Page, Arizona in USA

Nestled on the southern shores of Lake Powell, the northern Arizona town of Page is blessed with spectacular natural treasures. The second-largest man-made lake in the country, Lake Powell allows for a whole range of adventure activities from wakeboarding and water-skiing to paddling and canoeing on its blue-green waters. Among the most photographed points on land are Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend that overlooks a dizzying 300-meter drop to the Colorado River below. The Lake Powell National Golf Course offers fantastic views of the landscape, as well as a fantastic game for golfers of every level. Culture enthusiasts can enjoy a visit to the Powell Museum for legends and myths of swashbuckling pioneers. Catch the stunning colors of Paria Plateau and Vermilion Cliffs as the sun goes down on the magnificent landscape.

Highlights

Lake Powell
Antelope Canyon
Horseshoe Bend

Places to Stay

Amangiri

Style: Resort

Amangiri is an ultra-luxurious remote hideaway nestled amid the breathtaking wilderness of Canyon Point in southern Utah.

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Courtyard Page by Marriott at Lake Powell

Style: International

Courtyard Page by Marriott at Lake Powell is a modern Southwestern-themed accommodation perched on a mesa in Page, Arizona. Stay in elegant ensuite rooms that feature exposed brick and brightly colored walls and separate seating areas.

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Hyatt Place Page/Lake Powell

Style: International

Hyatt Place Page/Lake Powell is ideally located in Page, just minutes from Lake Powell. Close to popular local attractions such as Horseshoe Bend and Glen Canyon Dam, this contemporary-style property is perfect for an idyllic canyon country vacation.

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