This self-guided, self-paced audio walking tour will explore Cannery Row in Monterey California and the surrounding area as well as a number of hotels and historic sites. There's a separate admission
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Location: Monterey & Carmel
What's Included
- VoiceMap App for Android and iOS
- Lifetime access to this tour in English
- Offline access to audio, maps, and geodata
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There's really no age limit for this tour since it's self-guided! It’s perfect for all ages, but kids might need some help with the audio part. Just make sure they can walk around Cannery Row and keep up with the pace. The audio is engaging enough for teens, and younger kids might enjoy the stories if you narrate along with the tour.
A: You can still enjoy the tour in light rain, but if it’s heavy, you might want to wait for a clearer day. Since it's outdoor, just dress appropriately! Bring an umbrella if there's a chance of drizzle. The audio tour works offline too, so you can take your time without worrying about losing signal.
A: Honestly, spring and fall are the best times! The weather is mild, and you’ll avoid summer crowds. Plus, the views are stunning with clear skies and blooming flowers in spring. Just check the forecast beforehand so you can plan accordingly. Summer can be a bit busy with tourists.
Discussions
Thinking of gifting the Cannery Row audio tour!
I’m planning to gift this self-guided audio tour of Cannery Row to my parents. They love Steinbeck and just got back from a trip to Monterey last month. I think they’d enjoy revisiting the area with the audio tour! Any tips on what to wear or where to grab lunch afterward? Also, how long does the tour take?
Just finished the Cannery Row audio tour and loved it!
I finally did the Cannery Row self-guided audio tour and wow, it was such an amazing experience! The stories about Steinbeck and the history of the area were super engaging. I ended up spending almost 3 hours because I kept stopping to take pictures and check out some shops. If you're into history or literature, you gotta try this! Anyone else have tips for the best spots to take photos?