Experience the incredible Colorado River on an epic sightseeing adventure that combines air, water, and ground travel. Start with a one-hour flight onboard an air-conditioned sightseeing airplane. The windows offer fantastic aerial viewing and photography possibilities of the canyon's Eastern Rim, the Confluence of the Little Colorado River, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell - a man-made reservoir boasting an impressive 400-foot depth.
After landing, you'll board a 4-wheel drive vehicle and venture off to Antelope Canyon where you will experience a 90-minute guided tour. Follow a Native American guide into the depths of this winding slot canyon and learn the history of the early Natives who sought shelter within its very walls. Have your camera ready as your guide will assist you in capturing the best light and color for the perfect photos.
After your Antelope Canyon tour, you'll be transported to Wilderness River Adventures to embark on a rafting trip. Launched from the base of Glen Canyon Dam, your motorized raft will travel 15.5 miles up the Colorado River. This excursion includes a stop to explore the ancient petroglyphs marked on the canyon walls by ancient dwellers. Your guide will share with you the history of Glen Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, and the native animals that still inhabit the area. The raft will curve through Horseshoe Bend before concluding at Lee's Ferry, where ground transportation will be waiting to drive you to Grand Canyon South. The return journey includes sights of the Navajo Indian Nation and a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post.
All guests must be at least 4 years old to enjoy this experience.
This is a seasonal product and only operates April 01 through September 30.
Highlights & Important information
- Airplane flight from Grand Canyon Airport to Page, AZ
- Aerial views of the Grand Canyon's Eastern Rim, the Colorado River, Lake Powell, and Horseshoe Bend
- Guided ground tour of Antelope Canyon
- 15.5-mile smooth water float trip on the Colorado River
- 1 meal included
- Return via motorcoach or van
Checklist
- Bring your I.D. - All passengers booked on a tour must have government issued forms of identification.
- Be sure to book your tour as early in your trip as possible.
- Water: You may bring a bottle of water, however the bottle is not allowed to be opened in the aircraft.
- Don’t forget your camera! Cameras and phones are allowed and encouraged, but please be aware that the use of "Selfie Sticks" and extending camera poles are strictly prohibited in and around the aircraft.
- Not sure what to wear? Layered clothing is recommended during the colder months: March, April and October. Light colored clothing should be worn during the warmer months: May through September. We also recommend bringing a hat, sunglasses, and a towel.
- Wear shoes most fitting to the season. The recommended shoe types are sneakers, waters shoes, or flip-flops. The ground at Glen Canyon is rough, rocky and uneven.
Itinerary:
- Tour Duration
- Approximately 12.5 hours
- Flight Duration
- Approximately 1 hour
- Antelope Canyon Tour
- Approximately 1.5 hours
- Time Spent at Glen Canyon
- Approximately 5 hours
- Check-In
- Upon arrival, check-in at our private air tour terminal at the Grand Canyon National Airport.
- Airplane Flight
- See amazing views of the Grand Canyon's Eastern Rim, Colorado River, Lake Powell, and Horseshoe Bend en route to Page, Arizona
- Antelope Canyon
- Arrive in Page, Arizona and be greeted by a Native American guide who will lead the tour of Antelope Canyon. This colorful sandstone canyon provides guests with phenomenal photo opportunities.
- River Trip Check-In
- Arrive at the Wilderness River Adventures to check-in for the rafting tour. Travel down a 2-mile tunnel through the Glen Canyon walls to the base of Glen Canyon Dam.
- River Trip
- Depart on a 15.5-mile guided raft tour through Glen Canyon that includes a stop along the river bank to view ancient petroglyphs, and see Horseshoe Bend as the float trip continues.
- Disembark River & Return
- The rafting tour will end at Lee's Ferry where ground transportation awaits for a return trip to the Grand Canyon National Park area. Travel through the Navajo Indian Reservation with a brief stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post (drive time is approximately 3.5 hours).