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Tulum · AUDIO TOURS

The 3 Best Audio Tours in Tulum

2 reviewed

Out of 2 audio tours on this site, these 3 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the details that set each apart are below — choose in five minutes, then get back to the beach.

Tulum Mayan Ruins GPS Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour

Tulum Mayan Ruins GPS Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour - Entering Tulum: starting where the walk actually begins

1.Tulum Mayan Ruins GPS Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 20 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $9Our pick

Walk Tulum’s ruins with GPS audio and offline maps, 28+ stories, and lifetime access for $9.99, without needing a guide.

“Good app and easy to download. We found it best to download when we had wifi and then log out of it (even switch off the phone to remove the blue quick open button top left) so that it didn’t use up all our battery power. Best to take a separate power bank in case your phone runs low. Sometimes the section didn’t play, probably more to do with us not being in the right spot, but easy enough to just click on the list and tap it manually. Really liked the voice of the narrator and the helpful photos.”

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Self-Guided Audio Tour – Tulum: The Return Home

Self-Guided Audio Tour - Tulum: The Return Home - What the audio actually feels like: entertaining, but sometimes thin

2.Self-Guided Audio Tour – Tulum: The Return Home

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 8 reviews · 1 hour (approx.)

A one-hour, app-based audio walk through Tulum ruins with offline chapters and maps, flexible timing, and a budget-friendly pace.

“The best part about this tour is that it started on our time. There was no rush to meeting up with a group tour with a guide. The price was extremely reasonable too. The downfalls were that the information was sparse, and although they have a clever idea with using actors to act out different characters, there wasn’t a lot of substance or history. Each stop on the tour had a very brief audio that left a lot to be desired. The idea was great, but it can use some tweaking to include more historical and archaeological information.”

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