Bus Tour
and
River Rafting Package

Make reservations on line here 
or call 1-800-408-2052

   Our guided bus tour and river raft trip is one of the most enjoyable ways to experience a leisurely day of rafting on the Colorado River, (the same river that is in the bottom of the Grand Canyon) without all the hassle of trying to drive yourself, just sit back and enjoy the ride with your family and friends.

    Your day will began at one of the Grand Canyon area pickup locations. After the 3 1/2 hour tour including part of the Navajo Reservation, and a stop at the Cameron Trading Post, you will descend to the base of Glen Canyon Dam to board your raft. Once afloat your Wilderness River Adventures boatman/guide will take you on a 4 hour smooth water, (no rapids) float trip through the awesome beauty of Marble Canyon as you cruise the mighty Colorado River.

After your 4 hour,(15 mile) river float trip, you get out of your raft at historic Lee's Ferry and back on your bus for the 140 mile trip back to your Grand Canyon starting point.

Water, soft drinks and a river side lunch are included on the raft.

The bus departs:
 Squire Inn @ 06:00 am.
Grand Canyon Airlines Terminal @ 06:20 am.
Maswik Lodge @ 06:50 am.

Trip length: approximately 12 hours.

Adults: $149.00, includes tax, and river use fees.
Children 2 to 12 years:  $99.00, under 2 free
$15.00 per person non refundable deposit required.

Make reservations on line here or call 1-800-408-2052

Notice: If you have already paid to enter Grand Canyon you must remember to bring you park entrance receipt with you, or you will be required to pay to enter the park on your return trip.

For more information on Grand Canyon activities see our visitor information pack.

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