KEY WEST
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The 10 most popular self-guided tours in Key West. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Skip-the-line admission to Mel Fisher Maritime Museum in Key West, plus an included English audio tour of Atocha and Henrietta Marie.
“This is a very interesting museum with a great history and interesting audio guide. Well planned and great exhibits. We learned a lot about Key West history. We walked right in!”
Self-guided VoiceMap walk through Old Town Key West, from Mallory Square sunsets to Hemingway spots, with offline audio for $11.24.
“It's almost like having a real tour guide with you. Liked that the audio started when you were in the correct location.”
A self-guided walking audio tour of Key West with offline maps, hands-free location cues, and lifetime access, priced at $9.99.
“This was a very fun and inexpensive activity for our trip! We shared headphones and walked around for about two hours listening to the audio. This was a great way to learn more about the history of key west on our first day.”
Drive the Lower Keys at your pace with GPS-triggered audio, photos, and stop-by-stop sights like Blue Hole and Bahia Honda.
“Great way to see parts of the Keys you might have missed otherwise. We saw some very beautiful spots.”
WalknTours GPS ghost app from Capt Tony’s to Sloppy Joe’s, with Hemingway stops, Robert the doll, and a replayable recap for $9.75.
“Lad mig være, tosms'er og flere mails for at få et review er bare for meget. Produktet er ok. Men jeg gidet ikke det efterfølgende spam.”
Key West Black History audio cruise for $8. Hit Higgs Beach graves, West Martello Tower, AMe Zion church, WWII ship, conch salad.
“Outstanding tour with excellent historical information. Highly recommended. Easy to use iPad narration.”
Self-guided Key West audio stroll for $10. See Robert Frost, Hemingway, the lighthouse, and more in about an hour.
“Enjoyed the commentaries for various sites, such as Hemingway. Great overview after our arrival. Maps included really helpful.”
A self-guided 2-hour GPS audio walk through Key West’s landmarks, from Mallory Square to Southernmost Point, packed with quirky history.
Cycle Key West with a self-guided audio app, avoiding busy roads and hitting historic stops like the Martello towers and Key West Cemetery.
“What a great app! The back roads are perfect for novice bikers. The app will give you verbal directions but also has a gps map and an easy Give Me Directions option (top right three dots) that opens Google maps with the destination loaded. Make sure your maps sound iRead more”
Follow Key West history from Mallory Square to the Southernmost Point buoy with a self-guided audio walk for $11.99.
“Very informative”
