Visite de Singapore DUCK

Interesting tour in old noisy duck boat on land and water. Due to the noise of the vehicle and a lovely (but heavily accented) guide we were unable to hear much of the commentary. This greatly diminished the experience as we felt we missed a lot of intersting information

The only exciting thing is that the bus turns into a boat. It is very very noisy due to the continuous noise of the diesel generator making it impossible to hear anything the guide has to say. She didn’t change her position or repeat herself to ensure that everyone can hear her. Not the best conducted tour. the guide is sweet in her expression and disposition though.

We did the one-hour long Duck Tour which departed from SUNTEC. You go to see some of the sights like City Hall, Mariana Bay Sands and Merlion to name a few. There was commentary along the way. Well worth doing the tour.

Nice quick fun activity with kids. Well organised and friendly staff. Gave us a great introduction to Singapore.

Great service, a bit hot if you have the fan with you will better.

Duck tours is a fun activity! We (family of four) had a great splash into the river and we got to see lots of sights. Unfortunately, our tour guide was very difficult to understand. The volume of the microphone was very high but unfortunately we could not understand his English very well and because he wore a face mask we couldn’t lip read either. I’m sure he had lots of interesting information to share but we really struggled to understand what he was saying and probably only captured about 10 %, this was very disappointing. Perhaps it would be possible to do a recording with headphones? Or, a teleprompter which people could read as the guide speaks? Additionally, it advertised a one-hour tour and we were back within 45 minutes. We were excited to go on this tour but felt a bit unsatisfied after.

We booked the tour because we wanted to explore the city and thought with “Duck Tours” it would be a fun experience. In itself, the tour in the vehicle is also very cool and we found it funny when we went into the water at speed. Unfortunately, however, you don't hear anything from the tour and you are only about 45 minutes away, either Singapore really has nothing to offer or the tour is only very half-hearted. However, we found them far too expensive for the price and would not recommend them.

We arrived at the departure site only to find out they had canceled our tour without letting us know

Like the Big Bus tours, I always enjoy a DUCK tour wherever they’re available — and Singapore definitely ticked that box for us. We joined the tour during Formula One preparations, which added a completely unexpected bonus. Seeing parts of the track being set up as we drove through the city gave the whole experience a unique twist you wouldn’t get on a regular day. The water portion of the tour was just as enjoyable — calm, scenic, and a great way to see Singapore’s highlights from a different angle. It’s relaxing without ever feeling slow, and it offers a fun contrast to the city’s busy streets. This is a fantastic activity for families. Kids would absolutely love the novelty of driving straight into the water, and our guide made it even more entertaining by running little games with prizes. I’ve never had that on a DUCK tour in any other country, so it was a fun surprise that lifted the mood and had us all testing our Singapore knowledge (and learning new things along the way). One tip: book ahead. This isn’t a large‑capacity tour, and we couldn’t just walk up — we needed a confirmed booking to secure our time slot. A fun, unique, and family‑friendly way to explore Singapore by land and sea.

The MOST beautiful Airport. The cable Cars, its Buildings and its people!