easy
30 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity involves sitting and minimal physical exertion.
Explore the Great Salt Lake like never before on a 30-minute guided boat tour in Magna, Utah. Learn unique facts about the lake’s history and natural features in this quick, unforgettable adventure.
Discover the stunning natural beauty of the Great Salt Lake with Great Salt Lake Boat Tours’ exclusive 30-minute guided boat tour departing from Magna, Utah. This quick but enriching experience offers visitors an intimate look at one of North America's most unique saltwater lakes. As you glide on the water, your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating facts about the lake’s geology, ecosystem, and the role it’s played throughout Utah’s history. The tour features engaging live demonstrations that explain the lake’s extraordinary salt concentrations and buoyancy, offering perfect moments for curious explorers and nature lovers alike. Whether you want a relaxing escape or a fun and educational outing, this boat tour provides remarkable photo opportunities with panoramic lake views and surrounding desert landscapes. Ideal for families, solo travelers, and small groups seeking a private outdoor adventure, the tour is designed for all ages and fitness levels. With convenient access from nearby Salt Lake City, this brief yet memorable excursion is a great way to experience Utah’s natural wonders and local stories all in under half an hour.
The Great Salt Lake offers little shade and intense sun glare off the water, so protect your skin and eyes.
Boat surfaces can get wet and slippery; closed-toe shoes with good grip are recommended.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before departure to ensure a smooth boarding process.
The lake's reflective surface and surrounding landscapes create spectacular photo opportunities.
The Great Salt Lake has been a vital resource for indigenous peoples and early settlers, influencing local culture and economy for centuries.
Efforts are underway to protect the lake's unique ecosystem from pollution and water diversion, ensuring the habitat remains healthy for future generations.
Protect your skin from strong UV rays reflecting off the lake's surface.
summer specific
A wide-brimmed hat helps shield your face and neck from the sun during the tour.
summer specific
Spring temperatures can be cool, especially on the water; a light jacket keeps you comfortable.
spring specific
Protect your feet and prevent slipping on boat surfaces.