easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; no strenuous activity required as the tour is boat-based.
Experience the thrill of Willamette Falls on a 2-hour jet boat tour from Portland, spotting wildlife and learning about Oregon's rich history. An unforgettable Pacific Northwest adventure!
Experience the thrill of Portland's history and wildlife on a 2-hour jet boat tour along the Willamette River. Marvel at soaring eagles, stunning waterfront homes, and the breathtaking Willamette Falls. This adventure combines captivating stories of Oregon's past with the excitement of a skilled pilot's spins, making it unforgettable!
Adult (Ages 12+): $54.95 - 59.95 Child (Ages 4-11): $37.95 - 42.95 trip not suitable for ages 3 and under
Group rates for parties of 25 or more. Please contact groups sales for more information.
2 Hours
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to departure time.
Beautiful downtown Portland and its bridges are just the start as you jet along the Willamette. Watch eagles and osprey soar over the water, see magnificent waterfront homes, get a splash of Portland history — and an even bigger splash — as one of our skilled pilots spins you around in an open air jet boat.
This tour offers a fascinating glimpse of Oregon’s pioneer history and the early days of Portland’s founding. From shanty towns of yesteryear to the dazzling waterfront homes of today, you’ll get a deeper understanding of Oregon’s largest city, including its importance as a major west coast port.
The highlight of this 32-mile boat tour is the majestic Willamette Falls, the largest waterfall in the Pacific Northwest by volume. Our 2-hour tour is Portland’s most popular river adventure!
Temperatures near the river can vary, so bring layers to stay comfortable during the tour.
Binoculars enhance the chance to see bald eagles and other river wildlife up close.
Water spray from the falls and river can be heavy; use waterproof covers for electronics.
Tours fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so secure your spot early.
Willamette Falls has been a vital fishing and cultural site for Native American tribes for centuries, playing a key role in their traditions and livelihood.
Efforts to maintain the river’s health include habitat restoration projects and limiting pollutants to protect wildlife and preserve the natural ecosystem.
Keep warm or cool as river conditions and weather change.
Protects against rain and river spray during the tour.
spring specific
Enhances viewing of wildlife and distant landscape details.
Capture high-quality photos without risking water damage.