- Distance from Page, AZ: 9.5 miles
- Typical travel time: 15-minute drive
- Tour duration: 3.5 hours
- Layout: Large reservoir created for the Glen Canyon Dam, which consists of flooded canyon sections & multiple inlets
- Length: 150 miles (241.4 km)
About Lake Powell
Why you should go on a Lake Powell kayaking tour
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See the slot canyons from a different perspective
You get to travel across the inlets & flooded passages between the slot canyon sections on water, and envelop yourself with Antelope Canyon’s natural beauty.
Expert & certified guides for a safe adventure
WFA, CPR, and first aid-certified guides lead you on your journey across the canyons, with life jackets included for a safe, scenic exploration.
Small-group tours offering an intimate experience
The tour group size is capped at 15 people to ensure safety and create a more personal experience, making it ideal for large groups or those looking for a quiet & peaceful tour option.
Fun, immersive, and family-friendly activity
An engaging, relaxing, and immersive experience, the kayaking tour across Lake Powell is a great activity for anyone who loves the outdoors.
Combine sightseeing with adventure
You get to see the towering slot canyons while you’re kayaking, offering an adventurous yet safe way to go sightseeing in Antelope Canyon.
Things to know before booking your Lake Powell & Water Antelope Canyon tour
- Tour start location:
- Tours begin from Antelope Point Launch Ramp, which is close to the Antelope Point Marina.
- Tours begin from Antelope Point Launch Ramp, which is close to the Antelope Point Marina.
- Certified guides & safety briefing: Your tour begins with a safety briefing led by your guide, who will take you through the guidelines & best practices for a safe and engaging experience. Your guides are also Wilderness First Aid & CPR-certified to perform CPR or emergency first aid if necessary.
- Accessibility & terrain: The kayaking tour is a family-friendly activity suited for all fitness levels. It’s not recommended for those with mobility issues or any related health concerns.
Explore the waterways of Antelope Canyon | Highlights of your experience
Know before you go
Tour start time: 8:30am and 11am
Tour duration: 3.5 hours
Best time to visit: Visit Lake Powell for your kayaking between July and September, when the rainfall increases the water levels, going through the slot canyons.
Please note: Arrive at the departure point 30 minutes before your tour is scheduled to start to park and check in for your experience.
Address: Antelope Point Launch Ramp | Find on Maps
Parking: There is on-site parking available at the location & there is parking available for RVs and large vehicles at the Antelope Point Marina.
- Diving in the water while on your tour is strictly prohibited.
- Pets cannot join the tour.
- Follow the safety briefing instructions and wear the life jacket at all times during the tour.
- The Park permit fee is not included in the experience. You will have to pay the additional amount at the toll booth to enter.
- This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
- Registered service animals are allowed on the tour.
- Those with mobility issues should refrain from participating in the tour.
- The guides are not responsible for any dropped or lost items on the tour.
- Children under 3 cannot board the kayak. Children aged 13 and under need to have a parent or guardian present with them to participate in the tour.
- The single kayaks have a weight limit of 240 lbs (108 kg).
- Your tour guides are WFA & CPR certified and can provide emergency first aid and CPR if needed.
- Life jackets, a safety briefing, and a performance kayak with paddles are included with your tour.
- Carry a waterproof bag with you to keep your electronics & belongings safe on the tour.
- Antelope Canyon & Page follow Mountain Standard Time, which does not observe Daylight Saving Time. If you are traveling from another state, be aware of the time difference when planning your itinerary.
- Carry sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from prolonged exposure to the sun.
Beyond Lake Powell & Water Antelope Canyon
Upper Antelope Canyon
Explore the most famous section of Antelope Canyon, celebrated for its spectacular light beams and smooth, accessible pathways. Guided by your Navajo host, you’ll learn about the canyon’s captivating history while capturing Upper Antelope Canyon's stunning natural beauty through your lens.
Lower Antelope Canyon
Venture into the narrow, twisting corridors of Lower Antelope Canyon for a more adventurous and hands-on experience. Your Navajo guide will lead you through the vivid sandstone curves and intricate rock formations that make this section especially striking.
Antelope Canyon X
Blending tranquility with exploration, Antelope Canyon X features both expansive chambers and slender passageways shaped like an “X.” It’s an ideal choice for those seeking a more peaceful and less crowded experience compared to the Upper and Lower canyons.
Ligai Si Anii Canyon
Characterized by its H-shaped structure and winding pathways, Ligai Si Anii Canyon is the only one where stargazing is offered. Its smooth terrain makes for easy walking, and at night, visitors can witness the Milky Way illuminating the canyon walls.
Mystical Antelope Canyon
Admire the flowing, wave-like rock patterns and quiet beauty of Mystical Antelope Canyon. This serene location offers an intimate experience perfect for travelers who want a calm, reflective exploration away from larger crowds.
Secret Antelope Canyon
As one of the region’s longest slot canyons, Secret Antelope Canyon invites you on an exciting journey through trails, ladders, and gentle climbs. Your Navajo guide will lead your small group through this secluded natural wonder for a memorable and personal adventure.
Frequently asked questions about Lake Powell kayaking tours
Yes, they do. The kayaking route starts on Lake Powell and follows the flooded portion of Antelope Canyon. Depending on water levels, you’ll paddle through the canyon’s water-filled section before reaching a point where the water ends, and the slot canyon begins.
Early morning tours are ideal. The water is calm, temperatures are cooler, and there are fewer crowds. Morning light also enhances the canyon walls’ colors, making it perfect for photography.
Absolutely. The tours are beginner-friendly, and most use stable, sit-on-top kayaks. Guides provide safety instructions and paddling basics before launching. Calm conditions near the canyon entrance make it manageable even for first-time paddlers.
Yes, but it’s highly recommended to use a waterproof dry bag or case to keep your belongings safe.
No, you cannot dive or swim while you are in the slot canyon sections on your kayaking tour. Diving or attempting to retrieve dropped items is also not allowed due to safety reasons.
Facilities are available at the Antelope Canyon Launch Ramp only. Once on the water or inside the canyon, there are no restroom stops, so plan accordingly before departure.
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