DUCKtours in Singapore

Ducktours in Singapore are one of the great experiences that tourist craves to have. You can get to feel like an amphibian, roaming in both land and water. The vehicle is shaped in the form of a duck that is open from both sides with a shed over and can be driven over the land as well as water, like a duck, which walks on land and swims in the water. The journey starts from the Civic District which has the great Singapore Flyer.

The view of the Flyer is splendid. Now the journey of the land ends here. You splash in the water from Marina Bay and have a view of Marina Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Esplanade Theatre, and the famous Merlion in front of the Fullerton Hotel. Then comes the picturesque Helix Bridge and Padong and its city hall. Then you again come over to the same place from where you started and have the view of the historic Old Supreme Court, where the British Army, composed of British, Indian, and Australian soldiers, surrendered under the Japanese army during World War II.

Also, a War Memorial Park is there, tributed to the ones who lost their lives during the rule of the Japanese. The last spot to cover is the world's largest fountain at Suntec City, which is now called Suntec City Foundation of Wealth.

Yes, there are multiple time slots for the Singapore DuckTours. The Duck Tours depart every hour from the Big Bus & Duck Tourist Hub. You have to arrive 30 minutes before your tour starts.

Here some of the places in which you can see while on a Ducktours Singapore:

1.) Suntec City Fountain of Wealth: Suntec City Fountain of Wealth was recognized by the Guinness Book Of World Records as the largest fountain in the world since 1998. It is made of silicon bronze and has a circular ring with a circumference of 66 meters.

2.) Civic District War Memorial: Civic District War Memorial commemorates civilian victims of World War II and also the unity of Singapore’s four main races—Malay, Chinese, Indian and Eurasian. It was opened on 15 February 1967 by former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew.

3.) Old Supreme Court: Duck tour Singapore will also give you a tour of the Old Supreme Court which was designed by Frank Dorrington Ward. It symbolizes the central figure of Justice. 

4.) City Hall: The Duck tour Singapore will also take you to the City Hall. It served as an important government office in Singapore. The building was planned first by S. D. Meadows and then Alexander Gordon. It has now formed the National Gallery Singapore which is Singapore’s largest museum, with a focus on Southeast Asian and Singaporean art forms.

No, the Ducktours Singapore is not wheelchair accessible. They are made in the old way and do not have wheelchair mobility access.

The timings of Duck Tour Singapore are from 10 AM to 6 PM every day. The tour happens on an hourly basis and you can plan your visit accordingly. It is recommended to book the Duck Tour Singapore tickets in advance. The Duck Tour Singapore ticket price is SGD 45 for Adults, SGD 35 for children, and free entry for infants (Age 0 to 2).

Outside food and drinks are not allowed on the Ducktours Singapore. It is discouraged for maintaining the cleanliness and comfort of other passengers. However, bottled water can be an exception, but you need to check with the tour operators beforehand.

Here are some of the best things to keep in mind before going on a Singapore duck tour :

- Reach at least half an hour before the boarding time to Suntec Hub to avoid any rush.

- Don't carry any food or water with you, as you are not at all allowed with it. You may have to throw it away.

- Wear your comfortable clothes, especially synthetic ones so that it gets dry easily if it gets wet. Do avoid sports shoes or loafers.

- Do wear flip-flops or shoes that are made of plastic, so that if water enters, it easily drains out.

- During the rainy season, it is mandatory to carry an umbrella, so that you do not get wet much.

- Carry a polythene packet, if you have to vomit due to motion sickness.

- Timing: The Duck Tour opens at 10 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m.

The Ducktours Singapore lasts for approximately 60 minutes. Take an amazing city tour, cruise along Marina Bay, and explore the Singapore Flyer through the Singapore Duck tour.

Yes, of course. Children are also allowed on the Ducktours Singapore. It creates an ambiance where kids can explore the city and get to know interesting stories about each tourist spot. As we know, without children any tour will become less enthused. By keeping that in mind, the management has made space for kids as well. There are safety items in case of an emergency. So, tourists must bring their kids on this fun-loving ride.