Tours: Coming Soon!

After the DUKW is restored, ecotours will be available for purchase. There are four different weekly tours: lake, river, lagoon, and ocean with specialty tours occurring seasonally.

Map of the Florida peninsula showing cities, waterways, and coastal areas with a label pointing to a location called ECO DUCK HOME.

The ECODUCK operates out of Brevard County, Florida, United States

Satellite map showing a waterway connecting EcoDuck Home in the bottom left to Spoil Island in the top right, with a green route marked along the waterway.

The PORT CANAVERAL TOUR (Saltwater) is 24 miles round trip and offers views of Canaveral Lock and Banana River Lagoon. Spotted Eagle Rays, Green Sea Turtles, and Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins frequent this route.

Satellite image of a city near a river showing a marked path to Knot Bird Island and Ecoduck Home along the riverside.

The INDIAN RIVER LAGOON TOUR (Brackish) is seven miles round trip and offers views of West Indian Manatees, Tamanend’s Bottlenosed Dolphins, and Red Knot Birds.

Satellite map showing a route from Marsh Island to EcoDuck Home, passing through McCarthy Park and other areas with lakes, residential neighborhoods, and green spaces.

The LAKE POINSETT TOUR (Freshwater) is nine miles round trip and offers views of the marsh and swamp islands. Bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons, and American Alligators are within view of this pristine lake.

Satellite map showing a route from Saint John's River on the left to EcoDuck Home on the right, overlaid on a green landscape with some water bodies, roads, and urban areas.

The SAINT JOHN’S RIVER TOUR (Freshwater) is nine miles round trip and offers views of the marshes and swamps. Florida Softshell Turtles, Great Egrets, and Bobcats can be seen on the banks.

Close-up of a whale breaking the water surface with a splash.

Tamanend’s Bottlenosed Dolphin, Tursiops erebennus, seen on the Indian River Lagoon and Port Canaveral Tours. Photo Credit: Kit Knight

Close-up of a gecko with black skin and white spots on its body, clinging to green wall.

A Spotted Eagle Ray, Aetobatus narinari, seen on the Port Canaveral Tour. Photo Credit: Kit Knight

A shorebird standing in shallow water with a blurred ocean background.

A Red Knot Bird, Calidris canutus rufa, seen on the Indian River Lagoon Tour in winter. Photo Credit: Chuck Homler

A sea turtle swimming underwater near a rock or coral formation.

A Green Sea Turtle, Chelonia mydas, seen on the Indian River Lagoon and Port Canaveral Tours. Photo Credit: Kit Knight

An underwater view of a large, pale-colored fish with a rounded body, small eyes, and a broad, flat head swimming near the sandy bottom of the ocean.

A West Indian Manatee, Trichechus manatus, seen on the Indian River Lagoon and Port Canaveral Tours. Photo Credit: Robert Bonde

A close-up of a crocodile's head among green grass and water, showing its textured, dark brown and gray skin and sharp teeth.

An American Alligator, Alligator mississippiensis, seen on the Lake Poinsett Tour. Photo Credit: Kit Knight

A bobcat walking through a grassy area near a body of water, with green foliage in the background.

A Bobcat, Lynx rufus, seen on the Saint John’s River Tour. Photo Credit: Kit Knight

A raccoon peeking out from behind tree branches and leaves in a wooded area.

An American Raccoon, Procyon lotor, seen on the Lake Poinsett Tour. Photo Credit: Kit Knight

A large alligator or crocodile floating on murky water, with only its back and snout visible.

A Florida Softshell Turtle, Apalone ferox, seen on the Saint John’s River Tour. Photo Credit: Kit Knight