Raft 14 miles of Class I–II rapids with an upgraded hot lunch
7-8 hours
Raft a popular stretch of the Colorado River with Class I and II rapids, plus time to relax and swim. Choose the upgraded hot lunch option for a full-day on the water.
Meet 30 minutes before departure time. Wear foot protection such as tennis shoes, water socks, or Teva sandals—no flip flops.
Must cancel 48 hours prior to trip departure to receive a refund less a $25 booking fee. Cancellations within 48 hours are non-refundable. Refund if operator cancels due to weather, mechanical failure, insufficient reservations, or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows charged full price.
Arrive 30 minutes before your departure time.
Bring sunscreen lotion, sunglasses, a hat with a retention device, and foot protection (tennis shoes, water socks, or Teva sandals—no flip flops). Wear shorts and/or a swimsuit. Towels are not needed. Bring water bottles for accessibility.
Yes. Download, print, and bring the waiver with you on the day of your trip.
Moab, Utah
This Moab staple combines a riverside BBQ buffet with a narrated evening boat cruise along the Colorado River, and travelers consistently leave happy. The food gets strong marks, with a generous spread of chicken, pork, beef, and sides, and the guides are repeatedly praised for being both knowledgeable and genuinely funny. Rich, Greg, and Lee are among the names that come up in glowing terms, giving the whole operation a warm, family-run feel. The boat show itself leans more atmospheric than high-tech, featuring lit canyon walls and recorded narration covering Native history and local lore. A few visitors noted it feels a bit dated, and river conditions can occasionally limit how far the boat travels, though the team has shown a willingness to make things right when that happens. If you come in expecting a relaxed, educational evening rather than a flashy production, you'll likely walk away charmed.
Pure delight!!
Lori Hone
May 23, 2026
Pure delight!!
Lori Hone
May 23, 2026