Top Australia & the Pacific Audio Guides - page 7

Experience the best of both worlds in Perth, where a thriving metropolis of curated street art, creative restaurants and small bars meets soft-sand beaches and scenic parks. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this exciting city. To discover this fascinating city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. You will learn about the history of Perth and some of the events that have helped shape the city. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

Get behind the wheel of an off-road buggy for an adrenaline-fueled adventure at the Guam Adventures Ranch located at Leo Palace. Enjoy practice time in a safe off-road area before setting out along jungle trails and dirt roads. Along the way, stop to admire the views over the Marianas Trench and soak up the scenery as you speed through the jungle.

This informative and historical self-guided audio tour of the Napier Earthquake will take you on a journey to the past to see the areas that were devastated by the 1931 earthquake in Hawke's Bay and how they have recovered. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this exciting city. To discover this wonderful city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

Discover some of Tasmania's most beautiful landscapes on this small-group tour from Hobart. Head north out of the capital to the Derwent Valley, where you will walk underneath some of the tallest trees in the world and admire the tiered-cascade Russell Falls in Mount Field National Park. You'll also visit Salmon Ponds Heritage Hatchery and Gardens, the oldest trout hatchery in the Southern Hemisphere.

Travel one of the world’s most iconic coastal roads without having to drive yourself on this full-day tour. Dodge the crowds by driving the famous Great Ocean Road in reverse, stopping to view landmarks like Loch Ard Gorge and the 12 Apostles in the less-busy morning. After a light picnic lunch, hike through the Otway rainforest, look for koalas along the Kennett River, and enjoy dramatic views over Apollo Bay.

Explore colorful Ningaloo Reef on a full-day excursion from Coral Bay—and leave the logistics to someone else—on this small-group snorkeling tour. Get the chance to swim and snorkel with manta rays, tiger sharks, loggerhead turtles, and other marine wildlife. A full day gives you time for multiple dives and to relax on the boat in between with provided snacks and lunch.

Discover the whole of Hobart with a 48-hour ticket for the Hop-On Hop-Off bus. The 90-minute route includes stops at MONA Ferry Terminal, the botanical gardens, maritime museum, and more. Get off and explore whenever you like and catch the next bus when you’re ready to continue your adventure. You also enjoy get a pass for the separate bus to kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

Welcome to Adelaide, a city that doesn’t rush to impress — yet quietly wins you over. Wide streets, fresh air, and parklands create a calm that feels intentional, not accidental. This walk reveals Adelaide step by step: food-filled laneways, lively markets, grand civic buildings, playful public art, leafy squares, and riverside pauses. One moment you’re following the smell of dumplings, the next you’re standing among stories carved in stone and bronze. Adelaide’s magic is balance. Heritage sits easily beside modern life, culture feels confident without being loud, and the city invites you to slow down. Walk at your own pace. Linger, wander, grab a coffee. Adelaide works best when you let it set the rhythm — and it’s very good at that.

Consider escaping to the breathtaking Blue Mountains, located just 1.5 hours from the city. This stunning region, sitting over 1,000 meters above sea level, will captivate you with its natural beauty, panoramic vistas, and diverse wildlife. Perfect for families and adventurers alike, the Blue Mountains offer charming villages and personalized tours tailored to your style and pace. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Blue Mountains encompass over one million hectares of temperate eucalypt forest. You’ll be amazed by the sweeping 360-degree mountain views, dramatic sandstone cliffs, lush green valleys, and cascading waterfalls that make this destination truly unforgettable. Pick up & drop off from your Hotel or Air B&B. Extra fee (optional) - Scenic World & Featherdale Wildlife Park

When in Kempton, enjoy this premium tour and lunch package for two. You’ll visit Dysart House, and begin to learn about their distillation process and the history of the property. You’ll enjoy an antipasto platter with Tasmanian produce, and a bottle of wine to share. After lunch you can visit the Cask Lounge for moret tastings. Take home some souvenirs if you like.

Phillip Island is a popular day trip from Melbourne, although the driving there and back, and working out how best to spend the day, can be a challenge. You don’t have to worry about either of those things on a small-group tour from Melbourne. On it, discover the wildlife around Phillip Island, from the Penguin Parade to a cruise in search of seals, and explore the island’s most scenic spots.

Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Kalgoorlie-Boulder on this fully guided 150-minute tour. Explore iconic attractions such as the famous Superpit, the heritage buildings on Hannan St and Burt St, and the impressive Goatcher curtain at the Boulder Town Hall. Visit 'The Vault' at the Museum of the Goldfields to see Western Australia’s largest gold nugget. Your friendly driver-guide will share captivating stories of the 1893 Goldrush and the colorful characters of the Outback, providing insights into life in this historic mining town. This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and travelers seeking an authentic experience in the Goldfields region. - Fully guided experience lasting approximately 150 minutes - Visit top attractions including the Superpit and heritage buildings - Hear fascinating stories about the Goldrush and local characters - Comfortable transport provided with commentary from a knowledgeable guide

Experience the spectacular scenery of Australia’s Great Ocean Road on this full-day guided tour from Melbourne. Admire postcard-worthy vistas around every turn of the coastal road, and pass through charming port towns along the way. Learn the fascinating and tragic history of Australia’s jagged ‘Shipwreck Coast’ when you visit the Loch Ard Gorge, site of a famous wreck. Your journey comes to a dramatic climax when you arrive at the Twelve Apostles geologic wonder just as the sun sets (seasonal and weather dependent).

Turn a traditional city tour into an exhilarating adventure with this private tour on a Harley Davidson Trike. Get an overview of the best that Melbourne has to offer while covering far more ground than you could on foot. Check off the city’s top highlights, including the Shrine of Remembrance, St. Kilda, and Albert Park. Tours are flexible, so you can customize your itinerary with your guide.

Take three days to get to know the Red Center’s most famous attractions on this Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon Camping Safari from Ayers Rock. Explore the Lost City, Amphitheatre, Garden of Eden, and North and South walls with your guide, who will explain the details of the culture and the Outback way of life. While camping, get to have a spiritual understanding of the surroundings.

Explore Tahiti on a half-day exploration on the coast of your choice. Depending on your preferences, opt for the wilder, greener East Coast or the West Coast, famous for its beaches and spectacular sunsets. If you choose the East Coast, you will be immersed in a wilderness where the mountains flow into the ocean. You will discover the mythical Point Venus and its historic lighthouse, the impressive cliffs sculpted by wind and waves, and the peaceful waterfalls hidden in the heart of tropical vegetation. If you opt for the West Coast, the journey will take you along white sandy beaches and crystal clear lagoons. Stop at the Maraa Caves, mysterious cavities surrounded by greenery, at the Tahiti Museum (optional), then continue to the famous surf spots, where the waves come to embrace the reef with power. And finally, you will end up with the Vahipai Water Garden.

Get to K’Gari (Fraser Island) and enjoy all the hot spots by 4WD, and you may even see some dingos along the way. You’ll have a lead driver who will take you to the highlights, like Lake McKenzie, Eli Creek, and the Champagne Pools. The tour is only for 18-35 year olds, and everything will be taken care of for you, so you can just enjoy this gorgeous island.

What makes this tour truly unique is the perfect blend of authentic Polynesian culture and adventurous discovery. We take you beyond the typical tourist spots to explore hidden valleys, secret waterfalls, and serene beaches known only to locals. Along the way, taste fresh island flavors, and learn the stories, legends, and traditions that make Tahiti so enchanting. Every moment is carefully designed to feel spontaneous and personal — whether you’re walking through lush landscapes, swimming in pristine waters, or sharing a laugh with a local guide passionate about his home. With Saffron Road, you don’t just see Tahiti, you experience it, feeling the island’s spirit in every adventure and cultural encounter.

Discover New Zealand’s most picturesque golf hole—a must-play experience for every golfer—high in the Southern Alps. This unique par-3 hole, accessible only by helicopter, overlooks beautiful Queenstown from 4,000 feet (1,200 meters). Fly in, tee off, chip (if necessary), and putt out. The scenic helicopter flight, a Queenstown hotel pickup and drop-off, and golf clubs and balls are all included.

Discover the best that Noumea has to offer without the hassle of renting a car using this hop-on hop-off bus. Start your self-guided exploration at any of the stops and enjoy a full day of exploring with just one ticket. Visit City Market, Port Plaisance, Anse Vata Bay, the New Caledonia Museum, and more.

Get out of busy Melbourne for the day and enjoy the rugged beauty of the Mornington Peninsula. Leaving the city behind, you’ll drive to must-see sights like London Bridge, the seaside town of Sorrento, and Arthurs Seat. You won’t just travel by car, though: take a harbor cruise admire the views from Murrays Lookout for different views of the peninsula. This is a fun day out that travelers with a range of interests will love, for different views of the peninsula. This is a fun day out that travelers with a range of interests will love.

Take a break from touristy Queenstown and head along the shores of Lake Wakatipu to the aptly named Paradise. On this half-day tour, experience rural New Zealand. Spot filming locations from The Lord of the Rings around Glenorchy and hear stories from Māori history and mythology as you tour the mountainous countryside. Plus, the vehicles have large windows for even better views.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Queenstown region with this gold mining tour. Stop in at key towns of the gold rush days including charming Arrowtown, and visit the Goldfields Mining Centre where you will be able to have a go at gold panning yourself. As you travel, learn the history and hear marvelous stories via themed GPS headsets.

Lift off from Kaikōura's beachfront helipad on a scenic helicopter tour over the deep-sea canyon and coastline. Look out for sperm whales, humpbacks, Hector's dolphins, and New Zealand fur seals in their natural habitat while enjoying panoramic views of the Seaward Kaikōura mountain range and Kaikōura Peninsula. Headsets with microphones provide live commentary and the chance to ask questions during this unforgettable aerial whale-watching experience.