| Moby Duck®
Amphibious Sightseeing Gloucester's Most Popular Tour! |
Group Tours Gloucester's only narrated land & sea tour! |
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| It's a 20 minute land tour, an exciting
"splash" into the water and 35 minute harbor tour. |
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"MOBY DUCK" is the only amphibious sightseeing tour in the country, that takes you over a beach and right into the ocean! It's a Whale of a Ride! A fifty-five minute LAND AND SEA tour, with your personal licensed Captain at the helm and narration by your "Duck Mate". Your trip will provide spectacular panoramic views of beaches, islands, lighthouses, famous shipyards and historical locations. You will view the "Crow's Nest" so predominantly featured in the best selling book and movie, "The Perfect Storm". The land portion precedes an exciting "SPLASH" into the water. The water portion provides a calm and relaxing inner harbor sight seeing tour. You will come along side Gloucester's historic fishing fleet, the schooner Adventure and the famous "Man at the Wheel" statue. The tour is completely narrated with the historical and cultural aspects that Gloucester is known for. |
| Ticket sales and boarding at the "Duck
Stop" Harbor Loop, on Rogers Street, Downtown Gloucester 978-281-DUCK (3825) |
MOBY DUCKs ARE NOT THE OLD WORLD WAR II - DUKWs."
Our "MOBY DUCKs" are the newest, safest, integrally
designed U.S.C.G. certified amphibians in the country.
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Again in 2004, "Moby Duck" will be the best value in amphibious tours, in New England. Our prices are lower than any other amphibious tour. We spend more time on the water and less time in traffic. "Moby Duck" is an extremely popular destination.
Reservations are taken on a first come, first served basis! Please post
or distribute as soon as possible, to insure the optimal opportunity
to secure the dates and times that you desire. We advise that you "BOOK
EARLY". Reservations are confirmed, upon our receipt of your deposit.
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MOBY DUCK AMPHIBIOUS SIGHTSEEING
WILL NOT BE OFFERING TOURS IN 2005 The ongoing expense of our court battle with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has precipitated this suspension of service. For the past four years the Public Access Board in Massachusetts has denied us PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE WATER in Salem, Massachusetts. We won the first lawsuit in 2003 and expect to prevail again in the current one. We expect to resume tours when PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE WATER is restored. MOBY DUCK |
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It's a Whale of a Ride!® |
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