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Using Your Cell Phone GPS

Instructions after purchase:

  • Immediately after the transaction is completed, the receipt will be displayed and an email sent to you
  • A link will be included in both that will take you to either the Apple App store or Google Play store to download the free VoiceMap app
  • A “Voucher Code” will also be included that you can use on VoiceMap to download the tour to your phone.
  • You then follow directions to the starting point to begin the tour.
  • Have Fun!

San Diego Driving Tour: A Guide to Downtown, Mission Bay and La Jolla

See San Diego’s great highlights while comfortably driving in your car. Appreciate California’s most laid-back city that has perfect weather, miles and miles of coastline and many outstanding attractions including Coronado island, Balboa Park, the San Diego Zoo, Old Town State Park and coastal communities of La Jolla, Pacific Beach and Point Loma. When you’re done, you will understand why it’s called “America’s Finest City!”

Santa Barbara’s beginnings: a Walking Tour from Alameda Park to Stearns Wharf

Santa Barbara is a naturally beautiful destination. In the late afternoon light, the Santa Ynez Mountains, which back the sun-drenched shoreline, shimmer pink and the Channel Islands are situated offshore and you will appreciate this and more while you start at the north end of State Street and head south. The 75 minute walking tour showcases the best of the city’s Spanish-style architecture including the historic Presidio and surrounding adobes from the 1700s through the 1800s.

The Sunset Strip: Where Rockers, Mobsters And Hollywood Celebrities Played

The Sunset Strip is a legendary part of the tinseltown glamour scene that comes to life during our walking tour along Sunset Blvd between Beverly Hills and Hollywood. This audio tour begins at the location where the old Hollywood stars like Judy Garland and Orson Welles gathered together to eat hamburgers and milkshakes and ends near Laurel Canyon, the epicenter of the folk and rock music revolution of the 60s and 70s.

La Jolla: The Riviera of California

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Take in the feel, allure and romance of this coastal paradise on an hour-long loop that starts and ends in front of Eddie V’s Prime Seafood restaurant. You’ll stroll through the downtown village, hearing fascinating fun facts about La Jolla’s early days and seeing its highlights as you go. I’ll show you San Diego’s most scenic wedding location, and where the first margarita was poured in the U. S. The final stretch of the tour takes you along the town’s breathtaking coastline where you’ll hear about the barking sea lions and seals that call the area home.

What Our Customers Say

Never did an audio tour like this before, but highly recommend it. Guided by a native to La Jolla, you 
learn the little secrets of history and fun. The 
crescendo was perfect to. This tour was a great 
experience! Easy to use, Great resource. 
Nomi_S
Very interesting and informative experience. The 
tour covers the town’s history and takes you to 
many points of interest throughout. If a particular site bears more investigation, or you just need 
a break, it is easy to pause the tour and resume at any time. Definitely recommend it! 
Melinda_S
Very interesting tour covering multiple sites of 
interest. Visitors to Santa Barbara will enjoy 
walking, listening and stopping easily anywhere 
along the way. The app is easy to manage. 
Thanks Tour Freely! 
Anonymous_Explorer
Such an insightful, educational and scenic 
walking tour of La Jolla. Loved it! Especially where the first margarita in the states was served, the #1 wedding location and Sunny Jim’s Cave. 
Camille_S
We enjoyed seeing the different parts of San 
Diego and we learned a great deal about the city. 
It is nice that you can stop it, get out and stretch 
or go see something and basically take your time. We did this tour over two days and I highly 
recommend it. There is only one small section 
somewhere around India Street that the 
directions a bit unclear but we found our way. 
Wendy_D
Voice map is an excellent way to see a city without having to be subjected to toy buses, lots of 
people, and seeing things that you really aren’t 
interested in. The app navigate you through the 
city, avoiding highways, gives you the option to 
stop when you feel that This site is something 
you would like to spend more time at, and 
ensures that you don’t get lost all the while 
listening to interesting information about the 
history etc. of the areas that you’re seeing. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes to travel and 
doesn’t particularly like big tour groups.
Lauri_M
A great way to see San Diego. You can tailor the 
trip to whatever duration you like. We stopped, 
took photos, shipped, ate, and even caught a little sun. I will look for these tours for other cities 
when I travel on business and pleasure. 
Paul_T
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