Big Island · AUDIO TOURS
8 reviewed
Out of 8 audio tours on this site, these 8 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details are laid out below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to planning.
Shaka Guide’s Big Island Adventure Bundle turns GPS into offline audio so you can self-drive five epic routes across Kona, Hilo, and Volcanoes.
“Excellent directions and points and interest. Lots of history provided as well. Very descriptive and interesting.”
Self-guided GPS audio e-bike at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Ride mostly downhill, hear crater stories, and see lava-tube and overlooks.
“Make sure you arrive early to get set up on bike. The bikes were great and the trip was so fun. If you are tall make sure they know so you get a large frame.”
Self-guided GPS audio driving tour of Hawaii’s Big Island with offline narration, flexible stops, and big highlights from Kona to Volcanoes.
“Great way to spend two hours. We listened to this on the way back to Kona from the volcano. It was great. We ended up stopping at Black Sand Beach.”
Self-guided audio drive through Hawaii Volcanoes National Park with offline GPS stories, 43+ stops, and flexible timing from Volcano to Sea Arch.
“The process to get the self guided tour was difficult. After trying to access the self guided tour in the app and looking in email for 40 minutes I gave up and we did our own tour. I did not call customer service because I had weak cell coverage”
E-bike with GPS audio around Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, hitting steam vents, a lava tube, and Kilauea viewpoints with minimal crowds.
“Awesome! Easy to get into park. Missed all the crowds parking & walking. Best way to see the park for sure.”
Self-guided GPS audio tour of Big Island’s north coast: Hilo waterfalls, lava caves, Waimea ranch history, and Mauna Kea night sky.
“Took our time and it was great hearing the history of the island. Lots cheaper than excursions. I would recommend this download.”
GPS-guided, offline audio tour along Big Island’s Kohala Coast, with flexible stops from Pu'ukohola Heiau to Waimea.
“Good directions once we got connected with the start point. A phone charger is essential, the battery goes quickly. The historical information was good. It was awkward turning the audio on and off, unhooking the phone when we exited vehicle, taking photos. Guide did not mention Hapuna Beach charge of $25 just to park car. Lots of hours driving, we gave up after a few.”
A GPS-led, offline audio route along Big Island’s Kona Coast with beaches, ancient sites, and coffee farms for $15.99 per group.
“Had a little trouble getting it started but once we did it was good. We drove to a lot of places on the island”
