Canada · AUDIO TOURS
43 reviewed
There are 43 audio tours on this site. These 15 are the ones worth the afternoon, with prices, durations and the details that actually separate them.
Smartphone audio drive on Alberta’s Icefields Parkway with GPS-triggered stops, trivia, and offline narration for $9 per vehicle.
“Not our favorite. We had other drive along guides that we preferred much more than this one. The jokes and games would have probably been very fun if you had kids in the car, but 2 sixty year olds were getting a little frustrated with it”
GPS-triggered smartphone audio for the Cabot Trail, $9 per vehicle. Learn Bras d'Or geology, Bell stories, whales, and key stops.
“where there is spotty cell coverage, the audio and photo portions of this tour will not work. you can download the map and text for each stop ahead of time, but not much more than that. also, at least 50% of this tour is descriptions of trails.”
Niagara Falls Journey Behind the Falls plus Skylon Tower and a Tesla audio tour. Timed entry using VoxCity e-vouchers, about 2-3 hours.
“Easy, at your own pace and an amazing experience! A must do at Niagra Falls! My husbands favorite Niagra Falls experience and we did it all.”
Drive the Sea to Sky Highway with GPS-triggered audio, 28 stops, and lifetime app access for a low per-vehicle price between Vancouver and Whistler.
“The information provided was very useful and interesting. I would certainly recommend this to anyone driving the Sea to Sky Highway. I am not a techie but I had no trouble syncing this with my rental car's GPS and speakers. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is the narrator sometimes was a little needlessly corny in his attempted humor.”
A GPS-triggered audio walk through downtown Charlottetown, from Port to Province House, with churches, confederation sites, and spooky stories.
“Loved being able to replay the audio if we didn’t catch it all the first time. I listened to the complete audio again the next day.”
Self-guided Halifax walk with GPS-triggered audio at churches, parks, and cemeteries. Trivia game included, under $9.
“Great to see and to know about the times back then. Great to listen too ahead of the excursion to the Tetanic. People buried there!”
A self-paced smartphone audio drive between Banff and Calgary with offline listening, GPS-triggered stories, and optional trivia.
“For the price, it's well worth signing up. Super interesting and a fun history lesson along the way.”
Self-guided GPS audio drive on Alberta’s Icefields Parkway, offline-friendly with glacier stories and flexible stops from Lake Louise to Jasper.
“A great history lesson of the area travelled. The drive itself is beautiful and the stories described provide even more life to it.”
A self-guided audio drive along PEI’s North Shore, from Charlottetown history to Cavendish cliffs and Green Gables, at your pace.
“My experience was terrible. The app kept repeating itself, driving me around in circles going nowhere. I followed the instructions and still got very easily lost. Gave up after 20 minutes. Not worth the money, which by the way, if you’re honest and declare all the passengers in your car, you pay more for!! It shouldn’t matter if it’s one person or a full car. It should not cost more when we’re all in the same vehicle.”
Self-driving Western Canada audio guide in English and German with GPS map playback, Rockies highlights, and no fixed start point.
Self-guided smartphone audio walk along Halifax waterfront, Pier 21 to Historic Properties, with GPS auto-play trivia and landmark stops.
“This is a really great quality tour, esp if you like travelling solo. I got a very complete lay of the Land with their boardwalk and city tours. It’s self guided yes, but really well done”
Montreal audio-guided art tour in a 1879 Griffintown building, with resident artists, 19th-century paintings, wax statues, and classics.
“Le temps que j’avais à ma disposition j’étais pas pressé j’allais à mon rythme”
GPS audio drive from Banff to Jasper, covering Sulphur Mountain, Icefields Parkway, Yoho and Jasper hot springs with offline stories.
“This ride along Guide made our trip! We downloaded the app and tour before we left home - we also got the free "Calgary to Banff" tour. So we just hooked our phone to the rental car (Bluetooth) before even leaving the airport, and just started driving. Our guide (who we started calling Tom) just starts talking when you approach a given point - like there's some wise and friendly buddy in the back seat the whole trip. He gave us no-nonsense directions to Banff so we didn't need to fiddle with gps. And out on the highway told us all about the sites we passed - giving us great…”
Offline audio self-guided Icefields Parkway drive from Jasper to Banff, with glacier stops and the Columbia Icefield Skywalk.
“great way to export the Icefield Parkway. Great history, stories about spots along the way and descriptions so you can decide to stop and trails, outlooks,etc on the way. Parkway is beautiful, audio tour made it very interesting.”
Three self-guided Halifax smartphone tours with 85+ audio stories on the 1917 explosion, churches, cemeteries, and the waterfront. $18.70.
“Nice small group. Experiencing Peggy’s Cove was fantastic. The small group experience allowed for good discussion.”
