TicketsKayak across Lake Powell with a certified local guide, then hike into Water Antelope Canyon, a slot canyon you can only reach by water. This small-group adventure suits beginners and families, with performance kayaks, safety gear, and a safety lesson included. 4 hours experience departing from Unnamed Road, Page, AZ 86040, United States.
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At least one adult required. Maximum 20 travelers. Children and infants must be accompanied by an adult.
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This guided kayak adventure combines a paddle across Lake Powell with a hike through Water Antelope Canyon. You'll travel in a small group led by a professional local guide who knows Lake Powell and the canyon well and is certified in CPR, first aid, and Wilderness First Aid (WFA).
A safety lesson is part of the experience, and you'll paddle a performance kayak surrounded by the Arizona scenery. As you move through postcard-worthy views, keep an eye out for marine life, take photos along the way, and listen as your guide shares tidbits about local history and culture.
Your destination is Water Antelope Canyon, a secluded slot canyon that can only be reached by water. Stunning red stone rocks surround it, and once you're inside, you'll hike through the canyon with your guide and admire its radiant light channels. Compared with other slot canyons, this one is especially peaceful, with minimal foot traffic.
After exploring the canyon, you'll kayak back to the original launch site, where the tour ends.
Unnamed Road, Page, AZ 86040, United States
Enter the Antelope Point parking area via Navajo Rte. 22B, just before Marina Pkwy. Some map apps may send you to the wrong location, so confirm the launch location with your guide before traveling. Meet your guide down by the water, near the trailers. The tour ends back at the same meeting point.
With Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Without Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.
About 4 hours in total: roughly 1.5 hours paddling out on Lake Powell, 1 hour in Water Antelope Canyon, and 1.5 hours paddling back.
No. The tour is suitable for all skill levels and is highly recommended for beginners, families, couples, solo travelers, and first-time kayakers.
A guide certified in CPR, first aid, and WFA, a performance kayak, a life jacket and paddles, a safety lesson, access to Water Antelope Canyon, and drinking water.
No. The park entry fee is $30 per booking and is waived if you have a national park pass. Food, snacks, and tips aren't included either.
At the Antelope Point Launch Ramp in Page, Arizona. Enter the Antelope Point parking area via Navajo Rte. 22B, just before Marina Pkwy, and meet your guide down by the water near the trailers.
Yes. Single kayaks accommodate up to 250 lbs, and tandem kayaks up to 450 lbs.
Children 13 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and the tour isn't suitable for children under 3.
For safety reasons, neither guests nor staff are allowed to enter the water to retrieve dropped items, and the activity provider isn't responsible for lost belongings. A dry bag is strongly recommended.
Launch times may change due to weather or operational conditions. If the tour is canceled, you'll be offered a reschedule or a full refund.
The tour isn't recommended for pregnant travelers or travelers with back problems, and it isn't wheelchair accessible.
With Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Without Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.
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