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Miami’s best days out.
The 10 most popular self-guided tours in Miami, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through.
GPS-triggered audio tour from Miami to Key West, built for self-driving flexibility, with beaches, parks, Hemingway, turtles, and bridge stops.
Most Popular“So glad I did this tour. It was very interesting and it made our drive enjoyable. So much informative. I love how it had sujested stops.”
Self-guided driving audio through Everglades highlights, trails, and viewpoints. Offline audio and maps; buy once per car.
“After watching several videos, two of them twice, I was still unable to access the tour. I downloaded an app. The app and video indicated that the tour was supposed to start as soon as I arrived at the starting address. I sat there in a parking lot waiting for a prompt or even a…”
One ticket to see Everglades by airboat, tour Biscayne Bay, and ride a hop-on hop-off bus around Miami Beach and Coconut Grove.
“Avoid like the plague DO not provide this hideous company I booked the boat cruise and got an uber to the address provided to learn that it was the wrong address and what’s more by the time I would get to the correct address that the company provided me with I would miss the boarding…”
Walk Little Havana with a self-guided, location-aware audio tour for $10, using offline maps and starting/stopping on your schedule.
“After reading the other reviews, I wondered if I'd even be able to listen. The instructions on the pdf made it clear we had to download an ap to listen. I liked that it followed our location, but did not find the stories very interesting or engaging. FeRead more”
Ride a Slingshot through Wynwood and Miami Beach on your own schedule. Self-guided, license-friendly, 4–5 hours, with key extra fees.
“I was looking forward to the trip. i had been working 80 hour weeks for a few months so wanted to unplug completely. I booked the trip with a young lady on Viator. Received a notice that i was booked. I also received my ticket. On the about portion of ticket it talked about parking…”
A one-hour, self-guided Miami Beach Art Deco audio walk along Ocean Drive, with offline chapters, maps, and stories tied to fashion and TV.
“Never could get it to work. Asked for help, but not really helpful. No download code on ticket. Booking number nor confirmation number worked.”
Self-guided Big Cypress driving audio tour from Miami with offline maps, 27+ stories, and easy wildlife boardwalks plus one real hike.
“Nothing this was baloney and I would have preferred to get my money back. All we did was drive a crappy road that was so potholed I had to drive fast to get through it. Horrible. Avoid this tour at all costs. Would really like my money back.”
Miami Beach self-guided smartphone audio walk with offline GPS, Art Deco icons, memorials, and design stops for $10.99.
“Very good route, you can go at your own pace discovering the city. You discover very interesting and beautiful places.Auto-translated”
Miami self-guided audio on your phone: 32 tracks for $9, works offline, includes quiz, valid 3 years, read text too.
Self-guided Miami driving audio tour with offline stop-by-stop stories, 13.5 miles of highlights, and lifetime access. Great for up to 4.
“A very informative tour with great historical content! The issues we had was how the app was sometimes not in sync with our driving. We needed better heads up to position ourselves for the next turns. Also, when there’s construction underway, we couldn't make real-time adjustments in time while enroute to the next checkpoint. That's…”
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