Adventure brief
19 Ft Powerboat Boat Rental - Wahweap
Take control of Lake Powell’s vast waters with Lake Powell Marina’s 19-foot powerboat rental. Perfect for cruising, fishing, or family fun, it’s your ticket to unforgettable moments on this iconic Arizona reservoir.
Lake Powell, located near Page, Arizona, is a sprawling reservoir carved from Glen Canyon that offers one of the Southwest’s most compelling water-based outdoor experiences. Known for its dramatic sandstone cliffs, red-rock canyons, and clear blue waters, Lake Powell spans over 190 miles of shoreline bordered by steep cliffs and secluded coves. Lake Powell Marina, situated at Wahweap Marina, serves as the gateway to these extraordinary landscapes with a fleet of powerboats, including the versatile 19-foot powerboat rental that seats up to eight passengers.
This powerboat rental packs a punch with a 150-horsepower outboard engine, giving you the freedom to cruise across the lake, fish in hidden alcoves, or set up family-friendly activities like tubing or beginner water skiing. The boat’s size strikes a fine balance for both stability and maneuverability, making it ideal for groups seeking both adventure and relaxation. Whether you aim to navigate the maze of narrow canyon arms or simply soak up the sun on open water, this rental provides practical versatility.
Lake Powell is more than a lake; it’s a fusion of geology and history. The towering Navajo sandstone cliffs expose layers sculpted over millions of years, and the lake itself sits atop Glen Canyon, which was flooded after the Glen Canyon Dam’s completion in 1966. The area also supports diverse wildlife such as bald eagles and desert bighorn sheep, visible from the water.
Lake Powell Marina stands as a vital hub for adventure enthusiasts, supplying access to the lake’s many hidden bays and natural wonders without the hassle of owning a boat. The marina’s prime location in Page allows visitors to combine boating with hiking nearby trails and capturing spectacular sunset views. For those looking to stretch a day on the water into a multi-day journey, the marina offers flexible rental durations and nearby dining options lakeside.
The 19 Ft Powerboat rental at Lake Powell Marina is a practical, fun, and unique way to experience one of the most impressive aquatic landscapes in the American Southwest—a must for visitors craving a hands-on, high-adventure water experience.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Always Check Weather Conditionsessential
Lake Powell’s weather can shift quickly; monitor forecasts before heading out to avoid sudden wind or storms.
- 02Bring Adequate Water and Sunscreenessential
The desert sun is intense; stay hydrated and protect skin while out on the boat for extended periods.
- 03Wear a Life Jacket at All Timesessential
Safety regulations require life jackets, and they’re your best protection on open water, especially with kids aboard.
- 04Follow Lake Navigation Rulesinfo
Respect speed zones and no-wake areas, particularly near docks and popular swimming spots to ensure safety for all guests.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
Required by law and vital for safety on the water.
EssentialSunscreen
Protects skin from intense UV exposure during peak sun hours.
summerEssentialWater Bottle
Keep hydrated especially under desert sun and during physical activity.
EssentialWaterproof Phone Case
Protects electronics from splashes and accidental drops in the water.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Secret Canyon alcove for quiet swimming and snorkeling, Rainbow Bridge National Monument, accessible by boat with a short hike
Local fauna
Desert bighorn sheep spotted along rocky cliffs, Bald eagles soaring overhead or nesting near shore
Historic heritage
Lake Powell was created in 1963 following the completion of Glen Canyon Dam, flooding a vast canyon network rich with Native American history.
Mindful exploration
Lake Powell Marina promotes responsible boating practices to protect fragile sandstone formations and minimize water pollution.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Wahweap Overlook, Antelope Canyon rim (photo from boat take-off near launch), Bowtie Arch near Dangling Rope Marina
- Subjects
- Sweeping canyon walls, Reflections on blue lake water, Wildlife such as birds and shoreline animals
- Best times
- Golden hour, Sunrise, Late afternoon
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Do I need a boating license to rent the powerboat?
No boating license is required; however, all renters receive a safety briefing and operation instructions before departure.
Can I bring my own fishing gear on the powerboat?
Yes, fishing gear is welcome—Lake Powell offers excellent fishing spots accessible by boat.
What is the maximum capacity of the 19-foot powerboat?
The boat seats up to eight people comfortably.
Are children allowed on the boat rental?
Yes, children can ride as long as they wear appropriate life jackets at all times.
Is there a cancellation policy for rentals?
Specific cancellation policies vary; please check directly with Lake Powell Marina when booking.
Can I use the powerboat for water sports like tubing or skiing?
Absolutely; the 150 hp powerboat is suitable for entry-level tubing and water skiing.