Have you heard of the Singapore DUCKtour? In
case you haven't this is a interesting attraction that takes you around
Singapore in a huge boat that runs on both land and sea.
Kids will absolutely love the DUCKtour
because it is set in a nice duck themed vehicle painted with attractive
colors. Adults will also love it for the insights into Singapore life
provided by the resident guide on board the tour.
So go ahead, do read on and find out more.
You'll find out what a DUCKtour is, what it covers and its operating hours.
I've also got information on how to make a booking if you're raring to go on
one.
1. What's a DUCKtour?
Well, you may be asking, what is a DUCKtour?
Well, it's certainly not a tour with ducks around you, if that's what you're
thing. A DUCKtour is a specialist tour and is a one-of-a-kind amphibious themed tour attraction
within Asia.
The Singapore
DUCKtour vehicle in action
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ngader
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What do you get in the DUCKtour? Well, you get
to have a combined Singapore Sity and Harbor tour in ONE vehicle. The
aforementioned vehicle can travel on both on land
and sea, and is essentially a 'boat' with huge wheels attached. There's a very
able DUCKtainer (tour guide) who sits on board and helps guide you along the educational and
instructive adventure.
2. What Does It Cover?
If you get on
the DUCKtour, you get to view some of the more spectacular attractions in
Singapore. Whether you're marveling at the Singapore's historical landmarks, the Merlion
Park, the Esplanade or Clifford Pier, you're in for a visual feast of sights and
sounds.
One of the best
things about the tour is that the vehicles goes right into the waters around the
Singapore city centre after the land ride. It's certainly a cool way to maximize
your experience in the city.
3. Bookings and Availability
The DUCKtour operates daily from 10.00am to 6pm.
Each tour lasts about one hour. The prices are as follows:
Adults: $33
Children 4-12 years: $17
Children 1-3 years: $2
You can even charter an entire DUCK vehicle for
$550 on weekends and $450 on weekdays.
Suntec City has a
ticketing counter for the DUCKtour
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modery
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The ticketing counter is located at the DUCKcounter
within Suntec City Mall Galleria. You can't miss it - if you're not sure, ask
the folks in the mall. You can also
find out more about the
DUCKtour at this website.
Conclusion
Well, I hope you know understand what a DUCKtour
is. Hopefully, you're interested in trying out this tour while in Singapore. I
recommend it as it is a quick and good way to soak in Singaporean sights and
sounds (complete with a guide). Alternatively, if you prefer a more land based
tour, you can
try the Hippo Tour.
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