Kayak Antelope Canyon and hike, at Lake Powell

We paddle in top-quality sit-inside kayaks, fitted for your comfort and stability. Our guides are WFR, CPR/First Aid, and Kayak 101 certified, and every tour begins with a 30–40 minute orientation before launch. (The time on your ticket is launch time.) Enjoy stunning canyon views, professional guides, and quality gear on this up to 7-mile paddle and hike adventure. We pause at the halfway point for snacks, photos, and optional swimming. Important: For your safety and enjoyment, please do not travel more than 150 miles on the day of your tour. Guests traveling long distances often arrive fatigued; we strongly recommend staying locally the night before. Guests must be able to swim to participate in water activities. Please check in the day before during business hours for weather updates and gear fitting. Paddle Express is committed to ensuring your comfort, safety, and an unforgettable experience on the water.

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Location: Page

What's Included

Premium Sit Inside Kayaks (Your choice tandem or single, let us know your preference at check-in)
Please remember to check in at least 24 hours before tour
Kayaking Instruction & Float Plan
Paddle
PFD (Life-Jacket)
Local Geology, fun history, and more!!
Dry bags (let us know when you check in, if you'll be needing any)

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Are there any age limits for the kayak tour at Antelope Canyon? My kids are 10 and 12.

A: There's no official age limit for the kayak tour, but kids should be able to swim comfortably to join. Since you have 10 and 12-year-olds, they'll likely have a blast! Just make sure to check in the day before and maybe stay in Page overnight to avoid fatigue. Safety is key!

Q: How does the check-in process work? Can we get there the morning of the tour?

A: You must check in at least 24 hours before your tour to get weather updates and gear fitted. So, unfortunately, you can't show up just on the day of. Make sure to plan ahead and arrive a bit early for peace of mind!

Q: What should I wear for the kayak and hike? Is it okay to wear sandals?

A: Wear something comfortable that you don’t mind getting wet! Quick-dry clothing is perfect. Sandals are okay, but make sure they’re secure – you don't want to lose them in the water. A good pair of water shoes could be a great option.

Discussions

Thinking about gifting the Kayak Antelope Canyon tour—any tips?

I’m considering this kayak tour at Antelope Canyon for my boyfriend's birthday! It sounds amazing with the stunning views and the hike included. I love that it’s up to 7 miles, which seems like a good workout too. Does anyone know if the guides are super friendly? Just hoping it’s a fun group experience!

Just did the Antelope Canyon kayak tour—what an experience!

I went on the kayak tour last weekend and it was epic. The canyon views are out of this world! The guides were so helpful and chill. We stopped halfway for snacks and swimming, which was a nice break. Just a heads up, check the weather beforehand—it really makes a difference!