Highlights
- 75-minute London Duck Tour of the City of Westminster by road and river
- Tour London's sights in the most unique way
- 20-minute cruise on the Thames
- Entertaining commentary provided onboard
Recent Photos of this Tour
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London March 2012 006A great day out in LondonPhoto by: Rosaleen D04 2012 -
Krystal's London Duck Trip!This is Krystal, next to the London Duck following our Duck Tour on a very wet Sunday! We had a great time and ...Photo by: Paul BUnited Kingdom, 12 2009 -
DSC_0108Enjoying a "Duck Tour" on the River Thames in London. The sightseeing trip in the DUKW amphibious vehicle ...Photo by: Anonymous09 2012 -
London March 2012 004A great day out in LondonPhoto by: Rosaleen D04 2012 -
London March 2012 005A great day out in LondonPhoto by: Rosaleen D04 2012 -
Duck on the waterThis is Rosalind now bouyant on the water starting her Thames trip.Photo by: Sue M08 2011 -
Duck entering the waterTaken whilst on the Thames, another of the Duck tour buses is just about to enter the water.Photo by: Sue M08 2011 -
London EyeTaken from the bus when you approach the river for your trip along the ThamesPhoto by: Sue M08 2011 -
Horse Guards ParadeHorse and Guard at the entrance to the military barracks.Photo by: Sue M08 2011 -
Palace of WestminsterAlso known as the Houses of Parliament.Photo by: Sue M08 2011 -
Cleopatra - Duck Tour BusThis is Cleopatra - one of several Duck Tour Buses. All of them are named after Shakespeare female charactersPhoto by: Sue M08 2011 -
Duck tour 3Big Ben!Photo by: Rita M03 2011 -
Duck tour 2Photo of another duck tour bus travelling across the River ThamesPhoto by: Rita M03 2011 -
Duck tour 1Embarking on the tour :)Photo by: Rita M03 2011 -
Afloat on the ThamesOne Duck taken from another!Photo by: Bill C09 2010 -
P1020112Photo by: Bill C09 2010 -
Inside and afloatDry and afloat! Our guide Sam pointing out waterborne highlights.Photo by: Bill C09 2010 -
London skyline from St Paul's ...This is the view from the top of St Paul's cathedral. Well worth the climb and taken at a steady pace, not too ...Photo by: Bill C09 2010 -
P1020099Photo by: Bill C09 2010 -
Duck Tour BusMy husband with the bus we traveled on.Photo by: Joanne IUnited Kingdom, 07 2010 -
Useful Information
London Duck Tour
The excitement of seeing London in this novel way is enhanced by the action-packed commentary provided by your entertaining guide, who offers an alternative view of London's history along with fascinating facts and figures about the vehicles themselves.
London Duck Tour - Amphibious Vehicle:
The amphibious craft, originally known as "DUKWS" were first used for the D-Day landings. In their eye-catching yellow livery, today's vehicles bear little resemblance to their military predecessors.
The vehicles have been extensively refurbished and fitted with the latest environmentally friendly diesel engines. The deluxe refits includes comfortable seating for 30 passengers, a public address system and full safety equipment.
To view route map and see the itinerary, please click on "View Additional Info" below.
Reviewed by Susan S, May 2013
Super fun especially when we rushed into the water. lovely views from the river and a different part of river to the usual river trips
Reviewed by Sarah Louise W, April 2013
A fantastic way to tour London. My two boys thought it was brilliant. There favourite bits were passing MI6 and trying to spot a spy and travelling along the Thames. Would definitely recommend this to anyone.
