Houseboating on Lake Powell

If you want to take an unforgettable desert vacation, a variety of Lake Powell Houseboats are available for your family or larger group. The number of people each boat will accommodate depends on the specific model. There are 17 different kinds of Lake Powell Houseboats complete with amenities to make you feel right at home. A scenic ride in one of these luxurious boats will take you through colorful canyons and sandstone cliffs unique to Utah. There are many areas nearby to explore and a myriad of water activities at your disposal on the sapphire waters of Lake Powell. Many major sights off the lake can only be accessed by boat. Lake Powell Houseboats are conveniently ready to rent year-round at three marina locations.

The houseboat options range in price and features. There is a model for practically every budget and group size. There are economic 36-foot patio boats with refrigerators, BBQ grills, a bathroom with shower, and sleeping quarters on the upper deck. On the higher end are 75-foot houseboats which sleep up to 14 comfortably and come with luxuries like entertainment centers and whirlpool spas to relax in after a day out on the lake. The largest boats have at least two full bathrooms, and kitchens complete with cookware and utensils. Middle-range houseboats are anywhere from 54 to 59-feet. The deluxe 59-foot boats have four bedrooms and a queen size sofa sleeper. They come with complete kitchens, custom furnishings and appliances, a TV and stereo, central air conditioning, and a wet bar. Lake Powell Houseboats can be rented anywhere from 3 days up to a week.

Various activities on Lake Powell include swimming, water skiing, jet skiing, kayaking, and canoeing. The Glen Canyon Dam and Recreational Area are popular locations among tourists where you can learn more about Lake Powell's history and arrange guided tours to famous sites along the lake. The Rainbow Bridge is a famous national monument off Lake Powell. It is the largest natural bridge in the world. Forgotten Canyon and Defiance House are great places to hike and observe ancient Indian structures and rock art. Antelope Canyon is a magnificent blend of red and orange sandstone and arches up to 4,000 feet high. This is a favorite spot among photographers. Zion and Bryce Canyon National Park are among popular tourist locations nearby. The Grand Canyon is located just downstream from the lake.

There are nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline along Lake Powell to explore. The towering rock structures give visitors a sense of privacy as they cruise in their Lake Powell Houseboats. Days in the sun and clear, starry nights viewed from the houseboat of your choice is a fabulous retreat. Personal watercrafts such as speedboats are also available at certain marinas locations. There is a lot to see and do on and off the water, and Lake Powell Houseboats are exquisite places to stay on your trip.

To see all the fabulous boats that are available for rent please visit our partnership website at HouseboatReservations.com.