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17 January 2022
Arizona is that one state in America where you’ll never run out of things to do. From hiking, mountain biking, sightseeing, visiting museums, and splashing in waterparks, you’re guaranteed to always have the best time in AZ.
Because Arizona is a very hot and humid state where temperatures can rise to more than 120 °F, nothing beats water activities to raise your adrenaline while keeping you cool.
Try out one of these best water activities to do in Arizona:
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Tempe Town Lake and Tempe Beach Park can both be found at the northern end of Downtown Tempe. The marina and light rail bridge connect Tempe Town Lake to a popular park, condos, business complexes, an artistic pedestrian bridge, and other recreational venues. Rent a boat, whether it’s a sailboat or stand-up paddle, and enjoy the scenic views of the landscapes of Tempe.
2. Salt River Tubing in Mesa
Go tubing unlike anything you’ve seen before, you’ll be doing it on the calm saltwater along the beautiful Lower Salt River. Whitewater rafting trips are available through the scenic Salt River Canyon on Salt River Rafting. Wilderness adventures last from a half-day to four days!
3. Rafting at Grand Canyon
Seeing the Grand Canyon by whitewater raft is one of the most thrilling experiences you could ever have. Let the magnificent view of the Grand Canyon leave you awestruck while rafting through the rapids gives you an adrenaline rush unlike anything before.
4. Fishing in the Colorado River
Fishing rod, on one hand, an ice-cold beer on the other—what could be more relaxing than that? You should always be prepared for the unexpected in this part of the state when fishing or camping. Make sure you have enough water for you and extra gas for your boat or car. Make sure you are prepared in case you are stranded in a remote area. Beautiful and exciting, but also dangerous, this area is one of the best in the state.
5. Flyboarding at Havasu City
Not all water resorts offer flyboarding but those in Havasu City offer you a safe and memorable flyboarding experience with their trained staff and advanced equipment. It’s easy to flyboard. Swim far from the jet ski, stand up in the water with the Flyboard directly beneath you, lock your legs and feet firmly together, and lean against the water pressure to get up. As soon as you’re in the air, you can point your toes down to move forward, point your toes up to move backward, lift your left knee to move right, and lift your right knee to move left. Fortunately, the instructor (or anyone driving the jet ski) can adjust the water pressure so you can determine how high you go.
6. Waterpark at Phoenix
You can never go wrong with waterparks. It is the one place where both kids and adults will enjoy splashing in cool water under the bright sun.
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Explore the beauty of Powell and go at your own pace as your paddleboard your way through the majestic lake.
8. Rent a Pontoon Boat at Saguaro Lake
Renting a boat is easy at Saguaro Lake, and once you do, enjoy the cool water and beautiful 360 views.
9. Swimming in Freshwater Pools
You can find sparkly clean pools almost anywhere in Arizona. When you see one, don’t hesitate and take a dip for a relaxing bath.
10. Dining on a Boat
Finish your day with a warm hearty meal of Arizona’s finest cuisines aboard a boat that will take you through the city by water.
There’s always something fun to do in Arizona! And with this list, you’re sure to never run out of fun ideas to try out on the fresh clear waters of AZ.
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