Land and Sea Sightseeing Adventure
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Safe Travels Certified Tour
Ride the Ducks Guam is proud to receive the Safe Travels Stamp. Receiving the Safe Travels Stamp demonstrates our commitment to the health and safety of staff, clients, and their visitors as we host safe meetings and gatherings.
Join us for an exciting, unique LAND AND SEA SIGHTSEEING ADVENTURE. It drives like a bus and then drives right into the ocean and floats! The tour is EXTREMELY SAFE! It takes place aboard a brand-new vessel built under control of the United States Coast Guard and made to look like a World War II landing craft! It feels like a Disney World ride.
This unique tour departs from Tumon and passes through historic Hagatna, where you can see the new museum, cathedral, Asan WWII park, governor’s offices, boat basin, and the ocean port.
The tour is FUN, INTERESTING, AND EDUCATIONAL. A multi-language audio system is available in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Russian. This wacky, zany, crazy ride is inexpensive and fun for the entire family. Adults and kids even get to steer the boat!
Know before you book: Our Ride the Ducks Guam tour operates rain or shine. If we are unable to provide the water portion of the tour due to weather and/or ocean conditions, there will be no refund.
Ride the Ducks is Guam’s newest and most fun sightseeing adventure on land and sea! Forget your boring old tour van or tour bus — Ride the Ducks in Guam is the most family fun you’ll ever have. This is already the most highly recommended sightseeing tour on land or sea. The “ducks” are open-air, amphibious sightseeing vehicles that are built using modern technology and safety equipment, inspected and certificated by the United States Coast Guard.
Hop aboard this fun sightseeing tour for the best tour your family has ever had! Roll-down rain screens make this tour recommended and suitable for any kind of weather. These incredible half-bus, half-boat sightseeing vehicles are amphibious: They drive around Guam’s historic sights on land, and then they splash down into the beautiful ocean and keep right on going! Talk about family fun!
Our multi-language audio guides ensure that you and your family have a fun and educational time learning about Guam’s culture and history on this amazing sightseeing adventure. While at sea, children may even have a chance to drive the boat! Ride the Ducks Guam is a great time for the entire family.
Ride the Ducks Location: The Beach Restaurant & Bar
RIDE THE DUCKS PACKAGE COMPARISON |
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| Package Name | Time | Food | Beverage | Transfer | Seating |
| 1 Ride Pass |
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X | X | X | Random seating.
Priority seating available. ($10) |
| *Please see the package details for items of inclusions. |
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Ride the Ducks Package Details |
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| Effective: May 2023 – September 2023 | ||||||
| Package Name | Price | Details | ||||
| 1 Ride Pass | Adult $55 Child $25 |
Each tour is about 90 minutes run. The schedule varies depending on the season. Random seating, first-come, first-seated. Seating together with your party is not guaranteed. Reserved seating is available with an additional fee upon booking. Tour may be canceled last minute due to mechanical, insufficient booking, weather, and/or ocean conditions. Book online now |
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| *Pricing excludes online fees. *Outside food and drinks are not allowed. The stroller/Wheelchair is not able to get on board but can be kept at the check-in counter. |
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In the busy season, there may be additional operations times.
Check-in starts 15 minutes before departure time.
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View a romantic sunset on Guam’s beautiful calm ocean and enjoy a delicious dinner on our sunset cruise!
Don’t miss out on Guam’s most popular beach bar! Enjoy BBQ, volleyball, and fun in the sun!
Enjoy the ONLY SHOW ON THE BEACH with a stunning ocean view as the backdrop to the simply amazing performance. This spectacular Guam show is perfect for families of all ages.
