Christopher A.
7/21/2020
Absolutely great! This was a very cool attraction at a reasonable price. Our tour guide was Nick, (QUACK), very funny and very informative during the tour. Our price total was about $70 for two...
Duck Amphibious Sightseeing Tours
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252 Central Ave
Hot Springs National Park, AR 71901
Duck Amphibious Sightseeing Tours offers one of the oldest and most unique tours of Hot Springs National Park, showcasing the transformation of a rough frontier town into the elegant Spa City. Guests can enjoy a 75-minute adventure aboard a World War II DUKW, exploring historic sites such as the famous bathhouse row and beautiful Lake Hamilton, while being entertained and educated by their knowledgeable and US Coast Guard-approved Quacky Captain.
With a focus on safety and a touch of humor, Duck Amphibious Sightseeing Tours provides an unforgettable experience that combines land and water exploration, allowing visitors to witness the beauty of Hot Springs from both perspectives. Whether it's a family reunion, party, wedding, or field trip, their ducks are available for private charters, making it an ideal choice for various occasions and groups.
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3.55 reviewsT P.
7/2/2022
Worst duck tour ever. You can drive yourself up the main street for free. Spent very little time on Lake Hamilton, maybe 10 minutes. Total Waste of money.
Dariela W.
7/20/2019
Usually city tours are lame and boring but this one was THE BEST. I would recommend going on this tour as soon as you get to Hot Springs, AR. because it is very informative and fun at the same...
Michael C.
4/2/2021
1.5 at the most.. ok, it could be fun for your kids under 12. Paying $25 a person to sit in traffic and drive by Walmart and a few historic places is not worth it. It is cool these ducks can...
G S.
8/4/2017
This was a surprisingly fun experience! We saw the funny bus, but had no idea that they are also boats! How fun is that? To go from the road to the lake and back was a fun, relaxing way to...
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