Arizona Highlights - Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell Flight with River Rafting in Grand Canyon National Park booking from $599.00

Arizona Highlights - Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell Flight with River Rafting

Overview

Your daylong expedition starts at the Grand Canyon Airport (South Rim) with a 1-hour plane ride over the Grand Canyon's East Rim, the Colorado River, and Lake Powell. Then receive a picnic-style lunch and board your motorized raft to float 15.5 miles (25 km) along the Colorado River through Glen Canyon as your guide talks about the history and geology of the area. A 30-minute hike is also included.

** Please note: Effective for bookings made from March 21, 2022, the price displayed does not include a USD20 per person fuel fee. This fee is payable direct to the supplier on the day of your tour **

City: Grand Canyon National Park

Sat 21 Sep

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What's Included

Smooth water rafting trip

Professional guide

Lunch (sandwich, chips, cookie, bottled water)

1-hour flight from Grand Canyon National Park to Page, AZ

Guided tour of Antelope Canyon

Ground transportation from Lee's Ferry to Grand Canyon National Park

Additional Info

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Passengers must check-in for their flight 30 minutes prior to departure.
Individual passenger weights, including infants, MUST be advised at time of booking
Infant children are considered a lap child if they are under the age of two and have proof of age, such as a passport or a copy of their birth certificate
Closed-toe shoes, sunscreen and a hat are strongly advised
For comfort and weight/balance of the aircraft, passengers weighing 300 pounds or more will be required to purchase an additional seat. This is payable directly to the tour operator on the day of the tour
Please note: seat assignments on the aircraft are determined on the day of the tour and are based on the total weight and balance of the aircraft
All guests must be at least 4 years of age or older to partake in this tour
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms

What To Expect

Grand Canyon National Park

Enjoy aerial views of the Eastern Rim of the Grand Canyon en route to Page, Arizona.

Lake Powell

See the blue pristine waters of Lake Powell from above.

Antelope Canyon

Enjoy a guided tour of this mystical slot canyon. Take picture perfect photos as the sunlight pierces through and reflects off the colorful sandstone walls.

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Enjoy views by air and by ground of this geologic wonder.

Lees Ferry

The rafting tour concludes at the historic Lee's Ferry.

Cameron Trading Post

Before returning to the Grand Canyon South, a brief stop is made at the famous Cameron Trading Post for some souvenir shopping.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (71)

Traci S

Jun 2018

This was a great day! I do have a few suggestions to improve it. The airplane trip over the Grand Canyon started very early. The box breakfast before the plane ride was nice. I would suggest saying the fruit and granola bar for later because no snack or water will be offered you until the boat ride. The plane was small but comfortable. The plane had seen better days. There was still trash in the seat pockets from the last riders. Also, my headphones did not work to hear the recorded audio tour. I had to reach to the seat in front of me to get headphones that worked. If the plane had been full, I would not have been able to hear the recording. The recording was boring. Fortunately, the pilot gave a smooth ride and landing. The scenery was, of course, spectacular. After, the plan ride we were dumped in a very small airport and loaded into jeeps for a tour of the antelope canyon. The tour of the antelope canyon was really beautiful. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly. She had lots of good photographic tips. Between the plane ride and antelope tour, there was no offer of snacks or drinks. It was a very long morning between the box breakfast and getting on the boat. At the raft headquarters, we were rudely pointed to some outhouses which did not have any toilet paper and were in bad need of being emptied. The way we were treated at this part of the tour almost ruined the day for me. We were handed our lunches and sent for a bag search. I'm not sure why we were handed our lunches at this point. It would make more sense to have the lunches at the boats already on board. The bus ride to the boat was extremely rough in the old school bus which needed shocks.. The boat ride down Glen Canyon was spectacular! Our guide, Jarod, was charming, entertaining, knowledgeable, and thoughtful. This was a great part of the tour. We stopped a couple of times to stretch legs and use the restrooms. (The restrooms in the canyon were better than the restrooms at the rafting headquarters.) There was water and lemonaid offered on the boat. We were not prepared for the loooonnnnnggg bus ride, 2 1/2 hours, back to the airport. We stopped at a trading post which was very nice. I would have liked to have a stop at a canyon overlook during this long ride back. Then, the day could have included a view of the canyon from the sky, river, and edge. Overall, really a great day, however, the trip organizers need to be more considerate of the comfort of their patrons.

Response from Host

Jun 2018

Thank you for taking time to post a balanced review, we sincerely appreciate your feedback. We apologize that your headset was not in working order. We promise narration to all of our passengers, so please reach out to our Guest Relations department as they may be able to offer some form of compensation for your trouble. They can be reached via email at [email protected] and can assist you with any other issues you may have as well. We do thank you for choosing us to show you Antelope Canyon, we hope that overall it was an enjoyable experience! Respectfully, Papillon Management

GM1352

May 2018

My hubby had never been to the Grand Canyon so we decided to see “everything” in one day. This trip surpassed our expectations—highly recommend it. Plane ride to Page was breathtaking and not scary (seats about 20 passengers and they weigh you before you get on) —smooth ride with great views over the canyon. The guides are very knowledgeable—our guide for Antelope Canyon showed us how to get the best photo angles. And Mick on the river raft was very entertaining with jokes, tricks and even a banjo/harmonica seranade as we drifted along the river. The river trip made 2 stops on small beaches for those brave enough to tip their toes in 48 degree water. The raft ride was about 4 hours—could’ve shortened it a bit. Otherwise a perfect day!

Response from Host

Jun 2018

Thank you for taking time to post a review -- we sincerely appreciate the feedback. We're pleased to hear that our staff provided excellent service! We appreciate your business and support, and thank you for choosing us to show you the best of the southwest! Respectfully, Papillon Management

Suzibeaton

Apr 2018

We were lucky enough to have this trip gifted to us by my sister as a thank you, after this trip we are the ones thanking her for such a great experience. Seeing the Grand Canyon in person is one thing you really need to do if you get the chance. But to see it from a low flying plane, getting to walk through a slot canyon then raft down the river from Glen Canyon is a truly memorable way to spend a full day. We started the day at sunrise on a 9 seater plane taking off from Tusayan airport. We had a 30 minute flight over the canyon with the added excitement of some bad turbulence to wake everyone up. After landing we got in a jeep to the famous Antelope Canyon. We were given a great guided tour which included assistance on the best camera settings and vantage points to get the best photographs. After that it was back on the jeep for a ride into the dam at the head of Glen Canyon. We then got on our rafts for a leisurely 2.5 hour float down the calm waters of Glen Canyon. Your sense of perspective is really fooled by the sheer scale of the canyon and the height of the walls towering above you. We got to float around horseshoe bend, stop for a picnic lunch, see ancient wall drawings and were even lucky enough to a see a family of horses drinking from the river edge near the end of the trip. It was a truly wonderful day that won't be forgotten, we spent the next day driving along the south rim which was spectacular, but actually being down in the canyon was a special experience and something we highly recommend.

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Arizona Highlights - Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell Flight with River Rafting

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