Hiding cruising ducks is easy, free, and endlessly fun. Here’s how to do it in four simple steps — the kind way.
Pick up some small rubber ducks — a bag of assorted ones is perfect. Decorate them if you like: little hats, paint, themed outfits. There's no wrong way; the joy is in the personality.
Add a small tag so finders know it's meant for them — a hello, an invite to keep or re-hide, and a way to follow along. This is where Duck Hunter HQ comes in: register your duck to give it a name and profile, then print its QR tag or write your code on the tag. No special ducks to buy — it works with the ones you already made.
Tuck your ducks in spots a guest will happily stumble on — a railing, a lounge chair, a windowsill. Only hide where your cruise line allows, and never inside ceiling panels, behind safety equipment, or in crew-only areas. When in doubt, leave it out in the open.
Here's the part paper tags never gave you. Every time someone finds your duck and scans it, they sign its digital logbook and drop a pin on your duck's live map — ship to ship, port to port. You build up a thank-you trail of notes from finders, so you finally get to see the smiles your duck created. Keep or hide, you decide: finders carry the magic onward.
Duck Hunter HQ gives every duck a scannable profile and a live travel map — so you finally get to see where your ducks end up. Finders play free, no app needed.