3 Hour Lunch Tour on the Columbia River in Portland
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as seating and dining require minimal physical exertion.
Overview
Enjoy a scenic 3-hour journey on the Columbia River with a delightful lunch at The Deck, a unique floating restaurant. Perfect for those who love nature, great food, and breathtaking views near Portland.
3 hour Lunch Tour on the Columbia
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About This Adventure
Embark on a scenic 40-mile journey along the Willamette and Columbia Rivers, featuring a delightful lunch at The Deck, a floating restaurant. Experience breathtaking views, including the majestic Mount St. Helens on clear days, while enjoying a unique blend of sightseeing and casual dining in a picturesque setting.
Lunch on the Columbia River!
Rates
Adult (Ages 12+): 83.95 (includes meal and restaurant gratuity) Child (Ages 0-11): 57.95
- Additional booking fee and Oregon State surcharge apply at checkout.
Group rates for parties of 25 or more. Please contact groups sales for more information.
Duration
3 Hours - arrive 30 minutes prior to departure time.
About
Enjoy all the splashes and sightseeing of our 1-hour tour, plus lunch and a trip on the second largest river in the country. We’ll start our 40-mile journey on the Willamette, get a good dose of Portland scenery, then head north to the mighty Columbia River. Halfway through our journey, we’ll stop for a meal at The Deck, a floating restaurant where you’ll enjoy casual fare in a unique setting. If the day is clear (it’s mostly clear in the summer!), we’ll admire Mount St. Helens in the distance.
Your food, restaurant server gratuity and a non-alcoholic beverage is included in the price of your ticket.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Best Seating
Seats fill up quickly, so plan to arrive early to secure a window-side seat with the best views.
Bring a Light Jacket
Even in summer, it can be breezy on the water, so layering up helps you stay comfortable.
Limit Heavy Scents
To keep the environment pleasant for everyone, avoid wearing strong perfumes or colognes on the boat.
Stay Hydrated
Drinking water is important, especially on warmer days when you’re out on the open water for hours.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Ospreys
History
The Columbia River area has been a vital waterway for Native American tribes and pioneers, shaping the region’s economy and culture for centuries.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain the river’s water quality and protect local habitats support sustainable tourism and the health of native wildlife.
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Recommended Gear
Light Waterproof Jacket
Keeps you dry during spring showers while on the river.
spring specific
Sunscreen
Protects skin from prolonged sun exposure during the summer tour.
summer specific
Binoculars
Helps spot distant wildlife and scenic details along the river.
Camera or Smartphone
Captures stunning river views and Mount St. Helens on clear days.