Your GeoTour passport can't get lost in the rain.
GeoTour Passport is a digital passport for geocaching GeoTours: it tracks every find, verifies it automatically, and turns your points into real rewards. The paper booklet, retired for good.
Coming soon for iOS and Android.
- Soggy & lost Paper booklets don't survive the trail.
- Costly to print Every change means a new print run.
- Slow to verify Desk staff checking finds by hand.
- Easy to fake A stamp proves little about a real find.
Three steps from trail to treasure
Pick a GeoTour
Browse supported tours — like Kop van Drenthe — and see the caches, storylines and rewards before you head out.
Find caches, prove it twice
Log your find on Geocaching.com and enter the secret codeword from inside the cache. Two checks, zero doubt.
Earn points, claim your reward
Reach the tour's points goal and show your claim pass at the tourist office. No stamps required.
Everything the paper passport did — and plenty it couldn't
Browse GeoTours
Discover tours near you, pick up where you left off, and see what each region has to offer.
Storyline progress
Watch every storyline fill up — 7/10 looks a lot better on a progress ring than in a wet booklet.
Interactive map
Every cache on one map, colour-coded by storyline, with found and still-to-find at a glance.
Dual verification
Finds are checked against your online log and the codeword from the physical cache.
Digital passport
A tamper-proof record of your verified finds, with dates and codewords.
Reward claim
Hit the goal, generate a QR claim pass, and pick up your geocoin or gift.
Straight from the app
Two checks make a find real.
Paper passports were easy to fudge. GeoTour Passport verifies every find twice, automatically:
- Confirmed online — your "Found it" log on Geocaching.com is checked through the official API.
- Proven in the field — you enter the secret word hidden inside the physical cache, like turfsteker
Running a GeoTour?
Tell your region's story without print runs and desk checks. One app for verified finds, points and reward claims — and happy volunteers at the tourist office.