Top Seward Audio Guided Tours

Awesome assistance on our road trip. First time user. Will never think twice about purchasing again.

This worked perfectly for our trip from Anchorage to Seward. Of course, do your own research as well. I will definitely consider this on any of our scenic road trips now.

The trip and guides were excellent. I unfortunately got very sea sick despite taking Dramamine when first getting on the boat “just to be safe”. I highly recommend taking Dramamine a few hours prior to the cruise so it has time to work or even getting a prescription/ OTC scopolamine patch (amazing anti nausea for sea sickness) I didn’t expect to get sea sick so I wasn’t as prepared as I should have been but despite the sea sickness it was still an absolutely incredible experience and would still do it again, just a bit more prepared next time!! We saw all kinds of wildlife and glaciers, absolutely once in a lifetime experience. I highly recommend if you are considering.

My family and I used the audio guide, and it exceeded our expectations! The GPS-triggered stories worked smoothly offline after being downloaded in advance; the directions were clear, and the suggested stops helped us discover highlights such as Beluga Point, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Exit Glacier, Homer Spit, and the Seward Highway. We especially loved the flexibility to stop, skip, and explore at our own pace. It made our Alaska road trip more informative, enjoyable, and stress-free—excellent value, and highly recommended!

If you want to visit Alaska, but don’t want to include a crowded cruise, I have a suggestion. My wife and I spent 7 days in Alaska. We flew into Anchorage and used it as our base. From there we used the Alaska Railroad to get to both Denali National Park and to Seward. We booked our stay at the Wingate by Wyndham which is located about 3 blocks from the train station- walking distance! We arrived on a Sunday afternoon which gave us time to get familiar with Anchorage. The next morning we took the Alaska Railroad to Denali station. When I called the railroad to make reservations the agent advised me that they have Adventure Class- which was basic and fine or Gold Star Class which is an upgrade. Gold Star seats in the upper deck and includes a meal. When I spoke to the agent and told her our plans, she suggested Tundra Tours which include a more thorough tour of the park. We took her suggestion. When you arrive at the Anchorage station you drop your luggage off, tell them your hotel or lodge. They then tag your luggage and it is taken to your hotel. When our train arrived At Denali Station you walk up some steps and buses from the various lodges are waiting to bring you to your location. We booked our room at Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge. It was quite spacious with about 12 different lodges. There are also several shops, restaurants, and coffee shops. Tundra Tours picked us up at our lodge the second day (Tuesday) there. We saw a lot of scenery and some wildlife. The next day we took the train back to Anchorage. We spent a second night at the Wingate. The next morning we boarded another train to Seward. We booked the Breeze Inn. Like before we had our luggage tagged and it arrived safely at the Breeze Inn! That day we spent getting acquainted with Seward. Nice town and easy to get around without a car. Our hotel was an 5 minutes from the train station. If you want to travel to parts of the city they have free shuttle service. We booked a boat tour with Major Marine. Their office is a block from our hotel. The people at the Breeze Inn were great and made sure our luggage got to the train while we were on our boat tour. The boat tour was the highlight of our week’s trip. We saw wildlife like otters , porpoises, seals, sea lions, and both Killer and Humpback whales!! We also got very close to a couple of glaciers-closer than the huge tour ships can get. When we got off the boat we went right to the train. They organized the tour so we wouldn’t miss our train. I want to add the train rides were very scenic and there was plenty of leg room. There were plenty of opportunities for pictures. We took the train back to Anchorage for a third night. The next day our hotel brought us back to the airport.If you want to visit Alaska without the boat cruise I suggest give this plan a try.

Loved it. Great your. Loved the facts and info along the way. Timing was perfect to get in and off the path.inreally enjoyed my day and glad I picked this your. Well worth the money paid, but also saved by doing my own thing. Thank you!

This is a fairly easy to use, informative, and entertaining narrative of the area.

It was a good opportunity to learn about the area while driving from Anchorage to Seward. A few jokes were a little corny, but I would still recommend it based on useful information,

Awesome for our visit to Alaska! GPS worked well to pick up each story. Interesting stories and good recommendations for additional activities or stops.

We enjoyed the narration along the highway. Could use more information on when to stop for last gas, food, restrooms for so many miles.

My husband and I used this guide to drive from Anchorage to Seward Alaska. We absolutely loved it! When the tour was over, we missed "our guy." We actually turned him back on a week later to listen to the same tour in reverse because we enjoyed it so much. Very cool. It tracks where you're at, provides optional activities with approximate time it will take, and it also provides details about the location along the way. Highly recommend.

My family and I found this to be an excellent presentation that not only provided turn by turn directions but also interesting history, pointed out sights, told about other points of interest along the way that you could detour to, explore and then return to original narrated trip. While some info may have been redundant, it for the most part was fresh and informative.This does require you to install a free app on your phone and to download the tour in advance. One you have it, you can start and stop he tour any number of times between the dates it is good for and join it at any point along the way.You can be sure that I will be looking for similar driving tours on upcoming trips!

The Self Guided Audio Driving Tour was very informative. Though there was some redundancy, for the most part it was relevant and current and provided a lot of interesting historical background along with pointing out sights to look for and helpful driving directions to keep us on the proper route. My family enjoyed it very much!