Boston Duck Tours

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Duration: 1h 20m
Location: Boston, MA 02199, United States | Boston, United States


Category: Cruises & Water Tours

Highlights:
Land & water tour on a WWII, open-air, amphibious vehicle
Entertaining & energetic guide shares trivia & commentary
Fanueil Hall, Quincy Market, Cheers & the Old State House
USS Constitution, Museum of Science & Bunker Hill
Views of the skyline & waterfront from the Charles River

Inclusions:
Guided Duck tour of Boston
Live commentary in English
Pre-recorded commentary in German, French, Spanish, Italian, Mandarin, Japanese, and Brazilian Portuguese
Headset for foreign language commentary
Coupon booklet valid at local stores and restaurants

Description:

Explore Beantown with a hilarious ConDUCKtor® behind the wheel of an amphibious World War II vehicle. Ride the DUCK by downtown landmarks, then ease into the water for a scenic cruise along the waterfront of the Charles River.

Climb aboard the open-air DUCK and take a seat as your ConDUCKtor® sets off for a quacks- and laughs-filled tour of Boston by land and by sea. Pass by the gold-domed State House, ride past the fashionable shops of elegant Newbury Street, check out the food vendors of Quincy Market, and gaze up at Bunker Hill’s monument to the famous Revolutionary War battle that took place there.

Break out in song as you pass the pub where Cheers was filmed—everybody there may not know your name, but you definitely know the tune. Check out Old Ironsides as you approach the water—the USS Constitution was named by President George Washington, circled the world in the 1840s, and has stood proudly in the Charlestown Navy Yard since she was retired in 1881.

From there, splash into the river and putter along the waterfront—these waters are where revolution-era Bostonians famously filled the harbor with tea. Admire the Boston and Cambridge skylines and listen as your drive and guide shares entertaining tidbits, little-known facts, and entertaining anecdotes about the city’s nearly 400-year-old past.