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Lake Powell Experience 

2 hr guided photography boat tour featuring Antelope Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, and Wahweap Bay.

2 hour Antelope Canyon Photo Tour

$159 per passenger, private water sports boat tour.

Half-Day (4 hours)

Full-Day (up to 8 hours)

Includes: wake boarding, wake sports, water skiing, knee boarding, swimming

2 hour Private Sunset Photography Boat Tour

Capture Golden Hour and stunning silhouettes of the surrounding mesa and butte landscapes.

$599 per group

(up to 6 passengers), $159 per passenger  .

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"Highlight of our entire trip even above the Grand Canyon plane ride! A must do for anyone in Page! You won’t be disappointed."

2hr Antelope Canyon Photo Tour

Unleash your inner photographer as you embark on our small group guided photography boat tour through Antelope Canyon, immersing yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of its natural rock formations and captivating lighting conditions. Antelope Canyon is renowned as one of the most iconic destinations for photographers, and our excursion ensures that you can capture its stunning essence without the hassle of large crowds on enclosed boats. We provide open bow boats with limited passenger capacity, prioritizing your comfort and allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the panoramic views that unfold before you. Our exclusive photo excursion offers the opportunity to capture the scenic walls of Antelope Canyon, the majestic Glen Canyon Dam, and the breathtaking beauty of Wahweap Bay. Our friendly captains will be there to assist you in capturing incredible photos and portraits. They might even let you curate the playlist for an added personal touch. Your photos and footage are guaranteed to make a lasting impression on your social platforms! Additionally, during the warmer months from June - September, you are welcome to bring a towel and take a refreshing swim in Antelope Canyon.  

Private Water Sports Boat Tours

Say goodbye to the hassles of boating as we take care of everything for you. No need to tow your boat to the lake, launch it, or navigate unfamiliar waters. We will meet you at the dock and provide a skilled captain, refreshing drinks, and an unforgettable experience aboard our Axis wake surf boat. Our private water sports tours are fully customizable to cater to your interests, whether you want to learn how to surf, wakeboard, kneeboard, or water ski while enjoying the breathtaking panoramic views of the spectacular canyons on Lake Powell.

With over 40 years of combined boating experience on Lake Powell, our captains are here to share their unique perspective and show you the lake like no one else can. Rest assured, our captains are not only US Coast Guard licensed, insured, and permitted by the National Parks Service, but they also hold certifications in USA water sports instruction, CPR, and first aid. So, sit back, relax, and let us handle all the details while you make lasting memories on the water. 

Starting at $1299

The Best Page AZ Tours

Page, Arizona is home to some of the most incredible nature in the planet, including the otherworldly Antelope Canyon, the world-famous Horseshoe Bend, the colossal Tower Butte, and Lake Powell - boasting a 2,000-mile coastline! You can visit all of these fantastic destinations during your trip to Page, Arizona aboard our thrilling helicopter tours and guided adventures. 

Helicopter Tours in Page AZ

Tower Butte Landing with Horseshoe Bend

Experience a thrilling helicopter landing atop Tower Butte combined with aerial views above Horseshoe Bend - this helicopter tour is a must for any Page AZ vacation!

From: Page/Antelope Canyon to Page/Antelope Canyon

Duration: Approximately 45-50 minutes

Features: Views of Horseshoe Bend | Views of Lake Powell | Helicopter

Horseshoe Bend Air Tour

Get your camera ready to capture the serene beauty of Lake Powell and the world-famous curve of the Colorado River called Horseshoe Bend with this one-of-a-kind helicopter tour in Page, AZ!

Duration: Approximately 10-12 minutes

Tour by Airplane

Horseshoe Bend Flightseeing Tour

This Page AZ helicopter tour offers passengers aerial views of the sparkling waters of Lake Powell and its 2,000 miles of shoreline. You'll also see Horseshoe Bend, the famous near-circular twist in the Colorado River.

Duration: Approximately 30 minutes

Features: Views of Glen Canyon | Views of Horseshoe Bend | Airplane

Visit from Las Vegas, Nevada

Antelope Canyon Expedition

Explore the depths of the world-famous Antelope Canyon with this airplane tour from Las Vegas. You'll also have the opportunity to visit Horseshoe Bend, the near-circular twist in the Colorado River.

From: Las Vegas to Page/Antelope Canyon

Duration: Approximately 9 hours from hotel pick-up to hotel drop-off

Features: Antelope Canyon | Horseshoe Bend | Airplane

From Grand Canyon National Park

Canyon and River Adventures Tour

Experience the best of the Desert Southwest with an airplane flight over the Grand Canyon, a guided tour into the depths of Antelope Canyon, and a rafting adventure along the Colorado River and through Horseshoe Bend!

From: Grand Canyon National Park to Page/Antelope Canyon

Duration: Approximately 12½ - 13 hours

Features: Antelope Canyon | Horseshoe Bend | Airplane | Raft | Boat

Grand Canyon Coach and River Trip

Enjoy a peaceful float along the Colorado River on this exciting tour from the Grand Canyon. Along the way, you'll see ancient petroglyphs and you'll even travel through the world-famous Horseshoe Bend!

Features: Meal | Bus | Boat

Private Family Flights

Private Horseshoe Bend Flightseeing Tour

Enjoy a private helicopter tour over Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, and the Page, AZ desert scenery. The entire aircraft is reserved for your family only!

From: Page/Antelope Canyon Page/Antelope Canyon

Private Horseshoe Bend Air Tour

Fly over the world-famous Horseshoe Bend aboard a thrilling helicopter tour that is reserved just for your family! Enjoy aerial sights of the stunning Arizona scenery and make fantastic family memories from your private helicopter.

Features: Views of Horseshoe Bend | Views of Glen Canyon | Helicopter

Private Tower Butte Landing with Horseshoe Bend Helicopter Tour

This Page, AZ helicopter tour flies over the world-famous Horseshoe Bend and even lands on the very top of Tower Butte, where passengers can explore the surface. Best of all, the entire helicopter is reserved for your family only!

Features: Views of Horseshoe Bend | Tower Butte | Helicopter

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Lake Powell Tours in Page AZ

Lake Powell is located about 135 miles from Flagstaff, Arizona, 200 miles from Grand Canyon’s South Rim, and 300 miles from Las Vegas. Lake Powell became America’s second largest reservoir with the completion of the Glen Canyon Dam in 1963. The massive 710-feet-high dam filled the serpentine network of canyons with 500 feet of water, creating 1,900 miles of shoreline. This 1.25-million-acre body of water stretches for hundreds of miles from Lee's Ferry in Arizona to the Orange Cliffs of southern Utah. 

Lake Powell is an in-demand destination for tourists looking to swim, fish, jet ski, or paddleboard through the narrow canyon walls. The most direct way to get to the area is a flight to Page, AZ from Las Vegas with Papillon. You can combine your flight with popular package tours to the most stunning destinations in the region including Horseshoe Bend , Antelope Canyon , a thrilling landing atop Tower Butte , or a flight over magnificent Rainbow Bridge. 

View our full Lake Powell Destination Guide .

Tower Butte Helicopter Landing Tours

Tower Butte lies in the midst of the Arizona Desert (a little over 6 miles from Horseshoe Bend), a colossal rock plateau that resembles a skyscraper emerging from the earth. Its flat top makes it perfect for a helicopter landing, and Papillon has exclusive access to Tower Butte for helicopter tours in Page, Arizona. Our state-of-the-art helicopters will fly you 5,287 feet to the very top of Tower Butte, where you can wander its surface and experience 360-degree views of the desert scenery surrounding you, including Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Lake Powell, and Navajo Mountain.

Papillon’s Tower Butte Landing tour is one of the most unique adventures you can enjoy in Page, Arizona!

Page, Arizona Tours FAQs

When is the best time to visit lake powell.

Conditions are ideal in Fall. In the Fall (September-October) visitors experience warm water and cooler temperatures. Summer (June- August)  is the busiest time with long, warm days and even warmer water. Get current Lake Powell weather updates here .

What is the prettiest part of Lake Powell?

Padre Bay, the largest bay on Lake Powell, provides visitors with an amazing panorama of scenic monuments that is seven miles across and nine miles long.

How much time do I need to visit Lake Powell?

For a visit to Lake Powell, in order to experience all the region has to offer (water, land, canyon, and river excursions), you’ll need 3-5 days for an unrushed, rewarding travel experience.

Can you see Horseshoe Bend without hiking?

Yes, you can see Horseshoe Bend without walking the round trip hiking trail by taking a Horseshoe Bend Air tour .

Where is Horseshoe Bend?

Horseshoe Bend is located just five miles from the town of Page, Arizona , in northern Arizona.

How should I prepare for my visit to Antelope Canyon?

Page, Arizona is located deep in the desert, and the weather can often be unforgiving. When visiting Antelope Canyon and its surrounding outdoor destinations, it is important to stay hydrated and keep sunblock handy. The floor of the canyon is made of soft sand, which can be dangerous without proper footwear (closed-toed shoes, sneakers, or hiking boots are recommended). Guests are highly encouraged to take photos while inside the canyon, but tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted due to the restrictive size of some of the areas. Remember that Antelope Canyon belongs to the Navajo Nation, and guests must respect this area that we have been permitted to enter. Check out this Antelope Canyon guide for more information about visiting this treasured Southwest landmark.

From Page to Grand Canyon and Back

While the city of Page, Arizona may not be a familiar place, most tourists from around the world can instantly recognize the famous natural locations and sights that surround the town. Visitors to Page, AZ can explore the depths of Antelope Canyon, see the Colorado River's famous Horseshoe Bend , fly to the top of Tower Butte , and meet members of the Navajo Nation . Let Papillon introduce you to these magical Southwest destinations on our Page, Arizona helicopter tours and ground excursions. 

Antelope Canyon Tours

Antelope Canyon is one of the most popular and photographed slot canyons in the world. Entirely separate from the Grand Canyon, this ancient region of the Southwest actually belongs to the Navajo Nation. You can tour Antelope Canyon on a day trip from Las Vegas aboard Papillon's Antelope Canyon Air Tour ! You'll explore the depths of this famous hidden canyon, wander the sandstone corridors, and perhaps even witness the mystical light beams that radiate down to the sand floor. 

Your Antelope Canyon tour will be led by a guide from the Navajo Nation, who will share stories and detail the history of this magnificent landform. They will also offer tips on how to take the best photos of these twisting canyon corridors and warped sandstone walls. 

Let Papillon take you on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to visit Antelope Canyon! 

Horseshoe Bend Tours

Horseshoe Bend is another world-famous destination located in Page, Arizona. This 270-degree curve in the Colorado River offers visitors one of the most colorful and dramatic panoramas to photograph. You can reach Horseshoe Bend on foot after making a short hike to the very edge. From the cliff's edge, you can gaze down 1000 feet at the near-circular twist in the river below you.

You can make the 0.75-mile (1.2 km) hike to the edge of Horseshoe Bend, or you can see it from the sky on our Horseshoe Bend Flightseeing Tour ! This Page, Arizona tour also includes access to Antelope Canyon for a truly all-encompassing experience.

View our full Horseshoe Bend Destination Guide .

Antelope Slot Canyon Tours

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“Premier Tour Operator for Upper Antelope Canyon and the Surrounding Area.” Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie offers you the best way to explore Upper Antelope Canyon and the surrounding area. With more than three decades of experience, our native guides will share with you the stories and secrets of Page and Lake Powell. You will also enjoy a comfortable ride in our new commercial shuttle vans, no matter when you visit.

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“The company that offers a personal Native American experience.” Antelope Slot Canyon Tours by Chief Tsosie is located in Page Arizona, right next to the great Lake Powell, and in the center of the Grand Circle. Navajo owned and operated by Rosalind Tsosie, you’ll enjoy our personal tour of the breathless Antelope Canyon and other spectacular adventures! A special highlight of the tour, will be the authentic beauty of Native American flute music resonating throughout Antelope Canyon. Hear the wonderful Native American stories associated with Antelope Canyon by Navajo Tour Guides. Come, visit, and personally experience the mystical canyons.

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• 55 S. Lake Powell Blvd.
• Page, AZ 86040

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Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon National Park, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is less than a couple hours drive from Page, AZ. If you weren't already planning on making a stop at the Grand Canyon as part of your American Southwest trip, you definitely should. Here are a few helpful things to consider for making the most of your Grand Canyon visit. There are three rims of the Grand Canyon that most people visit; south, north and west. The time of year and desired activities will likely determine which rim you should visit. The price of entry to the West Rim is also more than the North and South Rims. Grand Canyon can be experienced by foot, shuttle, charter bus, mule, river or air tour. For the majority of Grand Canyon visitors, half a day to a full day is all one needs to spend there to take it all in. Truthfully, that's because it is incredibly overwhelming. Those willing to take on the challenge of becoming more intimate with the Grand Canyon go on an overnight hike or brave the white water rapids of the Colorado River. But if your trip needs to be short and you want to make the most of it, we recommend going on a tour of your choice, or do the free hop-on-hop-off shuttle if you are on the South Rim. Some people make it their life's mission to unfold the mysteries of this Natural Wonder; others look over the edge, take a few photos and call it a day. But the Grand Canyon is one of those things that you get out of it what you put in - and there's an unfathomable amount history, geology, anthropology, adventure and beauty that this one giant hole in the ground has to offer.

SOUTH RIM The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is located in Arizona just 80 miles from Page. It is the most popular rim to visit because it is open 365 day a year and is park of the the National Park service, which means there are ranger talks, shuttle services, bathrooms, restuaruants, helpful visitor information, even a general store and a post office. The South Rim's free hop-on hop-off shuttle makes it easy for visitors to cover a large portions of the South Rim in a short period of time. Entrance fee is $30 per vehicle, which includes all of its passengers. There are also several hotels and cabins in and near the South Rim, making this the most convenient and accessible rim of the Grand Canyon.

North Rim The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is also part of the National Park service and is favored by outdoor enthusiasts because its lack of crowds and remoteness. Even though it is 123 miles from Page, Page is still considered to be one of the closest towns to the North Rim. The North Rim of the Grand Canyon is closed during the winter months (mid October - mid May) due to its more severe weather amount of snow that it gets. The North Rim is higher in elevation than the South Rim and cooler temperatures are to be expected. Roads are not maintained during the closed season and no guest services are provided. The North Rim does provide, though, a serene experience and a stunning view of the canyon. If you're comfortable with fewer services, visiting the North Rim is highly recommended!

West Rim The West Rim of the Grand Canyon is owned and ran by the Hualapai Tribe and has its own special attractions to offer such as the Grand Canyon Skywalk, a horseshoe-shaped glass bridge that extends 70 feet out over the rim of the Canyon allowing visitors to look down through the glass platform 4,000 feet down to the Canyon floor. The West Rim is most commonly visited from Las Vegas as it is closer to the Nevada border. Also, visitors cannot drive directly to the West Rim in their own vehicles like in the South Rim. Because this is Hualapai Land, visitors must buy tickets or purchase a tour in order to see the West Rim or experience any of the attraction. The minimum cost per person to visit the West Rim is the Legacy Pass at $44 +tax.

Going on a Grand Canyon tour is one of the best ways for visitors to make the most of their time here. The price of the tour will certainly depend on the type of tour your choose to go on and the location in which your tour begins. Sedona, Flagstaff, and Tusayan all offer Grand Canyon tours of the South Rim, while tours leaving from Las Vegas typically bring guests to the West Rim. There are Grand Canyon tour companies that extend their services to multiple rims and attractions in between such as Hoover Dam, Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, Lake Mead among several other points of interest. Here are some recommended Grand Canyon tours from Page and other nearby cities.

Parking at the Horseshoe Bend parking lot is free, though it does get very busy. Vehicles often have to wait for a spot to open up, especially during the busy times of the year. The parking lot is suitable for RVs and large vehicles. Also, visiting Horseshoe Bend is free. There is no entrance fee, but you may visit Horsehoe Bend as part of a combination/multi-destination tour, which will then have a total tour guide fee. The 3/4 mile hike each way will take on average 15- 20 minutes and the path is unpaved with steep and sandy sections making it difficult for visitors with wheelchairs or strollers. Always be mindful of your step, especially when taking photographs with the bend behind you.

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Grand Canyon South Rim, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend Day Tour from Las Vegas

Explore three of Arizona's most visited natural wonders in one day on this extended day trip from Las Vegas. Hike to Horseshoe Bend for a spectacular view along the Colorado River, admire the unique light beams at Antelope Canyon, and marvel at the Grand Canyon from the South Rim viewpoints. Along the way, drive along part of Route 66, and stop at the atmospheric town of Seligman.

• Visit three popular attractions on one long day trip
• Admission tickets and packed lunch included
• Comfortable round-trip transport from Las Vegas
• Personalized small-group experience with up to 12 travelers

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Glen Canyon Rafting Float Trips: 1/2 and Full Day Trips

While Grand Canyon National Park provides information about these float trips. These trips are actually upstream from the park in Glen Canyon. However, these flatwater float trips are still scenic and the best opportunity to get a feel for the Colorado River for those not interested in a 1-day Grand Canyon white water adventure .

In 2022 these smooth water tours on the Colorado River run from March through October. The motorized trips meet and end in Page, Arizona, while the self-guided kayak tours begin and end at Lee Ferry the start of Marble Canyon and Grand Canyon National Park.

Alternatively, Papillon Helicopters offers a smooth water pontoon boat trip in Grand Canyon that includes a helicopter ride to the Colorado River and a small plane flight over Lake Mead. These trips meet and end in Las Vegas.

Motorized Half Day Rafting Trips

These trips run 3 times a day from Page, Arizona meeting at 6 am, 9:30 am, or 12 pm. After about an hour you will be transported from the meeting location to the base of Glen Canyon dam where the waters of Lake Powell once again form the Colorado River. There is an option to take a bus from the South Rim and then raft Glen Canyon .

The smooth water rafting trip is on inflatable pontoon boats with up to 22 passengers. The rafts will take you 15 miles downstream through Horseshoe Bend’s dramatic 1,000+ feet canyon walls. There will be time to stop to see petroglyphs of the Puebloan people. The tour ends at Lee’s Ferry, the start of Marble Canyon and Grand Canyon. From there an air-conditioned motor coach takes you back to Page.

Guided Half Day Motor Trip

Check availability for half day rafting trips from the south rim.

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Kayak Half Day, Full Day and Two-Day Trips

Kayak trips meet at Lees Ferry where you are ferried up canyon by motor raft to your launch point. From there you paddle at your speed back down to Lees Ferry. Paddle Boards are also available for rental. Read more about Horseshoe Bend Kayak and Paddle Board Trips .

Full Day Kayak Trip

Meet/End: Page, Arizona Launch: Base of Glen Canyon Dam Take Out : Lees Ferry Length: 15.5 miles/7-9 hours Minimum Age: 5 years-old Cost: $79+ fees per person to transport up river Rentals: 1 person kayak $30/day 2 person kayak $45/day

Check availability for full and 2-day kayak trips.

Half Day Kayak Trip

Meet/End: Lees Ferry, Arizona Launch: Petroglyph Beach Take Out : Lees Ferry Length: 10 miles/4.5 hours Minimum Age: 5 years-old Cost: Motor Raft Shuttle – $75/person Rentals: 1 person kayak $30 2 person kayak $45

Check availability for half day kayak trips.

Concluding Thoughts

Paddling or motoring down through Glen Canyon below the dam is an unforgettable experience. The scenery is similar to downstream in the Grand Canyon, yet these trips cost a fraction and can be done in half a day. Overnight trips along the Glen Canyon section allow for camping along the river , an extraordinary experience. For those wanting a white water experience check out the 1-day or 3 to 16 day Grand Canyon rafting trips. You may also want to learn more about the best time of year to raft in Grand Canyon .

Antelope Canyon Tours

Antelope Canyon has become the Bucket List item that visitors to the Grand Canyon area have now put on their “must see” checklist. It is a formation known locally as a “slot canyon.” It resembles a cave without a roof, Antelope Canyon is a dreamlike landscape of other worldy shapes, constantly changing colors and moving shafts of sunlight.

Antelope Canyon Air Tours

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• Upper Antelope  is the original slot canyon where the great photo’s spread the word and which means you will have the authoritative photo’s to post on your Instagram and Facebook pages.
• Lower Antelope  is the more adventurous cave like slot canyon which gives you a more intimate experience and means that you will be able to more closely feel the red canyon walls while in the canyon. 
• The  Antelope Canyon Boat Tour  takes you into the Lake Powell tributary of Antelope Canyon which means you are where Antelope Canyon originally poured into the Colorado River that continues to carve Grand Canyon to this day.

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