One of the most spectacular and popular Grand Canyon tours available! The Canyon River Adventure is one of the best ways to experience the region from several different perspectives in one day.
- Scenic flight from Grand Canyon Airport to Page, AZ. Note: all guests must self-transport to Grand Canyon Airport and arrive no later than 5:45am (located at 3555 Airport Road, Grand Canyon, AZ, 86023; follow signs for Grand Canyon Airlines.
- Guided ground tour of Antelope Canyon.
- 15 mile smooth water float trip on the Colorado River.
- Box lunch included.
- Return by motorcoach, minibus, or van.
- $614 per adult (excluding tax).
- $594 per child (age 4-11; excluding tax).
- All guests must be at least 4 years old to enjoy this unique experience.
The Grand Canyon, spanning 1,900 square miles, contains more than 275 miles of the powerful Colorado River—the canyon’s creator. Explore the canyon and its river with an amazing adventure that combines sightseeing via air, water, and land. The airplane – air-conditioned for your comfort – boasts large windows for the best viewing experience. The one-hour flight provides spectacular views of the canyon’s Eastern Rim, which includes the Colorado River as well as Lake Powell, a four hundred foot deep man-made lake.
Upon arriving in Page, you will take a seat in an awaiting 4-wheel drive vehicle for a 15 minute drive to Antelope Slot Canyon. From here, you will venture off for a ¼ mile guided tour on foot through Antelope Slot Canyon (guided tour is approximately 45 minutes). Hosted by a Native American guide, the tour winds through the stunning canyon, named for the herds of pronghorn antelope that once roamed throughout. Transfer from land to river, embarking on a smooth water rafting trip along the Colorado River as you follow the route of Major John Wesley Powell through Glen Canyon. Enjoy your box lunch while traveling 15 miles downstream in a motorized raft. Lunch includes a turkey sandwich on wheat bread, with American cheese, lettuce, and tomato, along with a bag of chips, a cookie, and a drink. Additionally, you will enjoy a stop to view the canyon’s ancient rock writings, also known as petroglyphs. The rafting tour ends at historic Lee’s Ferry.
This trip operates seasonally and is an all-day adventure that lasts approximately 12 hours.