Hoover Dam Rafting Adventures 268 Lakeshore Road, Boulder City, NV 89005

"This tour was amazing!!! And his is the best way to experience the Hoover Dam and Colorado River. Our Captain, Russ, was phenomenal. Our driver Marty, was excellent!! 10/10"

"This tour was educational, relaxing and entertaining. The bus driver , Victor gave a good historical talk on the way to the base of Hoover Dam where the pontoon boat was docked. Sarah, the pilot was very knowledgeable and provided a lot of history and geographic information. It was sunny and in the low 70's. Perfect weather for this tour, unless you want to go in the water, which is cold. We did the full tour and got back to our car at the RV Village about 3.30pm."

"This was a wonderful rafting excursion led by Eugene. He’s a great pilot, fun, funny, and full of information about the dam, river and wildlife. We had a great time. It’s a wonderful way to experience the water without much physical effort. And the raft provides cold wet towels to make sure you don’t overheat…a key reason we didn’t burn. If you go, wear a suit under sun clothes and bring a hat and sunscreen. Open toe shoes are fine. The water is cold but so refreshing. Definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to get out and enjoy the outdoors but not kayak for 6 hours!"

"This is the only tour company that you can board a large pontoon boat from right below the Hoover Dam. You park near Lake Mead above the Dam and they shuttle you to the boarding point. It's a very scenic and interesting tour and then you take a bus back. Highly recommended as a unique way to see the dam (in addition to taking a dam tour) and the river."

"Kathleen, our tour guide, was wonderful! July is very hot in Vegas/Boulder City so be conscious of that. We did the three hour trip down the Colorado and we were provided a lunch with water and the boat had a container of water for refill. They also provided towels to get wet and keep your neck cool which were so helpful in this heat. We also stopped at two places with the chance to get in the water and cool off. Even with it being 109°F it was a great trip. Bring a hat and plenty of sunscreen if you go in the summer and wear clothes you're not worried about getting in the water in."