Tour Details
Antelope Canyon Kayak Tours
Join us for an unforgettable Antelope Canyon Kayak tour and discover the magic of kayaking Antelope Canyon! Choose from our 4.5-hour Kayak & Hike Tour, where you’ll paddle 2.5 miles (5 miles round trip) to the end of the water and hike through a stunning slot canyon only accessible by kayak, or our 2.5-hour Kayak Tour, perfect for those who prefer a scenic paddle without the hike. If you would rather explore the area on your own, we also offer Antelope Canyon kayak rentals.
Kayaking Antelope Canyon – What to know:
Details
- Where: On Lake Powell through the world-famous Antelope Canyon located in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
- When: Times change with the season. Click “Book Now” to see times and availability!
- Check-In: 45 minutes prior to your start time at our Store Location. You will then drive to the launching area to meet your guide.
- What is Provided: Kayak, life jacket (PFD), paddle, dry bag, splash gear in colder season.
- What to Wear: Please come dressed and ready for your activity and be prepared to get wet. Sturdy sandals, water shoes or sneakers are all appropriate footwear. Layers to help keep you warm or cool (check the weather). Sunscreen, hat, & sun-protective clothing. Swimsuit in warmer months.
- What to Bring: Snacks, water/electrolyte drink, camera and an adventurous attitude!
- Timezone: There are two timezones in our area. Save yourself some confusion and add Phoenix to your world clock or turn off your Date & Time to set automatically and manually set the timezone to Phoenix upon arrival. Check the current time here!
Important Info
- Our Antelope Canyon Kayak Tours are recommended for a medium level of fitness. The first and last mile of the tour can be choppy waters. Due to changes in water levels throughout the season, there may be a sandy hill to get down to the water.
- No children under the age of 6 are permitted on our tours. Children ages 6-12 are prohibited from paddling a kayak or paddleboard on their own.
- Tours are subject to weather. Wind can make paddling challenging and can be common in the afternoon in our area.
- We do not provide transportation to the launching area. During check in at our shop location we provide you with a map and directions on where to meet your guide.
- The launching area is located in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. There is a $30 entry fee, unless you have an America the Beautiful Pass, which will give you free entry.
OPTIONS
Antelope Canyon Kayak & Hike Tour
- 4.5-hour Antelope Canyon Kayak & Hike Tour led by our knowledgeable, experienced guides.
- Paddle approximately 2.5 miles in (5 miles round trip) to the end of the waterway.
- Then, begin your hike through Antelope Canyon’s stunning slot canyon, only accessible by water.
- $120 per Adult/$100 per Child
Antelope Canyon Kayak Tour. No hike.
- 2.5-hour Antelope Canyon Kayak tour led by our knowledgeable, experienced guides.
- This shorter tour is ideal for those who want to paddle without hiking.
- Perfect if you’ve already hiked Antelope Canyon or are simply looking for a shorter kayak experience.
- $90 per Adult/$75 per Child
More Info
Situated near Page, Arizona, on Navajo land, Antelope Canyon is a mesmerizing natural slot canyon and a celebrated landmark in the American Southwest.
Famous for its extraordinary twisting corridors and striking formations such as fins, stalactites, and various speleothems, Antelope Canyon spans around 30 miles and is divided into four key sections. These sections include the well-known Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons and the less frequented Canyon X and Secret Antelope Canyon.
Formed over thousands of years by the forces of seasonal floods and wind, the canyon’s slender pathways stretch several hundred feet from its entrance. Renowned globally as one of the most spectacular slot canyons, Antelope Canyon is revered for its breathtaking beauty and distinctive geological structures.
Lake Powell, a man-made reservoir located on the Colorado River, is a key attraction nestled along the Utah-Arizona border. This artificial lake, resulting from the Glen Canyon Dam flooding Glen Canyon, is an integral component of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Celebrated as an idyllic destination for those seeking outdoor adventures and a connection with nature, Lake Powell is the United States’ second-largest artificial reservoir. It covers an expansive area of 653 square kilometers with a depth reaching up to 177.6 meters, and has the capacity to hold about 31,041 million cubic meters of water.
Each year, roughly two million visitors are captivated by Lake Powell’s extensive waters and picturesque landscape, making it a favored spot for both adventure and relaxation.
All our tour guides are professionally certified through the American Canoe Association (ACA) and the Professional Stand Up Paddle Association (PSUPA) for instruction, guiding, and water-safety. Each guide is first aid and CPR certified. Lake Powell Paddleboards and Kayaks holds a legal CUA Permit with Glen Canyon National Park Service.
At the end of your tour if you feel your guide did an outstanding job and provided you with an exceptional experience please note that tipping your guide is not expected but is greatly appreciated!
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
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