REVIEWS · AUDIO TOURS
Bookable audio tours on four continents, and the price swing between them is enormous. These 3 are the ones worth planning a trip around, each with what it costs, how long it runs and where it leaves from.
Explore Santorini’s underground Wine Museum, then taste four local wines with a sommelier at a family-run winery in Vothonas.
“The museum was really nice, wine tasting very good.”
See Old Riga’s top sights from a heated electric bus with English audio, blankets, and a seasonal mulled wine welcome drink.
“Tour path itself (via city center) was good and we seen interesting places and buildings. However, the information we got about the places was mostly basic and obvious, e.g. we seen the castle and got information that president lives there, but no information about who is the president, what political system they have, what taxes they pay, how school system works or some curiosities or interesting non comonly known local stories. Compering to tours in other cities, this was below average. But considering the price, if you do not have too high expectations, could be ok.”
Explore Old Nessebar at your own pace with an audio guide, map, 15 points of interest, and a Bulgarian winery tasting.
“Terrible. Not worthdy at all. dO NO WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS. The guide has like 15 points with only like 2 mins per stop. The info shared was super basic and you can make the tour in less than half an hour.”
Pick a region, a grape or a cellar door.
