Las Vegas · AUDIO TOURS
8 reviewed
There are 8 audio tours to explore, with 8 leading choices presented first. Check the route, pace, price and practical details before reserving.
Drive from Las Vegas to Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon West, and Red Rock with offline GPS audio. Make your own route, for up to 8.
“Start it before you leave you place in Las Vegas as it does not sync to where you are . We went for lunch and had a hard time getting things synced so we could listen to the guide.”
Offline hands-free audio tour by car through Red Rock Canyon, with Calico Hills, mining stories, and easy trail stops for $14.99 per car.
“Arrived at Red Rock and I still had to pay to get in and no one knew of this service. They stated that I got scammed.”
Walk the Las Vegas Strip at your pace with offline maps and auto-playing audio stories, covering big icons from MGM Lion to Mandalay Bay.
“Even in the rain there is plenty of opportunities to shelter and continue at your own pace - great history and identifying sights”
Own an electric GoCar for the Red Rock Loop with GPS audio and park entry included, plus optional time at Red Rock Casino.
“I did the Red Rock Canyon Talking GoCar tour and had a genuinely fun time. Check-in was easy, the team was friendly, and the GPS audio made the route simple to follow while sharing bite-sized stories about the area. The little car is zippy and makes pull-offs and photo stops effortless, so it’s a low-stress way to see the Scenic Drive without worrying about directions. My only real hesitation is the price. At about $300 for 4 hours, it feels steep; the sweet spot for value would be $100–$150. You can rent a full sized car for around $100 total for 24 hours including insurance and drive the loop yourself,…”
Drive Lake Mead and Valley of Fire with GPS-triggered audio, offline maps, free stop highlights, and 60+ stories for $15 per group.
“The audio tour was semi-informative although the route was a good one and contained several good site”
Ride an electric GoCar through Las Vegas on GPS mob audio, then visit the Mob Museum for a focused 2-hour combo experience.
“The cars are a lot of fun and easy to maneuver. The navigation isn’t the best and I was expecting more history/mob info on the actual drive.”
A 2-hour self-guided, GPS-enabled audio tour of Las Vegas, mixing iconic spots with mob stories, offline-ready.
“The mix of old Vegas mob stories and modern spots like Area 15 was perfect. Loved it! This is a must do experience.”
Self-guided Hoover Dam and Lake Mead audio tour with offline GPS directions, flexible stops, and standout viewpoints for $11.99 per group.
“Very easy to understand and we were given plenty of time for what to look for as well as any upcoming turns that we needed to look for. It was very appreciated”
