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Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas

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Add a thrilling outdoor adventure to any Las Vegas vacation with this guided, full-day whitewater rafting trip down the Colorado River. Enjoy a road trip to Peach Springs, Arizona, home of the Hualapai Indians at the gateway to the Grand Canyon. Then, challenge the mighty Colorado River’s varied rapids on a journey through the canyon, taking a side hike to Travertine Falls along the way. A boxed lunch and a hotel pickup and drop-off are included.
  • Travel in air-conditioned comfort to the Grand Canyon in new 12-passenger vans
  • Las Vegas river rafting takes you through the mighty Colorado River
  • See the incredible natural waterfalls hidden throughout the canyon
  • Maximum of eight passengers per raft
  • Las Vegas white water rafting is a once-in-a-lifetime experience
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Hotel pickup and drop off
Transport by air-conditioned van
White Water Rafting tour
Lunch
Local guide
All taxes, fees and handling charges
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Departure Point

Traveler pickup is offered

Departure Time

4:00 AM
Begin this exciting outdoor day trip with a hotel pickup in Las Vegas, followed by a drive to Peach Springs, Arizona. Travel over the breathtaking Hoover Dam Bypass to Kingman, Arizona, then continue east on famous Route 66 to the Hualapai Indian community of Peach Springs.

Upon arrival, van transportation is provided to the Colorado River.

At the banks of the Colorado River, meet a Native American guide, who provides a brief safety orientation and equipment overview (life vests and rain gear provided) before boarding a pontoon raft. From there, the voyage continues along the Colorado River over Class III+ rapids before the water evens out. Stops are made throughout the trip to discover hidden canyons and waterfalls, including a side hike to Travertine Waterfall.

Enjoy a complimentary boxed lunch in the solitude of the canyon and be sure to bring a waterproof camera for incredible photo opportunities. From here, it’s smooth floating past fluted rock formations and historic Separation Canyon.

Then travel back by van to Las Vegas for your hotel drop-off.
Itinerary
Pass By:  
Las Vegas
Get an early start from Las Vegas and head out to the Hualapai land at the Grand Canyon.
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Stop At:  
Colorado River
Arriving at Peach Springs in Arizona, you will then continue on to the Colorado River for your 5.5-hour white-water rafting adventure.
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Duration: 30 minutes
Admission Ticket Free
Stop At:  
Grand Canyon National Park
Your native Hualapai guide will guide you through class 3 to class 6 rapids on your 57-mile (64km) journey through the Grand Canyon. Stops are made throughout the trip so you can discover hidden canyons and waterfalls, including Tavertine Waterfall. A boxed lunch is included which you can enjoy in the solitude of the canyon. Be sure to bring your camera for incredible photo opportunities! Return to the lights of Las Vegas by air-conditioned van, arriving at approximately 7:00-8:00pm. This tour is likely to sell out so book early! Note: The Grand Canyon operates on a 1-10 scale of rapids vs the worldwide I-VI classification
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Duration: 5 hours 
Admission Ticket Free
  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking
  • Minimum age is 8 years
  • Please note: rescheduling within 30 days of date of travel will result in a USD$25 fee per person.
  • Important: In order to confirm this tour ALL traveler names must be provided as they appear on a government issued ID such as a driver's license or passport. Your tour will not be confirmed unless all names are provided.
  • All travelers MUST bring a government issued ID on the day of the tour
  • We recommend you wear shorts and t-shirt made with fast-drying material and a swimsuit underneath, tennis shoes or river type sandals (not flip-flops) and sun block.
  • We recommend you bring a light backpack, a hat with a retention strap, sunglasses, waterproof bag for your camera (eg ziplock bag), money (for souvenirs and tips). Please do not bring valuables.
  • Not wheelchair accessible
  • Stroller accessible
  • No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
  • Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
  • This tour/activity will have a maximum of 50 travelers
  • OPERATED BY Lets Go Grand Canyon Tours

If you cancel within 30 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.

If you cancel at least 31 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.

  • This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

Learn more about cancellations.

The answers provided below are based on answers previously given by the tour provider to customers’ questions.
Q:
What is the policy on face masks and attendee health during Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
A:
The policies on face masks and attendee health are:

  • Face masks provided for travelers
  • Temperature checks for travelers upon arrival
See all safety measures taken by Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas.
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What is the policy on sanitization during Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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The policies on sanitization are:

  • Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
  • Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
  • Gear/equipment sanitized between use
  • Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
See all safety measures taken by Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas.
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What measures are being taken to ensure staff health & safety during Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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The policies on staff health & safety are:

  • Guides required to regularly wash hands
  • Regular temperature checks for staff
  • Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
See all safety measures taken by Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas.
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What is the maximum group size during Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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This activity will have a maximum of 50 travelers.

See all safety measures taken by Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas.
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How do I arrange pickup at my hotel for the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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Upon checkout, select the hotel where you are staying in Las Vegas. After confirmation, call the local operator at the phone number on your ticket to coordinate exact pickup details.
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How long is the drive to the launch location for the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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The drive is about 180 miles; approximately a 3-hour drive (including a 45 minutes stop in Kingman for breakfast/restrooms) The return drive is approximately 2 hours.
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How long do we spend on the water during the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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You will cover 57 miles (92 kilometers) of the Colorado River with a total of six sets of rated rapids. You will be on the water from approximately 8:30 am to 4 pm.
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How many people fit in a single raft during the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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Each raft carries eight people.
Jul 2021
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Can I participate in the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas if I don't know how to swim?
A:
Absolutely! Life vests are provided to keep everyone safe.
Jul 2021
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How fit do I need to be to participate in the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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The raft is motorized, so you do not need to be in excellent shape. The most strenuous part of the trip is a short hike/walk up a sandy trail for approximately 5 mins to see the Mineral Springs Waterfall.
Jul 2021
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Can I participate in the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas if I have no prior experience?
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No prior experience is required, in fact, this is a great introductory trip for people who are new to white water rafting!
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What type of safety gear is provided during the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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Life vests and rain gear are provided to all guests.
Jul 2021
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What should I wear on the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
A:
Wear shorts and a t-shirt made with fast-drying material and a swimsuit underneath, close-toed shoes or river-type sandals (not flip-flops), and sunblock.
Jul 2021
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What should I bring with me on the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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Bring a light backpack, a reusable water bottle, a hat with a retention strap, sunglasses, a towel, a waterproof bag for your camera (eg ziplock bag), and money (for souvenirs and tips). Please do not bring valuables.
Jul 2021
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Where can I leave my things that I don't want to take with me on the raft?
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You may leave anything you don't wish to take with you on the raft in the van. The same driver will pick you up at the end of the trip.
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What kind of rapids will we encounter during the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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There are seven sets of rapids ranging from 3 - 5 1/2 on the National scale.
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What are grade 3 rapids?
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Grade 3 rapids have waves up to 4 or 5 feet tall that will crash over the bow and provide plenty of excitement and fun with a guide at the helm!
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What are grade 4 rapids?
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Grade 4 rapids have larger waves, narrow passages, and multiple obstacles to avoid. These rapids tend to be longer, steeper, and more "technical" which translates to turns, spins, and lateral moves across the current.
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What are grade 5 rapids?
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Grade 5 rapids are bigger and more intense, with strong currents, big waves, and boulders.
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Are vegetarian or other dietary options available for lunch on the Grand Canyon White Water Rafting Trip from Las Vegas?
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Yes, please list any dietary restrictions in the "Special Requirements" box at checkout. Be sure to contact the local operator at the phone number on your ticket to reconfirm any needs/requests.
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White water fun
Jo_O
, Jul 2021
Randy was an excellent guide, he made sure we got the most out of our experience. There was some engine trouble but they handled it like pros.
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Fun and adventure
Maja_R
, Jul 2021
Excitement, Fun experience. Navigator was fantastic. Love our stops in the caves and waterfalls. Very cool adventure.
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to serve you and your family. We strive to have the best adventure possible from Las Vegas and surrounding areas. My favorite spot is the Mineral Springs Waterfall and rope ladder. I love the history of that area and the geologic formations that have developed over the centuries. Thank you for the great review and we look forward to seeing you on one of our other trips soon. Best to all. Randy
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star-5
Amazing!
Danielle_B
, Jul 2021
This trip was amazing. We had so much fun. Our guide, Tegan, was awesome and knowledgeable of the area. He made the trip very fun. Recommend for anyone!
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Thank you for the great review. Hope to see you again on one of our adventures. Best to you and your family, Randy
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Amazing
Bita_M
, Jul 2021
Took this activity this past Wednesday. Had too much trouble with the motor on the boat. The view and our driver, Ron, more than made up for it!
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Hi, Sorry to hear about the engine issues. It's been a bit more frequent this past season. Ironically it's due to Covid disrupting the supply lines for the Yamaha/Honda Outboard motors making the engines we use very difficult to procure. It's been getting better recently but it does seem the hotter it gets the more that particular issue appears. Thank you for your patience and understanding on the trip. Everyone wants the best outcomes everytime we take out on an adventure. Take care, Randy, Let's Go Tours.
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star-5
Excellent trip.
Kenneth_P
, Jul 2021
Excellent trip. Views and activity are great, all staff was wonderful. Only 1 complaint - tour was sold with helicopter exit, there was no helicopter
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Hi, yes some people that booked earlier in the year would have had the helicopter if chosen. Recently the dock has had some issues and they have cancelled the helicopter as they cannot land there. all together It's not worth it at the new $149 price they want to sell it at. We never sold it at the new rate. We had a few sales go thru at the old rate of 90.00 which you should get a complete refund for. Email me and I will make sure your refunded for your helicopter portion. I apologize for the inconvenience. Best, Randy
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It was a wonderful , beautiful experience.
slagarde
, Jun 2021
We loved the experience immensely. Our guides were very helpful , friendly , and taught us a lot about the area and the tribal culture. We loved the hike up to the falls , too. Our van drivers were also excellent. Our only issue - we thought we were to take a helicopter return trip. It’s not clear what happened to that plan , but we were looking forward to the flight. It was a very long day for us. But we were happy you found us an alternate carrier. Thanks to all of the DC9 ( I think) people who made it possible.
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Hi, yes the helicopter can be a bit of contention. It's just to get you out of the canyon not back to your starting point. This year they raised the price from 90 dollars to 140 dollars. Which is out of line for a six minute flight. We decided not to offer it any longer as it isn't worth it. If it brought you back to Vegas or even the starting point that would be great but that's not what it's designed for. It is available Thursday's thru Sunday each week but recently the dock area has issues and they have cancelled it for most of the season going forward. So issues with the helicopter never seem to go away. So we no longer offer it. I'm glad you had a great trip. Best to you guys. See you next itme, Randy
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star-5
Must see the canyon from the bottom floor truly a must see and do .
John_M
, May 2021
The waves, the views special treat seeing the waterfall. All of the staff were very nice, friendly and helpful.
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Aren't' the views just amazing. Everytime I get to go on a trip I always bring my camera looking for a new angle for a picture and I'm never disappointed. Thank you for your kind description. Regards, Randy
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star-5
Insanely fun
Adam_P
, May 2021
Super fun 10/10 would definitely go again be prepared to get wet, bring sunscreen bc you will always be in the sun but the guides are super fun qnd informative and willing to adjust how hard they hit the rapids depending on your groups comfort level the group decided to go as hard as possibly and was so fun
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
I always tell folks that this tour is by far the best fun you can have in a 12 hour period. From seeing Route 66, Indian Reservations, several ecosystems on your way to the bottom of the canyon to all of the great sheer cliffs and mineral spring waterfalls. You've got the fun, history, and beauty all in one trip. Thanks for the great review take care and we will see you next time, Randy
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Great River Ride in the Canyon
Mark_S
, May 2021
The water is definitely cold and you get soaked but worth the ride! Ron our van driver was the best and the raft guides were great as well. Stopped along the way to climb up to see and stand under a waterfall which is definitely a must-do. Fantastic day!
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icon Response from Host , Jul 2021
Thank you for the great review. I'm Ron's boss and I always tell people that he was born to be a guide. He's just got that personality for that line of work. He makes my job as owner much easier for sure. Thank you for the comments/review. I hope you guys all got some great photos of the Grand Canyon, the kind that you frame and hang. We will see you next time, Randy
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Viator Scamers
Mark_H
, Apr 2021
I booked a Grand Canyon White water Rafting trip with a Helicopter extract from the canyon floor. This was and currently is the only bookable option on Viator's website. They have a trip only but no book now button for that option. So I booked the trip with the helicopter extract. But once I contacted the company that actually takes you on the tour they informed me that there is NO helicopter extraction option available and Viator know this. Yet they're knowingly baiting people into booking trips with options that are no longer available. Once you trapped in the trip you must struggle to try and get a refund. With both parties blaming each other for the problem. My advice, USE ANOTHER COMPANY
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icon Response from Host , May 2021
I do apologize that you had a horrible trip. You are in the minority. We as contracters are under the guidlines given us and after Covid there has been many last minute changes. They started off only offering Helicopter on Weekends, then they opened it up to helicopter on Thursday's thru Sunday's then now they have removed them completely. Nobody is scamming anyone. You were re-imbursed the helicopter portion of 90 dollars for a 6 minute ride from the bottom to the top. You booked a White Water Rafting Adventure not a helicopter ride. They have all subsequently been removed as an option last week. It is a shame to see such a review for the entire tour based on a six minute helicopter ride while we have almost extensively 5 stars. I noticed you didn't comment on the actual White Water as being bad. Well, God Bless, Cheers Randy Let's Go Tours.
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