Top Moab Dinner Cruises

Each day in Arches National Park closes with a quiet transformation—light softening, colors deepening, and the red rock coming alive in ways that feel almost unreal. As the sun lowers, the landscape shifts from bold desert hues to a rich, glowing palette of amber, crimson, and violet, revealing textures and contours often missed in the midday light. This tour is designed to place you in the right moments as that transformation unfolds. Watch as the arches and towering fins catch the last light of the day in a way that feels both dramatic and deeply calming. Travel through Arches in comfort with thoughtfully timed stops that allow you to see its most iconic formations at their most beautiful—when the crowds thin, the air cools, and the desert settles into stillness. Plan on light walking, relaxed pace, and an evening that captures the desert at its most visually stunning. Please note that we do not sell our products directly on "Cool Destinations". Our tour prices include taxes.

Canyonlands National Park’s desert landscape is a must-see, but if you don’t want to take a tour with a ton of people, your options for exploring may be limited. This Canyonlands GPS-activated tour lets you roam the park in your own vehicle while still getting a pre-planned route through the park that targets its main attractions such as Mesa Arch and the White Rim Trail.

Enjoy an adventurous way of seeing the scenery of the Fisher Towers region, just outside Moab, on a half-day whitewater rafting tour on the Colorado River. Meet your guide, get acquainted with your gear, and set off on a river trip like no other. Admire the otherworldly scenery as you navigate the moderate rapids. The half-day trip leaves time for other adventures—or relaxation—during the rest of the day.

Go off-roading through Canyonlands National Park—then embark on a guided rafting trip on the Colorado River—on this two-in-one, small-group tour from Moab. Your guide introduces you to the natural wonders of Canyonlands' Island in the Sky by 4-wheel drive (4WD), including sections of the Shafer Trail and White Rim Road. Enjoy a buffet lunch before an afternoon rafting the white-water rapids of the mighty river.

Discover the Unseen: An Exclusive Arches Backcountry Escape Experience Arches National Park the way it was meant to be seen, from the backcountry. While the crowds stick to the paved roads, our unique backcountry access allows us to enter through a remote gateway. Your journey begins with a scenic drive north on HWY 191, leading to an unpaved, rugged route that serves as your entrance to the park. Along the way, you’ll uncover the rich history and fascinating geology of the region, traveling directly over the ancient salt beds responsible for the world's most famous arches and spires Off-the-Beaten-Path: Highlights of the Backcountry tour May Include: Eye of the Whale, Tower Arch, the Marching Men, Skyline Arch, and Sand Dune Arch Park Icons: As we proceed out of the park, you will see views of Balanced Rock, the Windows Section, and Park Avenue. Giving you the chance to see areas you may want to come back to and explore on your own.

To truly experience the legendary beauty of Arches National Park, you need to explore its isolated corners. On this adventurous 4WD tour from Moab, your expert guide helps you do just that as you navigate the backcountry to spots such as Tower Arch, as well as visit the famous red rocks at Marching Men, and Eye of the Whale. Your tour includes a stop to see fossilized dinosaur tracks, so it's an ideal experience for budding paleontologists.

Stay away from packed group tours—and have the freedom to explore the sights at your own pace—on this private self-guided audio driving tour of Arches National Park. This tour covers dozens of attractions along a 50-mile route, including the Moab Fault Overlook, Petrified Dunes Viewpoint, Double Arch, and many more. Simply download the app and set off independently; tour is valid for lifetime access, so you have plenty of time to explore.

Hit the dusty trail on a 4x4 tour of Canyonlands National Park. Expert guides will take you to see the highlights of Utah’s Chesler Park such as Elephant Hill, Devil’s Lane, and Devil’s Kitchen. There’s also the option to take a 3-mile (4.8-km) hike on the spectacularly scenic Joint Trail. This full-day adventure is the perfect way to experience Utah’s backcountry away from the crowds.