Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures offers unforgettable guided rafting experiences through the spectacular Black Canyon on the Colorado River. Located just outside Las Vegas in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, the company provides scenic motor-assisted raft tours that showcase the Hoover Dam from the river, dramatic canyon walls, desert wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes that few visitors get to experience.
Whether you’re visiting with family, friends, or a group, Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures offers a safe, relaxing, and educational journey led by experienced guides.
Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures offers:
The full Hoover Dam Raft Tour includes a scenic float through Black Canyon, opportunities to view wildlife, a riverside lunch stop, and transportation back from Willow Beach after the tour.
Current tour pricing includes:
Visitors should check the official website for the latest pricing, availability, and seasonal schedules.
Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures operates from the Lake Mead RV Village within Lake Mead National Recreation Area, with tours ending at Willow Beach Marina, Arizona.
Experience Hoover Dam from a completely different perspective on the Colorado River.
Reserve your Hoover Dam Raft Tour, Postcard Tour, or private group charter with Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures and enjoy one of the most unique outdoor experiences near Las Vegas.
We can accommodate everyone from infants to seniors.
You can reserve all the way up to 11:59 pm the day before through our mobile booking site. We recommend a day or two advance booking to ensure a seat. If morning of, please call our offices and we will see if we can accommodate you. You must be at check-m by 9:30 AM
You can book either way. Call 1-800-455-3490 or Book Now
We offer Military discounts on our full-day raft trip. Please contact our offices by phone or email. Valid I.D. will be required at check-in.
No, there is plenty of parking at our check in location for the regular raft tour. In addition, if you are taking the PostCard Tour there is also plenty of free parking. You cannot park and walk to the Dam, It is too far.