New Zealand · AUDIO TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 audio tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Walk Auckland independently with downloadable English audio files and a GPS map. Starting at the Sky Tower, the route covers Aotea Square, St Matthew-in-the-City, the Baptist Tabernacle, Auckland Art Gallery, Albert Park, and other central sights.
“To hard to work it out. Waste of money - Did not use it and couldn't find help”
Use your phone and earbuds to follow an English-language GPS audio tour through Picton. You’ll visit the Edwin Fox, a historic whaling harpoon, the War Memorial, and the foreshore at your own pace. Allow one to three hours, with entry fees paid separately.
“If it had not been for [Viator] I never would’ve discovered so much of Picton. Thank you for guiding me around a wonderful town”
Walk Akaroa at your own pace with an English audio guide, GPS map, and stops covering the museum, lighthouse, whaling try pots, French cemetery, churches, and Rue Jolie. Download everything before arriving, since WiFi may be unreliable and admission fees are separate.
“We really liked walking around on our own time seeing the sights of Akaroa. Thanks Viator!”
Explore Napier on foot with an English audio guide, GPS map, and a self-paced route tracing the 1931 earthquake and the city’s recovery. Allow about two hours, pause for food or shopping, and download everything before starting at the isite Visitor Centre.
“A great self-guided walking tour. The earthquake must have been so devastating for the town. Highly recommended”
Use the Citywalksz app and GPS map to explore central Dunedin at your own pace. The English audio tour covers nine stops, from the Octagon and Gothic churches to Dunedin Railway Station, Toitū Museum, the Chinese Garden, and Speight’s Brewery.
“Great information and a map of highlights and at your own pace. Great alternative to a group walking tour.”
Pick a coastline, a crater rim or a cellar door.
