The best family days out in London and beyond rated by kids
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Hop aboard one of the London Duck Tours distinctive yellow DUKWs and enter the wonderful world of amphibious travel. With the Classic Sightseeing Tour, you’ll see some of London’s most talked-about sights and learn interesting facts about the city. Prepare to be amused and amazed by an action-packed live commentary before the thrilling splashdown onto the River Thames. Why not try a themed tour? Limited Edition D-Day James Bond, Pirate and festive Quackmas Carol Tours also available.
The London Duck Tours are an extra fun way to see the sights of London. They’re perfect for tourists visiting London for the first time and kids born and raised within the M25.
Departure point: Find us on the Southbank, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XU, just off Jubilee Gardens in-between the London Eye and Southbank Centre (Royal Festival Hall). We’re a short walk from Waterloo train and tube station.
London Duck Tours is pretty cool. A lot of younger kids go on it with their parents but it’s really for all ages.
The best bit is of course when you drive into the River Thames and suddenly becomes a boat and it doesn’t matter how old you THAT’s always going to be exciting.
I also quite enjoyed driving round London as well and taking in the sights. I’d say it’s pretty good for teenagers but expect a lot of younger kids too,
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Thanks, KidRated, for a great tip – the London Duck Landmark tour was a great outing for our gang of seasoned (ie old) Londoners and 4 kids aged 8-12. The commentary was witty and informative, the Duck was suprisingly comfortable, and you get loads of cheers and stares from bystanders! The descent into the Thames was scary (for me only – kids loved it) but smooth once you’re in the water. The length of the journey is perfect for the little ones. I’ll definitely go again when taking visitors around the city.