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Oahu’s best days out.
The 13 most popular audio tours on Oahu right now. The ones worth putting on the itinerary, with what each costs, how long it runs and who you book with.
Hike Diamond Head with an official self-guided audio tour. Get narration, map, and earphones, but you must book park entry and parking separately.
Most Popular“Bought in error. When we arrived at the entrance gate and realized my error, site did not allow for correction and cancellation.”
Priority entry to the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum on Ford Island with a shuttle and free audio headset in six languages, plus WWII hangar airpower.
“I'm an aviation enthusiast and love looking at aircraft, even different entities of the same model. It was a great experience talking to the team and getting a few inside stories about 'Swamp Ghost'.”
Drive Oahu’s Grand Circle with offline GPS audio, temple and North Shore stops, snorkeling views, and flexible pacing for $15.99 per group.
“Fantastic your! Audio tour guide was thorough, engaging and made the tour fascinating, fun and easy to follow along. The points of interest were great. Very relaxing drive!!!”
Offline GPS audio driving tour of Oahu from Waikiki to North Shore, Hanauma, Diamond Head, Pearl Harbor, and more. One purchase, flexible pace.
“Well worth the investment. Not only did we visit some amazing spots but the background information was brilliant. I need to come back to do the other Islands”
6 GPS audio tours for Oahu: temples, surf coasts, gardens, and Pearl Harbor. Download once and drive fully offline.
“We loved this app. We used it to guide us around the North Shore. All of the food recommendations were awesome. The instructions were easy to follow, and we enjoyed hearing the history. We plan to use it again during future visits.”
Self-guided audio drive around Oahu from Pearl Harbor to beaches and lookouts. Offline maps, GPS cues, 78+ stories for $16.99.
“audio directions were cut off, map on car display did not show the route only where the car was. xxx x”
Self-guided Oahu North Shore audio tour with GPS directions and offline map, from Leonard’s malasadas to Turtle Beach. $15.99/group.
“Wow - this really didn't read clearly to me and I paid for 5 "island tours" not realising they were audio tours and i couldve just got 1. Bit peeved tbh”
Explore Oahu’s Manoa rainforest by car with a GPS audio tour. Offline map, turn-by-turn stops, and Hawaiian stories, from $15.99.
“It has terrible! We drove around Honolulu trying to find the starting point, got so frustrated after an hour, that we gave up! There was no clear, concise instructions on how to use it! I want a refund!”
Self-guided Downtown Honolulu audio walk with offline autoplay, 23+ stories, and mostly free landmark stops, from Aloha Tower to Iolani.
“Nice walking tour. The app worked great and the history was very interesting. It got very hot in the afternoon so we ducked into buildings. Recommend to go in the morning while its cooler”
A low-cost, self-guided smartphone walk through downtown Honolulu’s historic landmarks, using offline audio and live GPS.
“Great tool for a self guided tour of downtown Honolulu. Enjoyed the background info and artistic touches like voiced stories from historic people. Some your stops were more impressive than others, but the your makes it easy to skip and walk your own routes when you want. Overall, you can't beat the price for a…”
Drive Oahu’s East Shore with GPS audio and offline maps. Hit Diamond Head, beaches, Hanauma Bay, and hikes at your pace.
“We had some operator errors 🤣 and had some grief getting it to play on our rental car, but what we did manage was great.”
Self-guided Waikiki audio walk on Oahu: GPS directions, offline map, and six story stops from Princess Pauahi to Duke Kahanamoku for $4 per group.
“Our tour took us to areas and into hotels we would not have walked on our own. Very enjoyable and relaxing walk.”
Self-guided Waikiki audio walk with 45+ stories, offline maps, and lifetime access for $9.99. Start anytime, finish at Waikiki Wall.
“The walking tour was extremely informative. I learned other things regarding the island that I didn’t learn from in person tours. I’m assuming when the tour was originally created there was a boardwalk, however we was able to walk on the main street to still hear the tour.”
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