KEY WEST
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 4 most popular audio & self-guided tours in Key West. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Self-guided VoiceMap walk through Old Town Key West, from Mallory Square sunsets to Hemingway spots, with offline audio for $11.24.
“At times the directions weren't clear. The audio seemed to end before the tour was completed. Not as good as other audio tours I've used. The website itself was not user friendly.”
Skip-the-line admission to Mel Fisher Maritime Museum in Key West, plus an included English audio tour of Atocha and Henrietta Marie.
“This museum has much improved since I visited it 30 years ago. The exhibits on the first floor from the Atocha shipwreck are well displayed with good signage, and not too fully packed in too few cases. The second floor focuses on the Henrietta Marie shipwreck. There is great video on the investigations of this…”
A self-guided walking audio tour of Key West with offline maps, hands-free location cues, and lifetime access, priced at $9.99.
“Key West is beautiful, and has lots of interesting architecture. We enjoyed walking around town and learning some things about it as we went along.”
Drive the Lower Keys at your pace with GPS-triggered audio, photos, and stop-by-stop sights like Blue Hole and Bahia Honda.
“Stopping at the blue pool and getting to see one of the alligators I wish there had been more history of when Route 1 in the Keys was built.”
