PORTLAND
Portland's standouts, both coasts.
The 5 standout audio tours a Portland traveller will actually book. What each one covers, who runs it, and what it costs from the dock or the trailhead.
Drive Portland’s highlights with location-triggered audio and offline GPS. See Victorian mansions, cemeteries, harbors, and Fort Williams in 1-2 hours.
“For some reason, the audio cuts off the last word or part of word. We repeated it several times and it did the same thing.”
A self-guided audio walk through Portland’s Old Port with standout history stops, easy pacing, and great value at about $7.75.
“The architecture in Portland is amazing! The tour is a bit of a hike, however. We didn’t finish the tour because we got so tired. It was well worth it, though. I never knew that Portland was so vibrant. I would definitely recommend the tour.”
A self-guided Portland, Maine walking audio tour with offline maps, hands-free GPS stories, and lifetime access for $12.99.
“My family and I recently took the Portland Tour in March 2024. Unlike traditional tours, this one allowed us to explore Portland's sights at our own pace. The engaging audio narration was informative and well-told. We learned a lot about Portland's history and culture. Overall, it was a fantastic way to explore the city, and…”
Portland Maine self-guided driving and walking audio tour bundle with offline GPS audio, Harbor views, Victorian landmarks, and Fort Williams.
“Loved this tour! The mix of walking and driving gave us the best of Portland — from city spots like Victoria Mansion to coastal views at Fort Williams Park. Super easy to follow and really fun!”
Self-guided audio drive from Portland through Mount Hood and the Columbia River Gorge, with offline maps and waterfall stops.
“The start of the tour was confusing. It gave a location by the Troutdale airport but was ne where near the airport. The tour would not show the route until we were at the exact location and that seemed to be under the overpass.”
