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Board the Dixie Belle at London Bridge Resort for a one-hour sunset cruise across Lake Havasu. Enjoy close-up views of the relocated London Bridge, island lighthouses, and a cash bar while the desert light fades.
Board the Dixie Belle at London Bridge Resort for a one-hour sunset cruise across Lake Havasu. Enjoy close-up views of the relocated London Bridge, island lighthouses, and a cash bar while the desert light fades.
The paddle wheeler slides away from the London Bridge dock as the sun tilts toward the desert ridgeline, painting the surface of Lake Havasu bronze. On the open deck, the breeze tugs at your hair and the boat’s paddle wheel keeps a steady, old-world rhythm; inside, the climate-controlled cabin offers a quiet contrast to the chatter and clinking glasses outside.
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Operated by Dixie Belle · Lake Havasu City, Arizona
The paddle wheeler slides away from the London Bridge dock as the sun tilts toward the desert ridgeline, painting the surface of Lake Havasu bronze. On the open deck, the breeze tugs at your hair and the boat’s paddle wheel keeps a steady, old-world rhythm; inside, the climate-controlled cabin offers a quiet contrast to the chatter and clinking glasses outside.
This one-hour cruise traces a short route under the famous London Bridge and around the island lighthouses that punctuate the lake. Lake Havasu is part of the lower Colorado River system, carved by water and held by dams; the bridge itself was moved from England in 1968, a transplanted landmark that helped launch the city’s tourism-driven identity. The shoreline shows the region’s geology: volcanic ridges and sedimentary shelves stepping down to the waterline, while boat culture and winter “snowbird” communities shape the town’s seasonal rhythm.
Practically: boarding begins 30 minutes before departure at the London Bridge Resort dock; arrive early or risk missing the boat. The Dixie Belle (131-passenger capacity) has restrooms, on-board Wi‑Fi, and a cash/credit bar—drinks and snacks are not included. Dress in layers; temperatures drop quickly after sunset. Mobility access exists but has limits, and the operator inspects the vessel annually under USCG rules. For photographers, the best light comes in the final fifteen minutes of the cruise when the bridge and cliffs silhouette sharply. If you’re planning a private event, charters are available year-round but book ahead in high season.
easy.
1 hour.
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal mobility required for boarding
The standard sunset cruise lasts approximately 60 minutes and follows a short loop under the London Bridge and around nearby island lighthouses.
Yes—a cash/credit bar offers beer, wine, cocktails, soda and small snacks; food and drinks are not included with the ticket price.
Boarding begins 30 minutes prior to departure and the boat departs exactly on time; late guests will not be able to board and are not eligible for a refund.
The Dixie Belle is wheelchair accessible with limitations; contact the operator ahead of time to discuss specific needs and boarding logistics.
The London Bridge was dismantled in England and reassembled in Lake Havasu in 1968, an act that transformed the city into a tourism destination.
Lake Havasu faces shoreline pressure and invasive species concerns; respect no-wake zones, avoid littering, and follow local rules to reduce impact.
Dixie Belle operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The paddle wheeler slides away from the London Bridge dock as the sun tilts toward the desert ridgeline, painting the surface of Lake Havasu bronze. On the open deck, the breeze tugs at your hair and the boat’s paddle wheel keeps a steady, old-world rhythm; inside, the climate-controlled cabin offers a quiet contrast to the chatter and clinking glasses outside.
The paddle wheeler slides away from the London Bridge dock as the sun tilts toward the desert ridgeline, painting the surface of Lake Havasu bronze. On the open deck, the breeze tugs at your hair and the boat’s paddle wheel keeps a steady, old-world rhythm; inside, the climate-controlled cabin offers a quiet contrast to the chatter and clinking glasses outside.
This one-hour cruise traces a short route under the famous London Bridge and around the island lighthouses that punctuate the lake. Lake Havasu is part of the lower Colorado River system, carved by water and held by dams; the bridge itself was moved from England in 1968, a transplanted landmark that helped launch the city’s tourism-driven identity. The shoreline shows the region’s geology: volcanic ridges and sedimentary shelves stepping down to the waterline, while boat culture and winter “snowbird” communities shape the town’s seasonal rhythm.
Practically: boarding begins 30 minutes before departure at the London Bridge Resort dock; arrive early or risk missing the boat. The Dixie Belle (131-passenger capacity) has restrooms, on-board Wi‑Fi, and a cash/credit bar—drinks and snacks are not included. Dress in layers; temperatures drop quickly after sunset. Mobility access exists but has limits, and the operator inspects the vessel annually under USCG rules. For photographers, the best light comes in the final fifteen minutes of the cruise when the bridge and cliffs silhouette sharply. If you’re planning a private event, charters are available year-round but book ahead in high season.