Self-guided audio tour bundle of Massachusetts

• Text transcripts of the audio narration are provided, and the format allows you to start, pause, and resume at your convenience. • Audio commentary is available for download or streaming. • The experience operates as a GPS-enabled, self-guided audio tour accessed via an app. • Customers receive lifetime access without expiration and can reach support via chat or email. • A suggested walking or driving itinerary is included, featuring stop-by-stop directions. • This offering does not include a ticket or an in-person guided experience. • An offline GPS-enabled route map is part of the package. • There is no in-person guide or physical equipment; participants need to supply their own device and headphones.

• Fees for entrance, guided services in person, headphones, transportation, parking, meals, Wi-Fi or mobile data, and equipment rentals.

• Nearby public transportation options are accessible. • Appropriate for individuals of all fitness levels. • To access the tour: After your booking, you will receive an email and text with instructions and a password (search for “audio tour” in your emails and texts). • Download the dedicated tour app created by Action. • Input the password provided in your email and text messages. • It is necessary to download the tour while connected to strong Wi-Fi or cellular data. • The tour will operate offline after it has been downloaded. • To begin your tour: Launch the separate audio tour guide app once you are on-site. • If there is only one version of the tour, simply start it. • If multiple versions are available, select the one that corresponds to your intended starting location and direction. • Proceed to the starting point; no one will greet you at the beginning. This is a self-guided tour. Start the first story and the audio will commence automatically. • Follow the audio directions to the next story, which will also play automatically. Enjoy exploring hands-free. For audio issues, reach out to support. Adhere to the tour route and speed limits for an optimal experience. • Travel without worry: Use the tour app any day, at any time, across several days. You can start and pause the tour as you wish, taking breaks and exploring side excursions at your pace. Skip parts that do not interest you or delve into bonus content as you see fit. • Savings advice: For driving tours, buy a single tour for all passengers in the vehicle. • New, with lifetime access and no expiration. Use it at any time on any journey as often as desired. • Savings advice: For walking tours, couples can share a single tour by using one set of headphones. • Audio setup: Connect your phone to your car’s audio system via Bluetooth, USB, or AUX. For walking tours, using headphones is recommended for a better experience. Audio playback works with Apple CarPlay, and navigation features will be added soon. Support for Android Auto is also forthcoming. • The tour requires a compatible mobile device for navigation. Please use an iPhone with iOS 15 or newer, an Android device with Android 9 or later, or an iPad/tablet with GPS and cellular capability.

To receive a full refund, cancellation must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure.

• As part of the Boston Ghost Tour, Boston Common is recognized as the oldest park in America, with a history marked by public hangings, restless spirits, and unsettling tales. Lifetime access is included, with no expiration. It can be utilized at any time, on any trip, and as often as desired. • The Salem Witch Trials of 1692 are noted as a significant event in early American history, where fear and superstition led to accusations of witchcraft against over 200 individuals, resulting in tragic outcomes and important lessons about justice and tolerance. • The Freedom Trail is the most well-known historic route in Boston, featuring 16 significant sites that played a role in America's quest for independence. It includes landmarks such as the Old North Church and Paul Revere’s House, providing insight into revolutionary history. • The Harborwalk in Boston is a scenic pathway along the waterfront, offering beautiful views, public art, and historical sites. It represents a mix of Boston’s maritime past and contemporary appeal. • Plymouth is recognized as the location where the Pilgrims landed in 1620, featuring Plymouth Rock and a significant heritage as “America’s Hometown.” It showcases centuries of history marking the beginning of the New World. • Cape Cod is a quintessential New England destination, celebrated for its inviting coastal towns, sandy beaches, lighthouses, and fresh seafood, making it an ideal place for relaxation and coastal excursions. • Provincetown, situated at Cape Cod’s tip, is a lively coastal town appreciated for its artistic community, historical significance as the Pilgrim landing site, beautiful beaches, and vibrant atmosphere. • Cape Ann is a scenic coastal region in Massachusetts, noted for its attractive fishing villages, rugged coastlines, historical lighthouses, and active arts scene. • Lexington and Concord are historically significant towns where the initial battles of the American Revolutionary War occurred in 1775. Visitors can explore the battlefields and historical sites where America’s struggle for independence commenced. • Lexington and Concord are iconic locations that witnessed the first shots of the American Revolution in 1775. They offer tours of historical battlefields, colonial residences, and landmarks that signify the start of America's fight for freedom. • Martha’s Vineyard is an appealing island off the coast of Cape Cod, known for its lovely beaches, historical lighthouses, and charming seaside towns. It is a popular summer retreat with rich historical significance and coastal beauty. • The Bunker Hill Monument honors one of the initial significant battles of the American Revolution. At 221 feet tall, it pays tribute to the courage and sacrifice of those who fought on June 17, 1775.