Boston Duck Tours

The experience was very good. The tour guide kept talking for an hour and entertained everyone. You can experience all the city views on land and water. The moment you got into the water, everyone was recording. When you met other duck boats during the journey, everyone would imitate the duck's call to greet each other

It's great, the kids love it, and it allows passengers to experience the fun of driving on the vast water. The tour guide on the bus is also very humorous and tells the historical stories of Boston very vividly.

This is an amphibious vehicle, which can be found in many places around the world. The first time I rode this kind of vehicle was in the Netherlands, but it was not in the shape of a duck boat. Later, when I went to other countries, I found that they all looked like duck boats. This time in Boston, I finally understood why most countries use duck boats. The local American tour guide said that this was the first idea of ​​Americans. And it was in Boston that the first military-to-civilian duck boat was born. Later, the effect was very good, and it was exported in large quantities all over the world.

The Boston Duck Tour is a highlight of Boston tourism. It uses amphibious vehicles left over from World War II to tour Boston. First, you travel by land, passing some major streets such as City Hall, and then go into the water to swim in the Charles River. The whole tour process is lively and interesting with explanations and interactions.

I took a Boston duck boat to take a brief tour of Boston's bustling areas, from land to water, just like Singapore. This duck boat is amphibious and very suitable for friends who are visiting Boston for the first time. You can enjoy the city from all angles and it is also quite relaxing! City Hall, Central Park and the statue of President Washington, the distinctive Quincy Market, and other important attractions can all be visited!