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Antelope Canyon Photo Boat Tour on Lake Powell

Lake Powell Experience • 100 Lake Shore Drive • Page, AZ 86040

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Join a two-hour guided Antelope Canyon boat tour on Lake Powell. Departing from Wahweap Bay in Page, AZ, capture stunning photos as you glide through the tranquil waters exploring stunning canyon vistas. Witness the breathtaking landscapes and intricate rock formations that define Antelope Canyon as a natural wonder.

up to 2 hrs 1 to 6 people

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Journey through the open waters of Wahweap Bay on an exciting 2-hour boat tour.
Enjoy breathtaking rock formations, expert guidance, and stunning photo opportunities.
Pass between the walls of Glen Canyon and marvel at the captivating views of Antelope Canyon by boat.
Parking is available but be prepared to walk approximately 400 yards from the lot to the dock.
Please check in with your captain at the dock at least 15 minutes prior to scheduled tour departure.
Tour sails rain or shine, so dress appropriately for the weather.
Swimming is allowed during the warmer months (June-September). Wear a swimsuit and bring a towel.
Bring snacks and refreshments (no glass bottles allowed).

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Immerse yourself in the beauty of Antelope Canyon with a small-group photography tour on Lake Powell. This guided excursion offers an intimate experience, allowing you to capture the canyon's intricate sandstone formations and mesmerizing light displays.

Departing from Wahweap Marina near Page, Arizona, your Lake Powell experience begins across the serene waters of Wahweap Bay. As the boat glides toward Antelope Canyon, you'll pass the impressive Glen Canyon Dam, a marvel of engineering that stands as the second-largest concrete arch dam in the United States.

Upon entering Antelope Canyon, the towering Navajo Sandstone walls, adorned with shades of red and burnt orange, create a photographer's paradise. The boat’s open-bow design ensures unobstructed views, enabling you to frame the perfect shot of the canyon's narrow passageways and unique geological features.

Throughout the tour, experienced captains are on hand to provide insights and assist in capturing the best photographs. During the warmer months, typically from June to September, there's an opportunity to take a refreshing swim in the clear waters of the canyon, so consider bringing a towel and swimwear.

This tour is designed for both amateur and professional photographers seeking to explore and document one of Arizona's most iconic natural wonders. With limited passenger capacity, the experience is both personal and comfortable, ensuring ample time and space to compose your shots.

Whether you're aiming to enhance your portfolio or simply wish to capture memories of this breathtaking landscape, the Antelope Canyon Photography Boat Tour offers an unforgettable adventure on Lake Powell.

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716traciw

Austin, Texas

"Super Fun & A Great Value!"

Reviewed July 07, 2024

Our family of 4 had a great time on this excursion and it was a wonderful value for our trip! Lans was our guide and we got to see sights, go fast, jump off small cliffs, swim, and learn some history along the way. He also happened to take one of our fave photos of the vacation! We highly recommend this tour! A tip: the time zones in Page are a REAL CONCERN! Your devices will jump back and forth between time zones (mountain versus pacific, DST and no DST), so take care to lock yourself into ARIZONA TIME (or you'll run an hour early for things).

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Antelope Canyon Photography Boat Tour is located at Lake Powell Experience • 100 Lake Shore Drive • Page, AZ 86040

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Frequently Asked Questions about Antelope Canyon Photography Boat Tour

Where does the boat tour depart from?

The tour departs from Wahweap Marina at 100 Lake Shore Dr, Page, AZ 86040.

Is there parking on site?

Yes, parking is approximately 400 yards from Wahweap Marina. Please note there is no shuttle service on site, you will walk from the parking lot to the dock.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, this Lake Powell boat tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

What type of boat will we be using for the tour?

The Lake Powell Experience uses a 24-foot Sea Ray and 24-foot Chaparral for their photo boat tours.

How many passengers are allowed on the boat?

Each boat has a maximum capacity of 6 passengers.

Are food and drinks allowed on the boat?

Yes, you can bring food and beverages on board, however glass bottles are not allowed.

Can I bring a pet?

No, sorry. Pets are not allowed on the boat.

What if it rains?

Summer storms are brief, usually lasting under 20 minutes, and may delay the tour's start. Photo boat tours run rain or shine, with desert storms often creating stunning scenery, including rare waterfalls. Captains monitor conditions closely, and cancellations are rare—only occurring for strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, or mechanical issues.

When is the best time to go to Lake Powell?

It depends on what you want to see and capture during this excursion. To take reflective photos of canyon walls, book an early morning time because the water is usually calmer. For photos of the water's glowing green color, plan to visit during the summer months, from June to August, when the sun is high in the sky. Photos with warmer tones are best captured in late afternoon or early evening hours that provide glowing colors on the rocks and silhouettes of the monuments, mesas, and buttes.

Can I swim in Lake Powell?

Yes, during the warmer months from June to September, you can take a refreshing swim in Antelope Canyon. Please wear your swimsuit and bring a towel to dry off.