Boston Duck Boat Sightseeing City Tour with Cruise Along Charles River

It was so much fun. I went on a trolley tour also but I like Duck boat so much better. The guide was very entertaining and knowledgeable about the city and it’s history. Will do it again!

Riding in the Charles river. Allowing Cretan's to write their names on the roof of the amphibious landing craft.

A must do trip. Fun and informative. Our "conducktor", Scott, was amazing. Loved it. Great experience.

Great tour! Tour guide Dirty Waters was informative and funny! He kept the group engaged and laughing.

I called Viator customer service to request to change my destination pickup location from Museum of Science to Copley Place. I was told by Omar or Almer that after checking to see if that would be okay he approved the change. When I arrived to check in 45 mins before the trip I was told that the change was incorrect and that the 3rd party company [Viator]was in error. Luckily there was a vacant seat and I was immediately seated. I’ll never use Viator again!

It was very nice experience with kids and no crying!! The captain and the guide were both nice, the captain let the people have a chance to drive the boat on the river.

Our tour guide knew the history of Boston from top to bottom, his in-depth descriptions, stories, and anecdotes made the ride unforgettable. This tour really gave me a new and improved perspective of the city. Recommended.

Michael Smith was an amazing guide! So personable and funny. Loved him and learned a great amount on the tour.

The duck tour is awesome anyway but we got lucky, didn’t get the guide’s proper name but he played a Duck Tracey character, total laugh from start to finish and very informative. Having a guide as fun as that adds a little something to an experience that was already well worth it

We were with the Marathon guy and Captain Allen. Captian Allen was good, friendly, and no complaints there. The Marathon guy on the other hand, not a great experience. He was more interested in sharing his personal experience/growing up, that we would pass something before he would tell you what it was, it does ZERO help to find out what something is after you have passed it. When we went on the river, zero mention of the river name, learned it was the Charles after the fact, but learned all about him running the Boston Marathon twice as part of a team for the children’s cancer unit… and each medal he wears costs $9,000. He was obsessing about a fire that happened on Friday, and said, there will be so many lawsuits after that fire, still zero clue what happened, why there will be lawsuits, but that it was at a parking garage they are rebuilding. So scatterbrained, and not clear about what exactly we were seeing, and English is my first language, had it been Spanish like half our boat, I would have zero clue what was going on. He could rattle off facts, but almost as in if they were memorized to get the job, and he must cover a certain amount of facts. They did not make a whole lot of sense as they were told after we have passed something. I have done this tour in other major city’s and this is the first time I felt like it was not money well spent and walked away genuinely confused at what just happened.