Page, AZ Boat and Jet Ski Rentals

Page, Arizona is the gateway town to the south end of Lake Powell, and two of the lake’s busiest marinas are just minutes from town. We rent MasterCraft surf and wake boats, Sea-Doo jet skis, water toys, lessons and private guided tours at Wahweap and Antelope Point, plus street-legal Can-Am side-by-sides for the red-rock country around Page. Your rental is ready at the marina when you arrive, so there is nothing to tow and nothing to launch.

Rentals Near Page at a Glance

Which Marina Near Page Should You Pick?

Both marinas sit at the south end of the lake, close to town. Pick the one nearest to where you want to ride.

Not sure which one fits your day? Tap any canyon on our interactive Lake Powell map to see the miles and ride time from each marina.

What You Can Rent in Page

Popular Rides from Page

Miles are one way by water along the main channel, from the closer of the two marinas. Times assume a relaxed 25 mph and do not count wakeless zones or stops.

Plan a Page Day: The Lake and the Sights

Page is small, but the famous sights are close together, so it is easy to fit the lake and the land into one trip.

• Morning on the water. The lake is calmest early. Ride to Antelope Canyon by water or surf glassy water in a quiet cove.
• Midday slot canyon tour. Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon are visited on guided Navajo tours. Compare them in Upper vs. Lower Antelope Canyon.
• Late afternoon at Horseshoe Bend. A short walk from a parking lot about 5 minutes from town. See Horseshoe Bend.
• Sunset. Watch the light fade over Wahweap Bay and Lone Rock from the Wahweap Overlook.

More ideas: things to do in Page, Arizona.

How Renting Works

1. Choose your rental onlinePick a boat or jet ski, the marina and your dates. Booking online is the fastest way to see open dates and live prices.
2. Add a captain, instructor or guideAdd one right in the booking, for part of the day or the whole trip, plus any water toys.
3. Meet our crew at the marinaYour boat or jet ski is ready on the water at Wahweap or Antelope Point, with life jackets for everyone. You get a quick walk-through before you head out.
4. Explore the lakeRide the canyons, find your own beach and come back when you are ready.

Getting to Page

Page sits in far northern Arizona, a few miles south of the Utah line on U.S. Highway 89. Most visitors fly into Las Vegas or Phoenix and drive.

• Las Vegas: about 270 miles, roughly 4.5 hours.
• Phoenix: about 275 miles, roughly 4.5 hours.
• Flagstaff: about 135 miles, a little over 2 hours.
• Zion National Park: about 2 hours. See more day trips from Lake Powell.
• Salt Lake City: about 6 to 7 hours.

Page stays on Arizona time all year with no daylight saving, so in summer it is an hour behind Utah and the Navajo Nation. Check which time your tours and rentals use.

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Good to Know

• Booking online is the fastest way to check availability, see live prices and reserve your rental.
• Drivers need to be 18 or older with a valid driver license. Passengers of any age can ride with a parent or guardian’s approval.
• Life jackets are included with every boat and jet ski.
• You only pay Glen Canyon park entry for your own vehicle. There is no vessel fee for our boats or jet skis. See Lake Powell entrance fees.
• Low water closes some launch ramps, but that does not affect your rental, because it is ready at the marina. See Lake Powell water levels.
• Bring water, sunscreen, a hat and a dry bag for your phone. Summer days on the water are hot and bright.

More Near Page

• Wahweap boat and jet ski rentals
• Antelope Point
• Rainbow Bridge by boat
• Lake Powell jet ski routes
• Things to do in Page, Arizona
• Horseshoe Bend