Colorado River Raft

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General Information

Type:
Sightseeing
Price from:
171 USD /person
Phone:
702-889-8687
Fax:
702-889-6900
Payment Types:
  • No Cash
  • No Credit Card
  • No Cheque
  • No Travellers cheque
  • No Paypal
  • No Wire Transfer
Duration:
9 hours
Location Start:
Most Las vegas hotels.
Location Finish:
Most Las vegas Hotels
Start time:
09.00 am
End time:
06.00 pm
We Speak:
English
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Last updated: 06/29/2006

This wonderful and scenic calm Colorado River water raft trip with an off road adventure and a Hoover Dam tour is a great day for the entire family.

Itinerary

Day 1

This sightseeing journey from Las Vegas...
begins with a 12-mile, rapid free raft trip down the Colorado River to Willow Beach, Arizona. This soft adventure gently flows from the base of the Hoover Dam, affording a view and perspective of the dam available nowhere else. Along the way, expert guides point out the soaring birds of prey, the gravity defying bighorn sheep, and the unexpected waterfalls and bubbling hot springs.
At Willow Beach you will board our SUV's and begin the adventure tour into the remote and stunningly beatiful Rainbow Canyon.
We then drive to the famous Hoover Dam where you will have the opportunity to photograph this amazing structure, it's monuments as well as tour the visitor center and interior of the world's tallest dam.

Extra Information

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Lunch

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