Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Shaka Guide, a company based in Hawaii and known for creating top-rated travel apps in Hawaii, today unveiled its latest product, the National Parks & Scenic Drives Bundle. Set to be available for purchase on April 20, 2024, this bundle offers 55 GPS-guided tours covering national parks and picturesque drives throughout the United States. The package boasts an extensive collection of over 5,100 audio spots, delivering 144 hours of engaging content across 1,275 stops. This ensures a deeply enriching travel experience that visitors can tailor to their preferences, exploring at their desired pace.
The National Parks & Scenic Drives Bundle is designed to function entirely offline, leveraging GPS to trigger audio commentary, complete with navigational instructions, as tourists journey through various landscapes. This feature guarantees access to Shaka Guide’s extensive resources, including maps, directions, narratives, and tips, without worrying about cellular reception.
Upon purchasing the bundle, travelers gain instant access to 38 tours. The offering will expand throughout spring and summer, with 17 additional tours scheduled for release, enriching the bundle.
Initial tours feature destinations such as Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Hoover Dam & Lake Mead, Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia, Everglades National Park, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Death Valley, and Yosemite. The forthcoming additions include tours of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Mount Rushmore, Olympic National Park, Kings Canyon National Park, Glacier National Park, Hot Springs National Park, and others.
“The spring and summer are wonderful times to visit our nation’s incredible national parks, and we hope travelers will take advantage of our newest bundle to enrich the time they spend exploring these destinations,” said Andrew Fowers.
In celebration of National Park Week, from April 20 to 28, 2024, this bundle, regularly priced over $300, will be specially offered at $99.99.
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