They are highly unlikely to overturn and travel a little faster than oar boats. They are powered by a small 30-hp engine at the back of the boat. Modern technology has made them quiet and efficient. Motor trips normally have two boats with a maximum of 28 people. Oar boats are smaller than motor boats and can accommodate four to five people.
Oar trips spend more time on the river each and day and take more days on the river.
Our guides will do the rowing. These trips feature nearly the same amenities as the motorized trips, while providing a more intimate experience with the C anyon. They tend to appeal to the more adventuresome. Oar trips normally have four to five boats with no more than 24 passengers in all. It is not unheard of for oar boats to flip over on occasion.