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Lake Powell Experience

2 hr guided photography boat tour featuring Antelope Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, and Wahweap Bay.

2 hour Antelope Canyon Photo Tour

$159 per passenger, private water sports boat tour.

Half-Day (4 hours)

Full-Day (up to 8 hours)

Includes: wake boarding, wake sports, water skiing, knee boarding, swimming

2 hour Private Sunset Photography Boat Tour

Capture Golden Hour and stunning silhouettes of the surrounding mesa and butte landscapes.

$599 per group

(up to 6 passengers), $159 per passenger  .

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"Highlight of our entire trip even above the Grand Canyon plane ride! A must do for anyone in Page! You won’t be disappointed."

2hr Antelope Canyon Photo Tour

Unleash your inner photographer as you embark on our small group guided photography boat tour through Antelope Canyon, immersing yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of its natural rock formations and captivating lighting conditions. Antelope Canyon is renowned as one of the most iconic destinations for photographers, and our excursion ensures that you can capture its stunning essence without the hassle of large crowds on enclosed boats. We provide open bow boats with limited passenger capacity, prioritizing your comfort and allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the panoramic views that unfold before you. Our exclusive photo excursion offers the opportunity to capture the scenic walls of Antelope Canyon, the majestic Glen Canyon Dam, and the breathtaking beauty of Wahweap Bay. Our friendly captains will be there to assist you in capturing incredible photos and portraits. They might even let you curate the playlist for an added personal touch. Your photos and footage are guaranteed to make a lasting impression on your social platforms! Additionally, during the warmer months from June - September, you are welcome to bring a towel and take a refreshing swim in Antelope Canyon.  

Private Water Sports Boat Tours

Say goodbye to the hassles of boating as we take care of everything for you. No need to tow your boat to the lake, launch it, or navigate unfamiliar waters. We will meet you at the dock and provide a skilled captain, refreshing drinks, and an unforgettable experience aboard our Axis wake surf boat. Our private water sports tours are fully customizable to cater to your interests, whether you want to learn how to surf, wakeboard, kneeboard, or water ski while enjoying the breathtaking panoramic views of the spectacular canyons on Lake Powell.

With over 40 years of combined boating experience on Lake Powell, our captains are here to share their unique perspective and show you the lake like no one else can. Rest assured, our captains are not only US Coast Guard licensed, insured, and permitted by the National Parks Service, but they also hold certifications in USA water sports instruction, CPR, and first aid. So, sit back, relax, and let us handle all the details while you make lasting memories on the water. 

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Scenic Boat Tours of Lake Powell

Why hire a tour take in the high contrast of lake powell's placid, cool blue waters and colorful warm shores without worrying about logistics..

Written By Austen Diamond

Can you say panoramic? Of course you can, and of course you live for that sort of thing — that’s why you’re visiting the lovely  Lake Powell . But can you say “panoramic” in five languages? While on one of the many Lake Powell boat tours offered from Wahweap Marina in Page, Arizona, (near  Horseshoe Bend  on the Colorado River and  Antelope Canyon ) you’ll have the option to hear an audio tour, with the included audio set, in one of five languages: English, German, French, Italian, and Japanese. So you might learn a thing or two (It’s “panoramica” in Italian, by the way).

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Why hire a tour? Take in the high contrast of Lake Powell's placid, cool blue waters and colorful warm shores without worrying about maps or logistics. It's for boat lovers, lake lovers, sightseers and tourists from all over the world; it's for people who want to get on the water but don’t want to take all day for a boat tour and folks who don’t want to deal with the logistics or cost of renting their own boat. You’ll board a vessel with folks from all over the world to see the sites that the lake has to offer. The Panoramic Lake Powell Tour offered by ARAMARK at the Wahweap Marina is an excellent option, and heads across the state line to visit some of Utah’s majestic buttes only seen from the water.

A Grand and Relaxing Evening Tour

The Panoramic Lake Powell Tour takes you by a double-decker boat out to Gunsight Bay and back. This is an excellent option for those who don’t want to deal with the logistics of renting their own boat (or they can’t, for whatever reason) and would prefer to sit back and relax, and take in some views.

As you head out of the marina, you approach Castle Rock (get your cameras ready) and pass east through the Castle Rock Cut, which grants you quicker access to Utah and beyond. The audio set provides historical information about the Native Americans who once called this area home, about the first explorers of the Colorado River — like John Wesley Powell (the lake’s namesake) — and the eventual damming of the river that created this massive body of water and reservoir for the West. Enjoy some refreshments and a nice cool breeze as you coast across the water. While this tour doesn’t stop to let you out of the boat (some of the longer Lake Powell boat tours do), you will venture far and be able get close to the awe-inspiring natural wonders of canyon country. Note the “bathtub ring” which marks the lake’s high point at one time, and take panoramic photos once you reach Gunsight Bay. The boat then turns around, and you can take it all in again. This tour departs at 5 p.m. and returns at 7 p.m.; the two-hour duration is an ideal amount of time to get a softer sun and long, beautiful shadows from the area’s rock formations for your excellent pictures. It's also a good fit for road trips through the region with a  base camp to adventure  in Kanab, Utah.

On scenic boat tours of Lake Powell, enjoy the shimmering water under your boat and the glamorous red rock buttes as the wind rushes through your hair.

For longer visits to Lake Powell, see our  Glen Canyon National Recreation Area  page and  Rainbow Bridge National Monument .

(Once you're hooked on the Lake Powell by boat experience, you may want to return to volunteer for the National Park Service's  Trash Tracker Program , multi-day trips helping NPS keep the shores of the scenic reservoir clean.)

"The two-hour duration is an ideal amount of time to get a softer sun and long, beautiful shadows."

GPS Coordinates, Parking and Regulations

GPS Coordinates: (36.995547, -111.486511) Park at the Lake Powell Resort main parking area, and meet in the lobby 30 minutes prior to departure for all tours. Boarding begins approximately 15 minutes before scheduled departure time. Check  availability  here. Travelers generally take Lake Powell boat tours during the warmer months of the year, April through October. The water temperature will be most mild during the summer, but be forewarned that temperatures can peak over triple digits. Start planning your Lake Powell sightseeing tour today!

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About the Author – Austen Diamond

Austen Diamond is a commercial and editorial photographer based in Salt Lake City. Starry skies, sagebrush and endless red rock trails drew Diamond west from Knoxville, Tennessee, more than a decade ago. After earning accolades for his writing, he picked up a camera to tell stories of Utah's modern pioneers, subcultures and events. Now as a photographer, he blends craftsmanship and authenticity in telling visually arresting stories.

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Rainbow bridge national monument.

One of the natural wonders of the world, Rainbow Bridge has been formed by erosion of the sandstone by water flowing from Navajo Mountain towards the Colorado River. It is the largest natural bridge in the world at 290 feet/88 meters tall and 270 feet/83 meters across. Rainbow Bridge National Monument is considered sacred by the Navajo culture as a symbol of deities responsible for creating clouds, rainbows, and rain--the essence of life in the desert.

Rising up at the edge of Lake Powell, Rainbow Bridge may be reached by  private boat tour or power boat rental . Rainbow Bridge is located 50 boat miles northeast of Wahweap Marina. Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas, managed by Aramark Leisure, offers boat cruises daily from Wahweap Marina... tour offerings, schedules and pricing are listed below.

RAINBOW BRIDGE CRUISE

For tour questions, please call: 1(888)896-3829.

For those looking for a relaxing way to spend the entire day on Lake Powell and to experience the geologic and spiritual wonder of Rainbow Bridge, this tour offers you the opportunity to relax and take it all in. Your US Coast Guard licensed Captain and crew will host you as you skim along the smooth waters of Lake Powell, 50 miles up the original path of the Colorado River, from Wahweap Bay to Rainbow Bridge National Monument. En route, your crew will share with you, via public address system and personal discussions, many compelling stories rich in the cultural and natural history of this region. You will sail pass numerous famous landmarks, and witness first-hand the power of wind and water and their role in sculpting the remarkable landscape. The 3 hour up Lake Journey permits you time to explore why Glen Canyon is such a special place.

At Rainbow Bridge National Monument, you will walk a maintained, fairly easy trail round-trip 1.25-mile hike to Rainbow Bridge. The bridge itself reaches 290 feet into the sky, and it 270-foot span is supported on each side by its own canyon. While the bridge is visually amazing, your visit to the monument is also your opportunity to stand in the shadows of native peoples who have celebrated the spirit and sacredness of the place for centuries. You may wish to take the time to explore many of the meanings the monument has to share.

You will spend about 1 hour at the Bridge then make your return hike to the tour vessel. After departing, as your crew winds the vessel back through the canyons and waterways, you may hear more stories regarding this region's human and natural history.

While the tour returns to Wahweap via the same route, the homeward journey permits you to hear more of the crew's stories, spend time talking to others, relax and absorb for yourself the day's experience, or make your own additional discoveries as the vessel heads for port.

RAINBOW BRIDGE TOUR RATES: *park entrance required with fee or pass

Tour schedule: please call (888)896-3829 for assistance.

NOTE: This tour lasts approximately 8 hours. Due to fluctuating water levels, this tour may take longer than planned. The winter tours will run if there is a minimum of 15 passengers booked on the trip 48 hours prior to departure. Please call 1(928)645-2433 within 48 hours prior to your scheduled departure to check on the trip status.

NAVAJO CANYON BOAT TOUR

Spend half of a day on Lake Powell exploring the richness of color found in this region by taking a tour of the Lake's "Navajo Tapestry". This tour leaves Wahweap Bay, following the original path of the mighty Colorado River to Navajo Canyon, located on the Navajo Nation.

During your journey to the side canyons, your US Coast Guard licensed crew will share with you, via public address system and personal discussions, many compelling stories rich in the cultural and natural history of this region. You will pass a number of famous landmarks, including Glen Canyon Dam.

Approximately four miles past the Dam your crew will point out the entrance to Antelope Canyon by water. This high-walled Navajo Sandstone side-arm of Lake Powell is famous for not only its coloration but also for its slot canyons, found at its head, about two miles east. During heavy summer rain, this canyon is known to experience flash flooding, due to its narrow width and high walls. Antelope Canyon has become a popular kayak destination !

You will sail another 6 miles up the lake to Navajo Canyon, an exciting example of "Navajo Tapestry", the mix of colors found on its sandstone walls. Deep purples, burnt reds & oranges, and shiny blues are created by a natural mineral process, resulting in a "tapestry" of visual experience. This special patina takes centuries to form and is in a constant state of change.

While the tour returns to Wahweap via the same route, the homeward journey permits you to hear more of the crew's stories, spend time talking with others, relax and absorb for yourself the day's experience, or make your own additional discoveries as the vessel heads for port.

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CANYON PRINCESS DINNER CRUISE

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While relaxing on the Canyon Princess guests enjoy the breathtaking sunset on Lake Powell in the Captain's choice of Wahweap Bay and surrounding areas. Guests have a choice of pan seared chicken breast, marinated beef tenderloin, honey bbq grilled salmon or roasted heriloom carrots with cauliflower mash. Entrees are chosen by the guest during the dinner cruise. Premium cash bar on hand. Call Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas to book your Canyon Princess Dinner Cruise at 928-645-1150.  

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NOTE: This tour lasts approximately 2 hours. Due to fluctuating water levels, this tour may take longer than planned. The winter tours will run if there is a minimum of 25 passengers booked on the trip 48 hours prior to departure. Please call 928-645-2433 within 48 hours prior to your scheduled departure to check on the trip status. 

NOTES REGARDING ALL BOAT TOURS:

• Boat tours are operated by Lake Powell Resorts & Marinas, managed by Aramark, which is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. FOR ADDITIONAL UP TO DATE TOURS NOT LISTED HERE, PLEASE CALL 1-888-896-3829.
• NPS entry fee to the recreation area is NOT included in tour prices.
• Restrooms/toilets are available on board all tour boats. (Smoking is NOT permitted while onboard.)
• 48 hrs. notice is needed for all confirmations or cancellations for refunds.
• Child prices are for ages 3 to 12 years old.
• Children aged 2 and under are free but require a boarding pass.
• No pets allowed unless registered aid training animals with papers.
• There is NO Air Conditioning on any of the tour boats.
• All trips include complimentary water, coffee, and lemonade
• First come, first served on all seating (Upper deck is open & lower deck is enclosed w/ windows)
• Individual audio sets are included with every tour and are available in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Mandarin and Japanese.
• Boat trips depart on AZ Mountain Standard time
• Check in at tour desk 30 minutes prior to departure time to pick up boarding pass cards.
• Required minimum of 15 adult fares on all trips for boat tour to go
• "No shows" are charged the full amount of the tour

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Tyler Hunter is a lifelong Page / Lake Powell local. As a professional tour guide, he can provide stories and historical information like only a local can. Certified in Wilderness First Aid, CPR, and off-road safety courses, you are in good hands. Tyler has provided professional guiding services to some of the most world-renown and iconic

Tyler Hunter is a lifelong Page / Lake Powell local. As a professional tour guide, he can provide stories and historical information like only a local can. Certified in Wilderness First Aid, CPR, and off-road safety courses, you are in good hands. Tyler has provided professional guiding services to some of the most world-renown and iconic places like Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, The Wave , Alstrom Point ,   Skylight Arch , Stud Horse Point , and more. 

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The #1 private scenic tour in Page, AZ! The Wave, Alstrom Point, Skylight Arch, morning and sunset tours to fit any schedule.  Our land-based sightseeing tours will take you away from the crowds where you will witness a unique, natural beauty that will stay with you long after you leave. 

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Boat Tours on Lake Powell

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If there’s one thing you must do at Lake Powell, it is be to see the iconic landscapes of beautiful canyons and rocky ridges that are so unique to this region. And there are a plethora of opportunities to do so. Kayaking, stand up paddleboarding, renting a motorboat or houseboat or pontoon boat, or—if it’s more your speed—a boat tour operated out of Lake Powell Resort.

There are five options for chartered boat experiences, and each have their benefits.

The Antelope Canyon Tour brings visitors to the south end of Lake Powell to explore the mesmerizing color palette of oranges, reds and browns that are typical of this region. Highlighted on the tour are famous slot canyons, and the Glen Canyon Dam, the second largest concrete arch dam in the country.

The Canyon Adventure Tour, as you’d expect, brings through the best canyons in Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon as well as Navajo Canyon, allowing passengers to see the towering sandstone geology as it rises over 600 feet into the sky above. In addition, get a glimpse of Glen Canyon dam, and the 50/50 wall, an enormous rock that is half in, half out of the water. The sight is spellbinding.

The Panoramic Lake Powell Tour brings passengers into the heart of the lake, immersing you into the widespread, beautiful landscapes of Lake Powell, including the rich scenery of Gunsight Bay, while learning about the geology and history of the region. This is the best way to get to the core of the Lake Powell experience.

The Rainbow Bridge Tour carries guests on a Lake cruise over 50 miles of beautiful shoreline and views, all leading up to an up close and personal experience with one of the largest natural land bridges in the world, the Rainbow Bridge Monument. This massive arch, over 290 feet high and crossing a 275 foot span of lake, is a stunning sight. And feeling the power of the wind and water that carved it firsthand is something you’ll never forget.

The Private Boat Tour is a smaller, more intimate tour that brings you and a group (max six people total) through the snaking waterways of Lost Eden, a narrow, flooded canyon. Hearing the calm quiet of the canyons (broken with the inevitable yell “ECHO!!”, and the reverberation that follows) and seeing the canyons jut up above your heads, makes this tour completely unique and awesome. Private Boat Tours are operated from Bullfrog Marina.

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We take your boating experience personally and will help get you and your group into the right houseboat, small power craft, jet ski, kayak, or SUP. Looking for a guided tour, we offer tours to some of the most breathtaking views on the lake.

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Houseboat rentals.

With 8 different houseboat styles – from basic to “X-treme” – we’ll find the right one for you.

Small Boat Rentals

Find your power boat, personal water craft, or paddle craft. We have them all.

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Renting a houseboat, small watercraft, or personal watercraft at antelope point marina.

Antelope Point Marina has a variety of options for boat rentals. Visit our houseboat website here to help you get into the right boat.

Your Safety Matters

Each houseboat comes equipped with the following safety systems and safety equipment.

• Fire Extinguishers
• Marine Band Radio
• Global Positioning System (GPS)
• Throw Rings & Orange SOS Flag
• First Aid Kit
• 12v Electric Bilge Pumps
• Gasoline Fume Detector
• Automatic Engine Compartment Fire Suppression System
• Anchors & Ropes (appropriate to your houseboat type)

What You Need

We would hate for you to leave the house only to have forgotten the necessities. Here’s a quick checklist when it comes to boating needs.

• Sunscreen / Tanning Oil 
• Beach Towels
• Favorite Spices
• Hiking Boots or Shoes
•  Fishing Equipment

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Baby dies from heat exposure on family trip to Lake Havasu in Arizona

A 4-month-old infant died after she was exposed to extreme heat while visiting Lake Havasu in Arizona with her parents.

The Mohave County Sheriff’s Office confirms to TODAY that Tanna Rae Wroblewski succumbed to a heat-related injuries on July 5, after temperatures in the area reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit. 

“Detectives responded and investigation is ongoing,” agency spokesperson Anita Mortensen said in a written statement. 

Tanna was taken by boat to Havasu Regional Medical Center and then airlifted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

"They did everything in their power to revive her, but God had other plans, and took Tanna to heaven that night," Devynn Wolf, the baby's aunt, wrote on GoFundMe.

On Facebook, Tanna’s mom, Alyssa Wroblewski, shared pictures of her late daughter grinning from ear to ear at a beach.

“These are the last photos I took of you before you left us,” Wroblewski wrote in a post dated July 8 that was later taken down. “Your smile radiated joy ... I never thought there would be a day in my life without you.”

Wroblewski said in her post that the entire family is struggling to make sense of what happened.

“Explaining your loss to your sister has been tough. We don’t understand why you had to leave, (so) how could she?” Wroblewski wrote. “She’s left out toys for you and made sure your favorites were all in the bassinet before bed the last couple of nights. We are so heartbroken without you baby girl.”

On June 23, Wroblewski posted photos of her husband, Matthew, and their two young children on Lake Havasu, a popular vacation spot known as the “Jet Ski Capital of the World.” Tanna sits in a floating lounger with a canopy. There’s also a light blanket draped over her lap. 

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), babies, toddlers and small children shouldn’t be outdoors for long periods of time when the heat index is 90 degrees or higher.

Dr. Laurel O’Connor, an emergency physician at UMass Memorial Medical Center, notes that water doesn’t protect people from heat-related dangers.  O'Conner did not treat the patient, but explained the dangers of heat-related illness in young children.

“It's a very common misconception. People think, ‘Oh, I’ll go swimming — that will cool me down,’” O’Connor tells TODAY.com. “You can actually get dehydrated faster in water.”

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) , babies, toddlers and small children shouldn’t be outdoors for long periods of time when the heat index is 90 degrees or higher. 

O’Connor recommends avoiding the outdoors entirely during a heat wave — especially when there is a high level of humidity. 

“An infant can’t talk to us and let us know that they’re too hot or that they’re feeling dizzy,” O’Connor tells TODAY.com. Babies' bodies can't regulate temperature as well as adults, she says, “which puts them more at risk for overheating.” 

O’Connor notes that prolonged heat exposure can cause neurological problems, dehydration, kidney failure and death. Signs of heat stress include irritability and pale, clammy skin.  

“If you notice those symptoms, things are critical and you need to cool the child down,” she explains. “That doesn't mean stick your child in an ice bath. You want to use cool, wet compresses and fans. And if they are still exhibiting signs of being unwell, you want to call 911.” 

Lastly: Don't overbundle your baby and make sure they are staying hydrated with formula or breast milk.

"Breastfeeding moms need to make sure they are drinking enough water," O'Connor says. "If mom is dehydrated and not producing, then baby is going to be dehydrated, too."

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Ferry returns to Lake Powell for the first time in three years

LAKE POWELL, Utah ( ABC4 ) — The Charles Hall Ferry is back in operation and once again making trips across Lake Powell.

Water levels on the lake have risen back to an elevation considered to be “safe” for the boat’s operation for the first time in three years.

The ferry acts as a water bridge for State Route 276, which runs through the Glen Canyon National Recreation area and crosses over the lake. The ferry’s southern port is located at Hall’s Crossing and the northern port is located at Bullfrog.

Rides only operate between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. every Thursday through Sunday with a cash-only payment for a one-way fare. The Charles Hall Ferry is able to carry cars, trucks, RVs, and trailers with different prices per vehicle type and size.

The full schedule for the Charles Hall Ferry can be found below:

Thursday through Sunday

• 10:00 a.m. Departs Halls Crossing
• 11:00 a.m. Departs Bullfrog
• 12:00 p.m. Departs Halls Crossing
• 1:00 p.m. Departs Bullfrog
• 2:00 p.m. Departs Halls Crossing
• 3:00 p.m. Departs Bullfrog
• 4:00 p.m. Departs Halls Crossing
• 5:00 p.m. Departs Bullfrog

According to UDOT, the ferry stops operations if the lake drops below 3,575 feet. Water data from the lake shows the lake has been on a steady decline since July 2020. By February 2021, Lake Powell water levels dropped below the minimum elevation for safe ferry operation.

Lake Powell saw a dramatic improvement in its water levels with the 2023 spring runoff following the record-breaking winter. By June 2024, water levels rose back to levels that allowed for the ferry to resume operations.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to ABC4 Utah.

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