Boston Duck Sightseeing Cruise

Explore the historic wonders of Boston with a tour experience unlike any other as you waddle your way through the city with a Boston Duck Tour!

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I ordered our tickets the day before we were leaving for vacation, and your customer service reps faxed me the vouchers to ensure I received them before I left. THAT WAS CUSTOMER SATISFACTION.
Chasity Snodgrass - Atchison, KS
 This unique amphibious vehicle was created and used during WWII so that the military could get cargo from sea to land without the use of a dock. Aside from offering a ride in this historically important vehicle, this tour will guide you along some of America's most notable landmarks including Bunker Hill, sight of the famous Revolutionary War battle, and Boston Common, America's first public park.

There are two different tours provided by the Boston Duck Sightseeing Cruise. The first runs during the day and departs from the Prudential Center and the Museum of Science. This tour lasts approximately 80 minutes and drives by over 30 landmarks.

Some Sites on the Prudential Center Day Cruise:

  • Hancock Tower
  • Public Gardens
  • Boston Common
  • Old Granary Burial Ground
  • State House
  • Kings Chapel
  • Old State House
  • Museum of Science
  • Boston Harbor
  • Many More!

The second tour option is the evening cruise which departs from the New England Aquarium and runs approximately 55 minutes in length. Over 20 sites are featured on this tour, and some are listed below.

Some Sites on the New England Aquarium Evening Cruise:

  • Old State House
  • Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market 
  • Holocaust Memorial
  • West End
  • TD Banknorth Garden
  • Zakim Bunker Hill Bridge
  • Museum of Science
  • Charles River
  • Longfellow Bridge
  • Esplanade
  • Hatch Shell

A charismatic, costumed conDUCKtor will be your guide along these exciting tours of Boston as they offer fun facts, unique history, and lots of laughs. After touring the streets of the city, you'll splash down into sparkling Charles River for a cruise along the grassy banks to enjoy incredible views of the Boston and Cambridge skylines. This is your chance to enjoy a piece of Boston history in a fun fashion that has become a favorite attraction for the city's visitors.

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  • Includes Guided Tour
  • Check Schedule for Dates and Times
  • Tours Depart from the Prudential Center and the Museum of Science or New England Aquarium
  • Prudential Center Tour Lasts 80 Minutes
  • New England Aquarium Tour Lasts 55 Minutes
  • Cameras and Video Cameras are Permitted
  • Appropriate for All Ages
  • Parking*

         *Additional fees may apply.

Boston Duck Tours - Museum of Science
1 Science Park
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 417-823-0981
Toll-Free: 1-800-987-9852

Testimonials
This tour is unique. It's something you have to experience to appreciate. There was some duplication with the other tours but the drivers are what make the tour really interesting. If you can, travel with Admiral Amnesia.
Vincent Chesno - Pittsburgh, PA
Wonderful way to see the historic highlights of a great city. On land and sea the excellent guide, Capt. Tom Foolery, kept us laughing and informed. I urge all new sightseers to Boston to join the ducks and their tour. Four Stars!!!
Marion - Cutchogue
We had a great time on our Boston Duck Tour learning about & seeing Boston! We had a GREAT driver Ace Bandage, who was very funny and informative! It was very fun! Bill Bisch
William D. Bisch - San Juan Capistrano, CA
Vacations Made Easy believes that the earlier you book, the better your seats. We guarantee our customers the best available seating at the time of purchase.
Vacations Made Easy believes that your tour experience should be convenient, therefore we offer hotel pick-up options that pick you up as close to your hotel as possible. Depending on the tour and amount of attendants, you may have to walk a short distance to the pick-up point.