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Ride the Ducks Guam: A Land and Sea Adventure

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Experience Guam like never before with Ride the Ducks, an amphibious land and sea tour offering fun, education, and adventure for all ages.

Ride the Ducks Guam offers a unique sightseeing tour, combining a land excursion through Tumon and Hagatna with a splash into the ocean. This amphibious adventure provides a fun and educational experience for the whole family, with multilingual audio guides and the chance for kids to 'drive' the boat.

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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Ride the Ducks Guam.

  • Check for reopening updates, as Ride the Ducks Guam is temporarily closed.
  • Consider bringing a waterproof bag to protect electronic devices during the ocean portion of the tour.
  • Arrive early for the tour to secure preferred seating, as it is typically first-come, first-served.

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Getting There

  • Walking

    Ride the Ducks is located on Pale San Vitores Road in Tumon. From most hotels in central Tumon, it's easily accessible by foot. Walk along Pale San Vitores Road, and you'll find it near the SandCastle Guam. Note that sidewalks can be uneven in places.

  • Public Transport

    The Red Shuttle Bus and the Tumon Shuttle Bus serve the Tumon area, with stops along Pale San Vitores Road. A one-way fare on the Red Shuttle Bus is around $4. The Tumon Shuttle Bus charges $7 for one ride. Check the schedules for the most up-to-date information.

  • Taxi

    Taxis are readily available at hotels and major shopping centers in Tumon. A short taxi ride from a hotel in Tumon to Ride the Ducks will likely cost between $10 and $15, including the flag rate and per-mile charges.

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Ride the Ducks Guam provides a memorable and unique sightseeing experience, blending the excitement of a tour bus with the thrill of a boat ride. Operating on Guam since 2014, the tour utilizes an amphibious vehicle modeled after a World War II landing craft, offering a safe and engaging way to explore the island. The tour begins on land, departing from Tumon and passing through historic Hagatna, showcasing landmarks such as the Guam Museum, the Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica, and the Asan Beach War Memorial. As the 'Duck' navigates the streets, a multilingual audio system provides insights into Guam's rich history and culture. The highlight of the tour is the splashdown into the ocean, where the vehicle transforms into a boat, allowing passengers to experience Guam's coastal beauty firsthand. Children even get the opportunity to 'drive' the boat, adding an extra element of fun. While Ride the Ducks Guam is temporarily closed, it remains a highly recommended activity for families and individuals seeking a distinctive and entertaining way to discover Guam's attractions.
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