Top Nevada Float Trips

Escape from Las Vegas to experience the Black Canyon on a gentle raft tour along the Colorado River. Relax as your guide steers the boat through canyon landscapes, including Hoover Dam, cliffs, caves, and riverside beaches, while sharing commentary about the wildlife and history.

Enjoy a perspective of the Hoover Dam that few other visitors get to see—and explore the Black Canyon portion of the Colorado River—on this immersive nature tour. Make your own way to the Hoover Dam from Las Vegas; grab your provided lifejacket, and set off aboard the shared raft. As you float along the river, admire the towering canyon walls, spot wildlife like bighorn sheep, and stop for a refreshing dip.

Add a thrilling outdoor adventure to your vacation with this small-group whitewater rafting trip down the Colorado River. Take a road trip to Peach Springs, Arizona, the gateway to the Grand Canyon. Then, take on the mighty Colorado River’s varied rapids on a 40-mile (64-kilometer) journey through the canyon. Boxed lunch is included, and hotel pickup and drop-off from Las Vegas is available as an upgrade.

Visit the Grand Canyon on a day tour with hotel pickup in a luxury bus featuring panoramic windows and an onboard bathroom. Enjoy a hot breakfast at a restaurant en route, a photo stop at Hoover Dam Memorial Bridge, VIP bus access at the West Rim, and a scenic BBQ lunch. Upgrade options include the Skywalk and a helicopter flight.

Visit the Grand Canyon without the hassle of renting a car on this West Rim group day trip from Las Vegas. Enjoy a preplanned itinerary that includes Eagle Point and Guano Point, with plenty of opportunities to take in panoramic views. For an even more personalized experience, customize your tour by adding lunch, a Grand Canyon Skywalk ticket, or a helicopter or boat ride.

See the best of the Hoover Dam, without the hassle of renting a car, with this small-group tour from Las Vegas. Experience the mighty dam from multiple different perspectives—by walking across it, then floating on the Colorado River below it, and finally heading inside to see the power plant with a Bureau of Reclamation guide.