Discover the thrill of cruising Lake Powell on the 46 Ft Expedition Houseboat—perfect for first-time boaters seeking comfort and adventure. Explore stunning waters and scenic spots with up to six friends or family members!
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 days
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals of all fitness levels since the activity involves minimal physical exertion.
Wildlife
History
Lake Powell was created by the Glen Canyon Dam in the 1960s, flooding scenic canyons and creating this popular recreational reservoir.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles to preserve Lake Powell’s fragile desert ecosystem and water quality.
Lake Powell Resort & Marina
Discover the thrill of cruising Lake Powell on the 46 Ft Expedition Houseboat—perfect for first-time boaters seeking comfort and adventure. Explore stunning waters and scenic spots with up to six friends or family members!
Lake Powell Resort & Marina in Page, Arizona operates a marina offering boat rentals, guided tours and dinner cruises on Lake Powell.
The resort provides houseboat rentals including the 46 Ft Expedition Houseboat, which features a private stateroom, modern amenities and sleeping capacity for up to six guests. From the marina, visitors can book guided excursions such as the Antelope Canyon Tour, which explores slot canyons and Navajo Sandstone formations accessible from Lake Powell, and the Rainbow Bridge Tour, an eight hour cruise covering roughly fifty miles of shoreline with a scenic two mile hike to Rainbow Bridge National Monument.
The property also operates the Canyon Princess Dinner Cruise, a two hour sunset cruise in Wahweap Bay with plated dining aboard the Canyon Princess yacht. Reservations typically include trip details and any required safety or liability documentation; a liability waiver is part of standard booking procedures. Lake Powell Resort & Marina serves as a departure point for water based access to regional highlights and shoreline exploration.
The marina emphasizes safe boating with well maintained vessels and staff who support trip preparation, fueling and routing on Lake Powell. Visitors choose self guided houseboat itineraries or guided excursions that combine cruising with onshore visits. Located in Page, Arizona, the resort connects travelers to Lake Powell’s cliffs, coves and photographic viewpoints. Dock access, on site pickup and proximity to Antelope Canyon and Rainbow Bridge make the resort a practical base for day trips and multiday stays on Lake Powell. Bookings are available online.
Location
Page, AZ
Marina on the shores of Lake Powell
Houseboat Capacity
Up to 6
46 Ft Expedition Houseboat accommodates six
Rainbow Bridge
8 hours / 50 miles
Includes a scenic two-mile hike
Dinner Cruise
2 hours
Sunset dining in Wahweap Bay
Reserve a 46 Ft Expedition Houseboat, an Antelope Canyon tour, the Rainbow Bridge cruise, or the Canyon Princess dinner cruise from Page, Arizona — check availability and liability waiver requirements when booking.
Safety Briefing Before Departure
Always attend the safety briefing provided by Lake Powell Resort & Marina to familiarize yourself with boat operation and emergency procedures.
Pack Sun Protection
Bring high-SPF sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat to protect yourself from intense Arizona sun while on the water.
Bring Plenty of Water
Stay hydrated by carrying ample water since the dry desert climate can quickly dehydrate you during your adventure.
Plan Fuel and Supplies Ahead
Ensure you stock up on groceries and fuel before heading out as options around Lake Powell are limited once you’re on the water.
Sunscreen
Protects your skin from harsh UV rays during peak sun exposure on the lake.
summer
Light Jacket
Ideal for staying comfortable during cool mornings and evenings on the water.
spring
Sleeping Bag or Bedding
Ensures a cozy and comfortable night in the private stateroom onboard.
Waterproof Bag
Keeps your essentials dry while enjoying activities or unexpected splashes.