Embark on London's only land and water vehicle—the Duck—and experience the city from a truly unique perspective. Take to the streets and view Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, and Hyde Park Corner before your Duck makes a dramatic "splashdown" into the River Thames for the waterborne leg of your tour.
Originally known as DUKWS, these amphibious craft were first used to bring more than 21,000 troops ashore during the D-Day landings. During your 75-minute tour, your guide narrates an alternative view of London's history and offers little-known facts and figures about the DUKW vehicles.

Inclusions :

• Sightseeing tour of London on the London Duck Tour
• Commentary from your guide in English

Duration:
75 minutes
Available:
January: Wednesday–Sunday
February–December: Daily
Departure time:
You may book either a morning tour with departure times ranging from 10 AM until Noon, or an afternoon tour with departure times ranging from 2 PM until 4 PM. Tours depart frequently but exact departure times vary. You will receive confirmation from London Duck Tours as to your scheduled departure time or you may contact London Duck Tours for departure information. Contact information is provided on your printed voucher(s).
Departure location:
Chicheley Street, in front of the London Eye and behind the County Hall
Return time and location:
75 minutes after departure; to Chicheley Street, in front of the London Eye and behind the County Hall
Hours of operation:
Tours operate frequently, but schedule may vary slightly.
General timetable

Weekday tours operate every 1/2 hour to an hour, starting at 10:30 AM

Weekend and peak period (school and public holidays) tours depart every 15 minutes starting at 10 AM
Last tours

January: 3 PM

February: 4 PM

March: 5 PM

April-September: 6 PM

October: 4.30 PM

November: 3 PM

December: 2;30 PM
Note:
Commentary is in English only. Children and infants must be accompanied by an adult. Regardless of tour, only two infants are admitted at any time. The number of children and infants participating depends on age. The ratio is:

• Age 1–7: 5 children per 1 adult
• Age 8–12: 9 children per 1 adult
• Age 13–17: 12 children per 1 adult