Take a private Colorado River raft trip with your group only
1/2 day
Private guides, rafts, transfer
Plan a half-day, private trip built around your group on the Colorado River. Ride with only your guides and a driver, with options to raft and use inflatable kayaks along the way.
Ages 3+. Inflatable kayaks may not be advisable in some river conditions and may not always be available.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your trip. Refunds are charged a 10% transaction fee. If you cancel within 24 hours of your scheduled arrival time, your reservation is subject to refund forfeiture.
Wear shorts, a T-shirt, a bathing suit, a hat, and shoes that stay on your feet and can get wet.
Bring sunscreen, a bottle of water, snacks, and a camera. Dry storage is available on most boats.
You can switch between the large guided rafts and inflatable kayaks, but inflatable kayaks may not always be available and may not be advisable in some river conditions.
This family-owned outfit consistently delivers memorable experiences on the Colorado River, with guests raving about guides who blend safety expertise with genuine personality. Paul gets mentioned repeatedly for his dad jokes, local knowledge, and ability to make the trip fun for both outdoor enthusiasts and reluctant nature lovers alike. Dana, Shane, and other guides earn similar praise for their storytelling about local geology, wildlife, and history. The "duckie" option (individual kayaks) is a major hit, especially with kids and teens who love the independence while parents enjoy the main raft. What really stands out is the exceptional customer service from Chelsea and the ownership team. Multiple reviewers mention how they went above and beyond, even calling in the evening to ensure guests had the best possible experience or helping accommodate weather concerns with flexibility. The logistics run smoothly from booking through execution, and families particularly appreciate how guides engage with children, giving them responsibility and making them feel included. It's the kind of place where you leave with more than just adventure photos—many guests mention taking home life lessons, historical tidbits, and yes, plenty of dad jokes.