Gold Coast Aquaduck Safari Tour

Experience the Reversal Charm of Gold Coast with Quack'R'Duck

The moment the bus, which was running through the glamorous Surfers Paradise's forest of buildings, slides straight into the blue sea, your journey transforms into a magical exploration. Quack'R'Duck is a special amphibious vehicle that transforms from a bus running on the road to a boat swimming on the water.

Starting from Surfers Paradise, passing the golden beach to the calm waters of Gold Coast Broadwater, this journey across land and sea offers children a fairytale-like curiosity and adults an unforgettable sense of liberation. Enjoy the peaceful scenery of the coastal village that unfolds after the momentary thrill of entering the sea, creating a splash.

Listen to the guide's exciting stories, admire the luxurious mansions of world-class celebrities, and if you're lucky, you may even greet wild dolphins playing on the water. Enjoy a short but intense hour-long voyage with a cool sea breeze, and face the real face of the Gold Coast with Quack'R'Duck.

A Magical Hour Crossing Roads and Sea

Land and Sea at Once, Amphibious Vehicle Tour

It's not just a bus tour. Enjoy the unique experience of an amphibious vehicle that runs on the road and jumps into the sea without hesitation. It is the smartest choice to capture the downtown view of Surfers Paradise and the ocean view of Broadwater at once.

Celebrity House & Wildlife Spotting

Pass through the best wealthy neighborhood in the Gold Coast, admire the luxurious mansions, and look for wild animals living in their natural state. The live guide's vivid commentary adds depth to the journey.

The Perfect Journey for the Whole Family

It's a fun tour that makes everyone from children to adults smile. Leave your stroller and heavy luggage at the tour desk for a while, and record a special page of memories with your family with a light heart.

'The thrill of jumping from the forest of buildings in Surfers Paradise into the blue sea! It's the wittiest way to conquer the land and sea of the Gold Coast.'