Antelope Canyon Photo Boating Excursion 2 hours

What sets us apart is that we use smaller, open-bow boats, allowing us to access the narrower sections of the canyon. We limit our passenger capacity to facilitate comfort which allows you maximum exposure to panoramic views. In addition to assisting with your capturing the perfect lighting, scenery, and poses, our U.S. Coast Guard Licensed captains offer a nice personal touch as they share some of their culture and knowledge of the area, its history, and geography.

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   Lower Antelope Canyon

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   Bring out your inner photographer as you experience a guided photo boating excursion of the canyon showcasing the stunning natural rock formations and lighting conditions that make Antelope Canyon one of the most popular, iconic destinations for photographers. Forget the large crowds on enclosed boats. We use open bow boats and limit our passenger capacity to facilitate comfort which allows you maximum exposure of panoramic views. Our 2-hour photo excursion allows you to capture the scenic walls of Antelope Canyon, Glenn Canyon Dam, and the panoramic desert views with towering cliffs and buttes surrounding Wahweap Bay. Your photos and footage are sure to stand out on your social platforms! During the warmer months, June-September, feel free to bring a towel and come prepared to take a quick swim while in Antelope Canyon. Passengers can expect friendly interaction with our captains who will help you take incredible photos to capture picturesque moments creating life long memories.

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   Wahweap Overlook

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   In addition to the glistening oasis that is Wahweap Bay, passengers will enjoy the panoramic desert scape featuring scenes of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Castle Rock, Tower Butte, and Navajo Mountain.

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   Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

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   Glen Canyon Dam is stands 710 feet tall and is the second highest concrete-arch dam in the U.S. It took a decade to construct. The water it holds is known as Lake Powell, named after John Wesley Powell who led the first boating expedition down the Colorado River's Grand Canyon in 1869.

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   Wahweap Marina

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   We depart from the Wahweap Launch ramp neighboring the Wahweap Marina.

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   Stop 5

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   Build in 1956, Glen Canyon Dam took 10 years to build. The Colorado River flows below the dam, around Horseshoe Bend, and on to the Grand Canyon.

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• DISCLAIMER: Travelers must check the local time in Page, Arizona, which is Mountain Standard Time (MST) NOT Mountain Daylight Time (MDT). We are on the same time zone as Phoenix, Arizona.
• Check-in/Parking: Please reference the parking map. Guests will drive all the way to the end of Wahweap Blvd which turns into the launch ramp and is marked by large traffic barricades. Parking is allowed on the LEFT side of the launch ramp. Once parked, continue walking below the traffic barricades onto the LEFT dock where you will Check-in with your Captain.
• Lake Powell is within the Glen Canyon National Recreation area and requires a National Park pass upon entrance. This can be purchased for $30/vehicle upon entering the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. If you have previously purchased an all parks, America the Beautiful pass, this will get you in.

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