Free cancellation available
Service animals welcome
Water is no barrier for a duck, why should it be for you? A Boston Duck Tour is a wonderful way to get a great look at Boston on land and water. See all the major landmarks and hear the history of the city as you tour Boston in a renovated World War II amphibious vehicle.
What's included
- 20-minute boat ride along the Charles River
- See top Boston sites such as Faneuil Hall, Copley Plaza, Old State House, Public Garden and more!
- 3 Departure Options Available: Museum of Science, NE Aquarium, Prudential (Select 1 at checkout)
- Multi-lingual GPS activated app available for download from all departure locations.
- 80-minute Duck Boat Tour of Boston
- Narrated tour of Boston with your own personal ConDUCKtor
What's not included
What's not included
- Gratuities
- Hotel Pick-Up/Drop-Off
- Headphones not available for audio guided app.
- Your mobile device must have its own cellular connection for audio guided app.
Additional information
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Itinerary information
Location
Departure point
New England Aquarium, Central Wharf 1, Downtown, Boston, MA, 02110
New England Aquarium
1 Central Wharf
Boston, MA 02110
Departure point
Museum of Science, Science Pk 1, Boston, MA, 02114
Departure point
53 Huntington Ave, Huntington Ave 53, Prudential / St. Botolph, Boston, MA, 02116
Prudential Center
53 Huntington Avenue
Boston, MA, 02116
End point
New England Aquarium, Central Wharf 1, Downtown, Boston, MA, 02110
End point
Museum of Science, Science Pk 1, Boston, MA, 02114
Museum of Science
1 Science Park
Boston, MA, 02114
End point
53 Huntington Ave, Huntington Ave 53, Prudential / St. Botolph, Boston, MA, 02116
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Quality of service
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