• Antelope Island State Park - Embark on a 4-hour journey to Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake, showcasing breathtaking landscapes and a variety of wildlife, perfect for nature enthusiasts, bird watchers, and photographers. The tour is led by a Utah native and former African safari guide, knowledgeable in local ecology and history.

Highlights:

Scenic Drive: Delight in a drive onto the island with sweeping views of the Great Salt Lake and Wasatch Mountains. Discover the island’s history, geology, and ecology.

Wildlife: Traverse diverse habitats and observe herds of bison, pronghorn antelope, and mule deer.

Birding: Antelope Island is a haven for bird watchers. Search for species such as the American avocet, bald eagles, and burrowing owls. Wetlands and salt flats draw migratory birds throughout the year.

Photography: Capture stunning landscapes and wildlife. The guide provides tips on composition and technique.

Ecological Insights: Understand the lake’s high salinity and its effects on local flora and fauna.

Buffalo Point: For those interested in a short hike, visit one of the most scenic viewpoints in the Great Salt Lake!

Note: Biting gnats may be present from April to May, resulting in more time spent in the vehicle, but the sights and wildlife will not be missed.

Adventure Awaits!

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Other

• Sunscreen and insect repellent are recommended

Set off on an extraordinary adventure to Antelope Island, where the rugged landscape blends with the tranquil salt flats of the Great Salt Lake.

With the expertise of a former African safari guide and local specialist, tours are customized to match your interests—be it wildlife, birdwatching, or capturing breathtaking scenery.

Small group sizes provide a more intimate and personalized experience, avoiding the crowds typical of larger tours.

Flexible trip lengths and customizable start times ensure your journey aligns with your schedule, whether you’re seeking a brief getaway or an in-depth exploration.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.