London Ducktours

Two friends and myself went on a Duck Tour yesterday, and found it a very enjoyable experience. We had been somewhat concerned about previous bad reviews, but in our experience it was excellent, and money well spent. The tour guide (Chris?) was very knowledgeable and gave an excellent and very interesting commentary. We had lived all our lives in and around London but still learnt things that we had not previously known. Altogether it was a most memorable outing, and I would certainly like to do it again.

I was running a bit late, so was one of the last to get onto the Duck, which meant that I had one of the aisle seats. Nothing majorly wrong with this, but if you are looking to get some good photos try and aim for a "window" seat. Plus, it was very, very cold, but that's hardly the company's fault and to be expected on a March day in London!

I really enjoyed the tour. Our tour-guide (I think his name was Neil) was hilarious and definitely the highlight of the tour. He told us a load of stuff I never knew before, even after numerous trips to London and a Londoner for a father! He was really entertaining and consistent.

Overall, definitely worth the money if you fancy a new and quirky way of seeing London.

This was great and a unique experience. To the people who wrote some negative reviews...stay home ! The tour was very informative, and well hosted, by a very nice guide who kept the tour popping with historic information, show business references. There was a protest on the tour route, so we took some different roads and saw even more than we expected. The wildest moment is when the truck plops down into the Thames like a log flume ride, great fun, and we saw London from a duck's perspective. The vehicle itself is historically interesting, and from WW2. It was even featured in. The only part of the tour that was less than sterling was the traffic, but hey, it's London, bot Cardiff or Boise! Go and have a great time.