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Duck Tours London
Explore world-famous landmarks by road and river on a Duck Tour in London.
Clamber into an amphibious vehicle that was originally used for the 1944 D-Day landings and see beating heart of London from a whole new perspective – you’d be quackers to miss it!
As you travel, your knowledgeable tour guide will provide an insightful view of London's history, filling you in on fascinating facts and figures about the original D-Day vehicles that are used for Duck Tours in London.
Without leaving the comfort of your seat, see the famous sights of London by road and then splash down into the River Thames to see even more.
Starting with the capital’s millennium landmark, the London Eye, you’ll tour past the Houses of Parliament, trundle past Westminster Abbey and then on to the offices of the current Prime Minister at No. 10 Downing Street (don’t forget to give him a wave!)
The immaculate soldiers and their mounts at Horse Guards is next before moving onto Trafalgar Square, the famous tribute to Admiral Nelson, Britain’s greatest sailor.
Moving on, you’ll take in the elegant avenues of St James’s which boast an ancient Royal Palace, high-class boutiques and the glitzy hotel, The Ritz!
Get an eyeful of Buckingham Palace, before travelling past Tate Britain and the headquarters of MI5 and MI6 and splashing down into the ancient River Thames for even more!
Duck Tours in London are fun, quirky and unique – you’ll not only love it, you’ll take to it like a duck to water!
IMPORTANT: London Duck Tours last date of operating will be 17th September 2017. This is due to London Duck Tour's Slipway being acquired to build a new super sewer in London.
Suitable for:
- Families
- Couples
- Groups
- Teenagers
- Seniors
Great for:
- Explorers
- Culture Vultures
Departure Location:
- Belvedere Road, Waterloo, London, SE1
- The Duck Stop is located between Jubilee Gardens and the Southbank Centre (Royal Festival Hall).
Availability:
- Daily, excluding the 24th to 26th December, 31st December and 1st January.
- IMPORTANT: London Duck Tours last date of operating will be 17th September 2017. This is due to London Duck Tour's Slipway being acquired to build a new super sewer in London.
Departure Times and Frequency:
- Monday to Friday: 10.30am then every 30 to 60 minutes.
- Saturday and Sunday: 10am then every 15 minutes.
- Peak Periods: 10am, then every 15 minutes.
- Important: Please ensure that you are at the departure point a minimum of 15 minutes before departure time. If you are late, you may not be able to take part.
Your tour time will be confirmed on your e-ticket, within the time slot you requested when booking.
The last tour departs at the following times:
- January: 3pm
- February: 4pm
- March: 5pm
- April to September: 6pm
- October: 4.30pm
- November: 3pm
- December: 2.30pm
- Please Note: These times may vary slightly and are intended as general guideline. If you require a specific time, please call us on 0844 873 0070 before booking.
Duration:
Approximately 75 minutes.
Guide:
An English-speaking guide will provide an entertaining, action packed commentary.
Children:
- Children and infants must be accompanied by an adult.
- Please note that this tour is not recommended for under 3s
- Only 2 infants will be permitted per tour.
Accessibility:
- To access the passenger compartment you will be required to climb 5 steps. There are however support handrails and non-slip surfaces to walk on.
- Please contact us on 0844 873 0070 if you require any further information.
- Due to limited space, wheelchairs cannot be taken on board, however they can be left at the departure point.
Included:
Guided tour of London by amphibious vehicle.
Not Included:
Transport to and from the departure point.
By Train: The nearest railway station is Waterloo. Take Exit 6 for the South Bank, then follow signs to The London Eye. The Duck Stop is a 5-minutes walk away.
By Tube: The nearest underground station is Waterloo (use the Jubilee, Northern or Bakerloo lines). Leave the station and follow signs for the South Bank. The Duck Stop is a 5-minutes walk away.
By Bus: The nearest bus routes are the RV1 and 76 or any bus that goes to Waterloo or County Hall/St. Thomas Hospital. Alight and head towards the London Eye. The Duck Stop is located behind the London Eye.
By River: Choose any service that stops at the Millennium Pier.
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