Top 11 Australia Audio Tours

1.Mammoth Cave Self-guided Audio Tour (Located in Western Australia)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 128 reviews · from $17Our pick

At Mammoth Cave near Margaret River, you’ll follow a self-guided route through fossil-filled chambers with a supplied headset and MP3 player. Learn about extinct Australian megafauna, cave formation, and the site’s discovery in English, French, German, Mandarin, or Malay. Allow about an hour, plus time for the forest walk.

“Ok for my husband who can't walk a great distance, but not as spectacular as other caves that are actively building stalactites and stalagmites. Still amazing stuff.”

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2.Margaret River: Self-Guided Audio Tour of Mammoth Cave

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 48 reviews

Collect an MP3 audio guide at Mammoth Cave and follow a gently sloping boardwalk into an ancient fossil site. Hear about giant animals that vanished around 46,000 years ago, see a 50,000-year-old zygomaturus jawbone, and finish through Marri forest. Audio is available in English, German, French, Malay, and Chinese.

“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”

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3.Uluru Audio Tour App

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 45 reviews · from $14Top rated

Use the Uluru Audio Guide app on your phone as you drive, walk, or cycle through Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. More than 100 GPS-triggered stories cover the park’s roads and walks, with audio in seven languages. The app works for one to five days and suits self-drive plans, bike hire, and the Uluru Hop on Hop off bus.

“This audio tour is fabulous! You can do the park at your own pace and hear stories and guides the whole way through! Take as long or as short a time at each place and do it by car, bike or walk!”

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4.Marvellous Melbourne: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 26 reviews · from $8Best value

Use the VoiceMap app to explore central Melbourne at your own pace, following audio directions from Flinders Walk to Southbank. Hear local stories while visiting St Paul’s Cathedral, Federation Square, ACMI and city laneways. Download the audio, map and route for offline use, then pause or replay sections whenever you like.

“We really enjoyed our walk through Melbourne and learning all about this beautiful city. Once we got started the instructions were clear and easy to follow. I feel like we saw all the highlights. We did struggle to find the starting location Read more”

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5.Electric Bike Rental & Wheel Explorer Audio Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 19 reviews · 1 day · from $67

Rent an electric bike in Pyrmont and use the Wheel Explorer App to follow more than 300 narrated directions around Sydney. Your route covers the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, Royal Botanic Gardens, Chinatown, Darling Harbour, and lesser-known city corners. Bluetooth audio helmets let you listen and ride at your own pace.

“Today I had such an amazing experience with the tour, exploring a lot of beautiful points such as Sydney Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay and Opera House, and the most interesting part was that as I was riding, I could listen and learn about the scenarios and places. I really enjoyed it and had so much fun! Thank you Jake!”

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6.Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour of the Great Ocean Road, Australia

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 6 reviews

GuideAlong, also known as GyPSy Guide, turns your Great Ocean Road drive into a private audio tour for up to eight people. Follow GPS-triggered stories and directions from Torquay to the Twelve Apostles, with tips for Bells Beach, the Otways, Loch Ard Gorge, and more. Download once, then tour offline at your own pace.

“This was easy to download on to my phone. The audio guide worked brilliantly and started up automatically as we got to places. It was very informative and enhanced our trip greatly. We would use their guides again if we were travelling in an area where they had one”

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7.Explore Delightful Darwin: Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 4 reviews · from $15

Walk Darwin at your own pace with downloadable English audio files and a GPS map. The route links the Chinese Temple and Museum Chung Wah, Mason Gallery, Bicentennial Park, and Government House, taking about two hours. Bring your own phone and headphones, download everything before setting out, and plan for independent navigation.

“Waste of money. Don’t buy this. The audio kept cutting out and when you lose your place it goes right back to the beginning. It also doesn’t sense where you are so it doesn’t play according to location. Had to abandon this and found another self guided audio tour that was so much better.”

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8.Explore Amazing Adelaide: Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 3 reviews · from $15

Download an English MP3 guide and GPS map, then walk Adelaide from Rundle Mall to Light’s Vision in about two to three hours. You set the pace and start time, with stops at the Central Market, two cathedrals, the South Australian Museum, Migration Museum, and Adelaide Festival Centre. Bring an MP3-ready device, headphones, and money for admission fees.

“Nothing memorable at all. Downloaded the app which then switched off every 20 seconds. Total waste of money. No wonder this is non- refundable. Ended up getting city map from Tourist Information.”

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9.Explore Melbourne: Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 3 reviews · from $15

Use English audio files and a GPS map to explore Melbourne at your own pace, from Flinders Street Station and St Paul’s Cathedral to Queen Victoria Market, Old Melbourne Gaol, and the Old Treasury Building. The route takes about one to three hours. No guide, transport, meals, or attraction admission is included.

“This is the worst tour ever. It was waste of time and money. All information about landmark is same as what I can get from internet.”

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10.Adelaide’s Queer History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 2 reviews · from $11

Follow producer Katina Vangopoulos’s self-guided audio tour from the Adelaide University Footbridge to Compton Street. In about 60 to 90 minutes, you’ll hear stories tied to the Migration Museum, Art Gallery, Mary’s Poppin, Pride Walk, and Light Square. VoiceMap provides offline maps, GPS playback, and unlimited access.

“If you are apart of the LGBTIQ community you can find these landmarks and history quite easily on your own. Disappointed commentator was not part of the community and only focused on modern queer history starting in the 1970s and didn't dive deeper into the past”

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11.Explore Wonderful Perth: Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.0 · 2 reviews · from $15

Download the English audio files and GPS map, then walk through central Perth at your own pace. The route takes about two hours and includes Perth Town Hall, London Court, the Bell Tower, Government House, and The Perth Mint. You can pause for food, shopping, photos, or extra sightseeing, but admission fees and transport are not included.

“Loved it! Could take my time and do it at my own pace. Great way to get to know Perth.”

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