Hop aboard on the Seawall
Meet us at 2415 Seawall Blvd, right next to the Galveston Pleasure Pier, and settle into the Duck.
Galveston's Original Duck Tour
Roll down the Seawall, then splash straight into the Gulf — one hour of history, laughs and salt air aboard a restored WWII amphibious Duck.
The Ride
Part street tour. Part boat ride. All Galveston.
Climb aboard a restored WWII DUKW — a true land-and-water amphibious vehicle — for about an hour of sightseeing that ends somewhere most tours can't go: the water.
- Cruise past Galveston's landmarks by land, then drive right into the bay.
- Fascinating local & WWII history, told with light-hearted comedy.
- About one hour of fun for every age, from grandparents to grandkids.
Splashdown!
How it works
From the Seawall to the sea, in three moves
Roll past the sights
Tour historic Galveston by land while your captain shares the stories behind the island.
Splash into the bay
Then the moment everyone waits for. The Duck drives straight off the ramp and into the water.
Tickets
Tickets
Simple, family-friendly pricing. Pay your captain right on board.
$30
Adults
Ages 13 & up
$20
Children
Ages 3–12
$10
Infants
2 & under
How to book
Buy direct. Pay your captain on board or call 409-789-5035 to reserve. We don't sell tickets through third-party resellers, so book with us and skip the markup.
Visit
Find us on the Seawall
2415 Seawall Boulevard, Galveston, TX 77550Next to the Galveston Pleasure Pier, across from Chick-fil-A.
Daily 10:00am – 6:00pmOpen every day, weather permitting.
409-789-5035Call to reserve or ask about today's tours.
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Good to know
Quick questions
All ages welcome. Tours run weather-permitting, and we'll help you reschedule if the Gulf turns rough.
How long is the tour?
About one hour from boarding to splashdown and back.
Do I need a reservation?
Walk-ups are welcome. For groups, call ahead at 409-789-5035 to reserve your spots.
Is it kid-friendly?
Absolutely. The Duck tour is fun for all ages, from toddlers to grandparents.
What if it rains?
Tours may pause for weather. Give us a call the day of your visit and we'll let you know what's running.
A little history
Our Ducks share their bloodline with the DUKW, the amphibious workhorse first built in the 1940s to carry troops and supplies straight from ship to shore in World War II. Restored and ready for the Gulf, that same land-and-water magic now carries you.