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Review: Iberostar Selection Paraíso Lindo Dining (Mexico)

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This is part two of our review of staying at the Iberostar Selection Paraíso Lindo in Mexico.

In this post we will be discussing all the dining we experienced at the resort. After staying 7 days, we barely scratched the surface of all the food and beverage options on the property.

If you read our previous post, you saw we stayed at the Lindo, but purchased an upgraded access to all of the Maya amenities. That gave us some additional dining and bars that we normally would not be able to use if staying at the Lindo, Beach, or Delmar sides of the property.

La Pagoda buffet

The first thing we did after checking into the resort and dropping our stuff off at the rooms was go and eat at the La Pagoda buffet, which is shared between the Maya and Lindo resorts.

The first thing we appreciated is that the La Pagoda buffet is indoors, which means air conditioning. For guests staying over at the Beach/Delmar buffet, theirs is open air.

After our waiter took our drink order, we were free to go and enjoy the lunch buffet.

The selection was absolutely incredible. So many different options from Mexican dishes, fresh fruit and salad, meat and cheese trays, pizza, burgers, sandwiches. The choices felt endless.

As previously mentioned, our family has a cruising background, so we are familiar with the buffet. Honestly, I felt the selection of items at the Iberostar rivaled any cruise buffet, if not better.

The food was all excellent with so much variety of options.

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Trattoria El Faro (Beach/Delmar)

For our first evening dinner, we opted to walk over to the Beach/Demar property to check out the Italian restaurant El Faro.

We got there right at opening and were seated without any issues.

This restaurant is open air, so be prepared it can be warm when enjoying your meal.

The nice thing we enjoyed about El Faro is that after you tell your waiter your drink and main dish order, all of the appetizers are served buffet style.

So guests were free to walk up and get calamari, various breads, cheeses and salads.

For my wife and my main dish, we each opted to order the Carne Alla Pizzaiola, which consisted of petite filet is a tomato sauce and served with potatoes.

240604 Iberostar Selection Paraíso Trattoria Carne Alla Pizzaiola

Honestly, it was decent, but not a favorite. Overall, the open air concept really did not help the overall appeal of the restaurant because it is just so hot.

This was probably our least favorite restaurant of the resort, though the desserts were very good.

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La Pagoda breakfast buffet

The next morning we went back to our Lindo buffet and again were super impressed. So many fresh options of all kinds of foods.

The grilled skirt steak was excellent. The sausages were not, and the bacon I would have liked to be more crispy. This is one thing we noticed on another morning over at the Beach/Delmar breakfast that the bacon was crispier and made for some excellent BLT sandwiches.

My wife was also super impressed with all the variety of pastries on the buffet, including her favorite, the chocolate croissants.

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Star Café

One place guests seem to rave about was the 24-hour coffee shop on property. We were frequent visitors for various drinks, as well as the small selection of sandwiches, pastries and desserts.

One thing we noticed later on is the mall has their own version of the Star Café, and offered a more impressive variety of donuts. Not sure if they get switched out for sandwiches or other options throughout the day.

The items at the Lindo Star Café seemed to remain the same all day.

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Iberostar Shopping Center

One day we made our way over to the shopping area to see what was over there.

Besides some way over priced stores that no one actually shops in because the prices are too high, there are several restaurants included as part of the resort.

Sadly the ice cream and crepe places were closed for renovations during our visit.

However, both the taco place and burger bar were open.

Sadly I wish we would have made it back here more than once.

Both the tacos and burgers with fries were fresh and fantastic! It was also one of the only place I was able to find horchata at the taco bar.

The taco stand also has a help yourself salsa bar. Just be careful which you choose, as our son tried one on his taco and it was blazing hot (but delicious).

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Acuario Lobby Bar

The Acuario was super convenient because it is the first thing you encounter when you walk into the grand open air lobby of the Lindo.

Our kids loved being able to dash in there quick and grab a virgin pina colada or daiquiri.

They also made a nice lemon drop martini. It was nice to sit in the air conditioning, sipping on a drink and watching the fish tank.

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El Museo

I am just gonna preface this as El Museo was probably our favorite restaurant of the entire resort.

If you read the reviews in the Facebook groups, this restaurant does not seem to get too much attention. However, the decor, service and food were impeccable.

Guests feel like they are sitting in an Italian museum, and it’s beautiful.

This restaurant did not require a reservation and we had no issues walking up to get a table.

Service was impressive and our glasses never went empty all night, as it was one of the few restaurants that seemed to have enough servers where one could handle drinks and the other food. It could have just been there were few people there on our evening and they were able to provide that level of service.

Everyone in our party agreed the asparagus roll appetizer was the star of the whole evening. Add a side and it could have easily been the entire meal.

The roasted beet salad and tuna tartare were also terrific.

I also had the salmon that evening, which was good. However, the appetizers were so great, I should have just stuck with those.

After the meal, the center of the room had a larger table of all the desserts for guests to help themselves. That was a nice touch and something that saved the wait staff from having to provide.

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Snake Bar

As someone who generally does not drink alcohol, one of the places we were excited to try that our upgraded Maya wristbands got us access to, was the Snake Bar in the Maya lobby.

That is because one of the highly recommended drinks that other guests said to get was the pistachio martini.

After trying to secure this secret menu item at some of the other bars and being turned away, we were finally able to get one at the Snake Bar.

Oh. My.

The pistachio martini really is worth all the hype! It goes down smooth and tastes exactly like the pudding. However, shockingly, it had no nuts or pistachio flavoring in it. The mixture of various alcohols including amaretto, blue curacao, and Bailey’s Irish cream provided the perfect balance of flavors, that you would never guess there is no pistachio liquor in it.

Somehow, we quickly each sipped through 3 glasses of this magic, and barely felt it. Though this could have been from the sweltering heat at night on the walk back to Lindo.

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La Marina Seafood Restaurant

One evening we decided to use our Maya wristbands at their seafood restaurant.

Everyone tried various items, but the only thing I got pics of were my son’s Maya octopus tacos as an appetizer and the grilled Atlantic lobsters.

Service was not the best this night, and honestly the food was alright, but nothing to want us to come back.

It is sorta odd that the lobsters are served with fries, which were not even listed on the menu. Yet under the lobsters were a small dollop of the really good truffle mashed potatoes.

While it was also nice that the brought me our 3 lobster tails, note these are very small. By the time they halved them, they were equivalent to a two bite shrimp. In addition, they had very little flavor. Though it was nice to be able to enjoy lobster without the adjoining high cost typically that comes with it outside of an all-inclusive experience.

The passion fruit cheesecake was delicious, though my only complaint with a lot of the items served throughout the resorts is I wish it was served colder, as I like a very chilled cheesecake.

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La Pagoda dinner buffet

The nightly menu at the buffet changed daily, and we did not typically take advantage of it since we were busy trying the various a la carte options.

However, our gala seafood buffet during our visit was on Friday, on a day we spent off-site at Isla Mujeres. So we made it a point to get back and try this night.

Once again the buffet did not disappoint. An absolutely incredible variety of menu options. From various ceviche, to beef wellington, oysters, shrimp, sushi, crab legs and lobster.

For some reason all the guests kept flocking to the crab legs all night, and we even saw guests arguing. Eventully they ran out of crab legs. However, the nice thing about everyone’s captive attention elsewhere is no one paid much attention to the lobster tails.

Freshly off the grill and right onto my plate.

I ate so much seafood that evening, I never even got to take advantage of the desserts, which included a chocolate fondue.

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Beef Wellington

El Mercado Buffet (Beach/Delmar)

To change things up, one morning we opted to head over to the Beach/Delmar buffet. Again open air concept, so even at 9 am in the morning, it is still stifling hot with no air conditioning and drinks get warm quick (a pet peeve of mine as I enjoy all my beverages on the verge of frozen cold.

As previously mentioned, the food was similar at this buffet, but I enjoyed the perfectly crispy bacon here more than the limp stuff served at the Lindo/Maya.

Overall, great breakfast.

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El Rancho

One of the few restaurants still requiring a reservation is the steak house at the Maya.

This ranked up there as one of our favorite dining experiences, most notably because our server was fantastic!

From the opening bread service, to the tableside Caesar salads and hand carved prime rib, the food was very good.

The only thing we did not really like was the blooming onion. These things used to be really good when I was a kid, but in recent years I have yet to really find a good one…and I love onions. So the simplified recipe should not be that difficult to pull off.

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Hashiru Teppanyaki

Another of our reservations that had to be secured was for the Japanese hibachi.

This was not something new to us, as our family enjoys it back in the states. So we can understand the appeal of having to still reserve a table here as many may not have gotten to experience it.

This version was slightly different than what we were used to back home.

For starters, guests are seated at a table for about 20 people. The chefs use both side grills to cook the food for all the guests.

The menu is also prix fix. So each person got everything on the menu unless there were allergies.

The meal started out with a tray of sushi. Nothing to crazy or exciting. Though I do not know who came up with the banana fruit roll, because as someone who loves lots of variety of sushi, this one was not appealing.

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One thing I noted ahead of time from reviews is that despite being served everything on the menu, do note that the serving sizes are way smaller than one gets back in the states.

Now granted, I was not hungry that evening and gave most of my food to our boys. However, I did not that I was only given 6 pieces of chicken, about 10 pieces of steak and 6 shrimp. While that seems about right in the big scheme of things, the veggies and rice were more what I was surprised at how little was served.

Though there probably thought put into it so as not to waste food, as there is not doggie bags to bring it home.

The entertainment was also appealing for how the food was prepared, because it was not the same old show we have seen at every American hibachi experience. They did do quite a bit different entertainment as they prepared the food.

Fun experience, but again I went in not really feeling the best or hungry, so it took away from some of the overall appeal.

Desserts here were pretty good and nice they brought out plates for everyone with all the options.

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Under the Sea

One of the last places we wanted to experience was the Lindo seafood restaurant.

Starts out with a very cool atmosphere with all the decor made from trash cleaned up locally from the ocean.

Service here was not the best during our night, but the food made up for it.

We were all big fans of the fried green beans with hummus. You know when our kids ask the waiter to bring another order, it must have been good.

My wife and I shared the shrimp po boy sandwich and shrimp/lobster roll. The shrimp po boy was fried and delicious. The other sandwich left a lot to be desired.

The only thing at Under the Sea that was a miss was the “grilled” octopus. It was not grilled but fried and overdone; not good.

Our son on several occasions throughout the week went with the alfredo option, and honestly, they all tasted like jarred cheap sauce and not homemade. Same went with this night.

The desserts here were alright, but honestly nothing to really note.

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Shrimp Poboy

Conclusion

Overall the Iberostar Selection Paraíso Lindo dining experience was pretty impressive. Obviously everything is not going to be perfect all the time. However, we never went hungry and there were so, so many options to try.

One day they made ceviche tacos poolside that were terrific. It is all about finding the little things, and the Iberostar did a fantastic job.

For our family, the dining experience can make or break our overall enjoyment of the trip. We have been on cruises where most of the food was abysmal, but yet did another one and the food exceeded expectations.

We of course got drinks at various other bars on property, the kids tried ice cream at the upstairs pool El Mirador Ice Cream Parlor, and kids even went to the sports bar one night. One day for lunch we also tried the Trattoria Olivetti, which offered a small selection of sandwiches and pizza.

With so many options, the good thing is that if we wanted to come back, there is still tons more dining available.

Note, we also brought lots of US dollars with us for the sole purpose of tipping. While it is not expected, per se, the staff are working really hard in sweltering heat in a lot of cases, and appreciate tips.

For example, our pistachio martinis never ran empty that night because they were always returned with a tip.

We also noted exceptional service, like at El Rancho, and specifically called over a manager to note their hard work.

Stay tuned for the last report, where we will discuss the off-site activities and tours we booked that helped round out our experience in Mexico.

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Review: Iberostar Selection Paraíso Lindo (Mexico)

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When our family was looking into summer 2024 travel plans in late 2023, we looked at various options like cruising, and even priced out a couple week trip through Germany to visit amusement parks.

While cruising is sort of our fallback plans, the prices have been skyrocketing lately as the boats fill up. Then the problem with any type of overseas trip is our family of five typically can not fit into one hotel room. With having to change locations every night or so, the economics quickly fall apart when we would need multiple rooms and often times we can not find hotels to use our reward points.

So a request of the Mrs. for several years is to do an all-inclusive resort.

Let me preface by saying it is not something at the forefront of my preferred itinerary. If I pay to go somewhere, I prefer to not sit in a chair all day and really want to get out and see the world.

However, one day in late 2023, I received an email from IHG that they had partnered with Iberostar all-inclusive resorts located all around the world. The email was also attractive as it showed a resort in Mexico with a water park, which of course it right up the lane of our thrill seeking sons.

That being said, the price for the five of us also came back as very attractive.

After some discussion, we were booked for Mexico in June 2024. We reserved two connecting rooms in the Lindo resort, which is their mid-tier resort. We were also able to use our pool of Delta Skymiles to secure five free seats from Cleveland to Cancun, making the trip very economical.

The Iberostar Selection Paraíso complex is made up of five resorts, in order of low to high:

– Delmar
– Beach
– Lindo
– Maya
– Grand

Based on the resort you book, guests get access to all the amenities of their level and lower. So we knew going in that the Lindo got us access to some premium dining options, the water park, and all the pools and restaurants at the Beach and Delmar.

Quick side note, we had booked a refundable/cancellable rate; however, the Black Friday sale offered a fantastic discount if we booked a non-refundable rate.

For reference, booking 7-nights, our rate went from $4,874 (with all taxes and fees) down to $4,106 for 5 guests. That equates to only $117 US per person per day, which when you consider that includes all the food and beverage, we thought it was a steal.

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Lindo Rooms

Upon check-in, we were offered an option to upgrade our wristbands, not the rooms, for only $40 per day for all of us to get access to the Maya amenities. We gladly accepted.

We were given connecting rooms in building 54, which is right in the middle of the resort adjacent the pools and was recently upgraded.

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One room had a king bed and the other two double beds. Both rooms had their own restrooms and balconies.

Overall it was wonderful having two rooms with ample space for us all the spread out.

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Prior to traveling, we had joined several Iberostar Selection Paraíso Facebook groups to get familiar with the resort. One common complaint seemed to be that due to the environmental nature of the resort, the rooms were restricted on how cold the air conditioning could go and guests had to request for it to be lowered.

However, we had no issues with our rooms, as the air was pumping and the rooms were the perfect temperature after stepping in from the surface of the sun outside. Yes, Mexico is hot in June. Paired with 100% humidity, it was rough and took getting adjusted to.

The rooms are also outfitted with fridges stocked with beer and soda that is replenished daily. Note: be sure to tell your housekeeper that no cerveza (beer) is to be put into the fridge if you do not want your kids getting into it.

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Dining Reservations

After checking into the resort, we immediately went and met with the concierge desk to try and reserve specialty dining reservations throughout our stay.

The good news is a couple weeks prior, the majority of the restaurants dropped the requirement for reservations and guests could simply walk up for a reservation. However, select locations like the Japanese Hibachi (Hashiru), Maya steakhouse (El Rancho), and Brazilian steakhouse (El Rodizio) did require a reservation due to their popularity.

Availability even for the entire week was very limited, and we were only able to secure reservations for Hashiru and El Rancho.

The biggest issue we saw with dining was because staffing was relatively low. Some servers were excellent, and others desperately needed some assistance. Some of the best service for dining we experienced was at El Museo and El Rancho. The service worked so well at El Museo because they had enough staffing for someone to handle drinks while the other took orders, etc.

Staff worked really hard at other dining locations too; they just clearly had too many tables, etc.

We will get more into the dining in a separate post.

One note about the concierge. While they are there to try and help you, their goal is to try and talk you into a timeshare presentation. You can just be assertive with what you are trying to accomplish and realize that is their end goal.

Iberostar Selection Paraíso and Amenities

When everyone tells you how beautiful the resorts are, words can not even describe how meticulous everything is. The place is stunning. So much so that we felt at times we were at Walt Disney Worlds resorts.

After the drive from the airport to the resort, you quickly begin to appreciate the tropical environment and how beautiful the resorts have been constructed.

Workers are constantly cleaning and maintaining landscaping. Everyday we saw workers in the water adjacent to the covered walkways cleaning out leaves, etc. The jungle atmosphere surrounding the resorts is all encompassing and really creates an oasis from the outside world.

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The wild animals also love the Iberostar Selection Paraíso resorts, as were able to see coati everywhere and the occasional peacock strutting around the resort. It is said there are also monkeys and flamingos, but we were not lucky enough to see them.

The resorts shared pools all over the property and it was so great to be able to go from one to another. Again absolutely beautiful. We brought our own pool floats from home, which they blew up for you at the towel huts.

We were also nervous approaching our trip because they closed down the lazy river the month before our arrival for maintenance. Luckily a couple days after our arrival it was back open again.

Circling back to how hot it is in Mexico, do know that at least in June, the pools are bathwater warm. There was no cool refreshing feeling from jumping in any of the pools. Actually the one guests most looked forward to was the lazy river because it was freshly refilled and had not had time yet to start boiling.

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Also in regards to complaints about the speed of the lazy river. It is slow. Right after entering is a section that almost does not move. However we still found it enjoyable.

One last note. About the beach. We made our way out to the beach at the Iberostar one day. Again the beauty continues out to the ocean with gorgeous white sand beaches with chairs and umbrellas for guests to use. However, the sargassum is pretty bad. As much as the resorts may try and comb the beaches to remove the washed up macroalgae, the ocean is still filled with it and we were not able to get into the water without wading through it. For various reasons including potential for rashes and harboring sea creatures, we stayed out of the water.

Nothing really the resort can do about mother nature. Just a little sad we were not able to really enjoy the ocean as we had hoped.

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Iberostar Selection Paraíso Activities and Shows

One thing we were surprised about staying at the Iberostar Selection Paraíso was how many daily activities and night shows they had planned. Again, one of the doom and gloom thing about the Facebook groups is how limiting night activities were.

Now granted, coming from a cruising background where the events are non-stop, we could possibly see the potential for complaints. However, we were never not entertained.

The day staff constantly had events everywhere. We spent a good deal of time around the Lindo pools and they were constantly offering things like water aerobics, volleyball, kids activities, blow-up climbing structures, foam parties, etc. There was zero chance of being bored.

We also took the opportunity to see most of the nightly entertainment. Everything from the fire show to the Mexican heritage show, which was probably our favorite. The show we liked the least was the circus show. Total missed opportunities all over, and was more of a song and dance show.

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Conclusion

We will have some more posts about dining at the Iberostar and some of the day trips we did.

Overall, as someone who was not the most excited about doing an all-inclusive, it was wonderful. There was no chance of getting bored. The property is simply beautiful. There were so many options for food and beverages.

The people were also fantastic! Everyone we met both inside the resort and out were so hospital and friendly.

Do note we spent a good amount on tipping throughout Mexico in general. I felt like we were flowing through cash constantly.

While tipping is certainly not required, it was most appreciated, as everyone there is working really hard to make your stay great. We tipped with every drink at the bars, our housekeeper, and daily dining wait staff. Plus everyone who transported us throughout Mexico. Bring plenty of cash based on the length of your stay.

We tipped in US dollars, which were gladly accepted. At your lobby they can break larger bills.

Overall, while we felt we got a great feel for the region, and we loved our stay, we do not feel the need to return. We always see this as a good thing, opening up our opportunities to visit other parts of the world.

What this trip did do is open our horizons to staying at other Iberostar properties around the world. The trip met our budget and exceeded expectations, which one can not ask for much more.

Continue reading about the Iberostar below:
Review: Iberostar Selection Paraíso Lindo Dining (Mexico)

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Epic Road Trip: Canyonlands National Park (Part 7)

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Canyonlands National Park Mesa Arch

Waking up and coming off the previous day spent in Arches National Park was quite the high. After spending days in the vehicle, getting to stretch our legs and fully breathe in the fresh air, let alone being one of very few people actually inside the park. WE could not have asked for a better first day experience heading into Canyonlands National Park.

That morning after making a short stop back at Arches, we headed over towards Canyonlands, where we experienced a slight backup at the station waiting to get in.

We slowly made our way out to Grand View Point Overlook, taking in various stops along the route.

The coolest stop was for sure Mesa Arch, over looking incredible views into the canyon. This also made it quite busy with a lot of people making the hike out to see it and parking can be a little difficult to secure.

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Canyonlands National Park

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Canyonlands National Park Upheaval Dome

While there are always more ways to dive in deeper and really explore the area, we took a birds eye approach, seeing the various canyons from above. Hiking where we could, most notably out to Upheaval Dome.

We also took the opportunity the night before to stock up on some deli items, veggie and fruit trays, etc. and had a wonderful lunch inside the park. This is really a key thing we planned for on both our trips, trying to pick up some groceries to make easy meals when in the middle of no where. Then we use the money saved to try and make our dinner the only sit-down restaurant meal of the day.

Overall Canyonlands was ok, but definitely did not rank up there with Arches.

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Canyonlands National Park Grand View

Side note, having now done two National Park road trips, one thing is I am very cognizant on is our experience and how they are very similar. I say that because our whole family’s favorite part of the 2019 National Park Road Trip happen to be the Badlands. Which happen to be the first National Park on that tour. Yet here we are on our second National Park road trip and the first park we visit is also our initial favorite.

So sure there is that initial rush one gets from the first experience. However, I feel it might be just more of a coincidence that we loved the first parks best. We will see how it all ends up once we get to the end of this trip report.

As a total unexpected surprise, we also happen to run into friends that used to work at some of our favorite amusement parks from our CPFoodBlog business. They are fulltime nomads, traveling the world, and quite the inspiration for this wanderluster.

Overall we spent about 3 hours inside Canyonlands National Park, enough to get a feel of what the area entailed, but not enough to fall in love with the park.

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Canyonlands Boat Tour

Later on that evening we had arranged a Sound and Light Show Jet Boat Tour with Canyonlands by Day and Night.

The evening started out with and included cowboy-style buffet with terrific food!

Once it started to get dark, we boarded a flat-bottom boat that took us up river, explaining the various sites. We got very lucky because we thought the tour was going to be cancelled for thunderstorms in the area. However, they luckily skipped this area and we were able to do the whole tour.

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Canyonlands Boat Tour Dinner

Once we made our way up river and the sun set, we began the lights and sound portion of the tour. Here, audio narration played stories of early settlers and a truck along the road illuminated the canyon walls.

This ended up being a really cool core memory experience for our family. The staff were really fantastic, and at about $100 per person, was a very unique way to spend the evening in Canyonlands, especially when it also included a meal.

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Canyonlands Boat Tour

That evening we returned to our same hotel as the night before in Moab. The two free nights in the same hotel made it easy and affordable.

Daily miles driven- 100 miles
Accommodations Cost- Free (20,000 IHG points)

Continue reading about our journey below.

Just like our 2019 National Park Road Trip, we will break down the trip each day in separate posts as highlighted below.

Epic Road Trip: National Park Tour (Part 1)
Epic Road Trip: Cleveland to St Louis (Part 2)
Epic Road Trip: Silver Dollar City (Part 3)
Epic Road Trip: Rt 66 to Texas (Part 4)
Epic Road Trip: Texas Surprises to Santa Fe (Part 5)
Epic Road Trip: Four Corners and Arches National Park (Part 6)
Epic Road Trip: Canyonlands National Park (Part 7)
Epic Road Trip: Capitol Reef National Park (Part 8)
Epic Road Trip: Bryce Canyon National Park (Part 9)
Epic Road Trip: Zion National Park (Part 10)
Epic Road Trip: Knott’s Berry Farm (Part 11)
Epic Road Trip: Universal Studios Hollywood (Part 12)
Epic Road Trip: Meow Wolf Las Vegas (Part 13)
Epic Road Trip: Worlds of Fun (Part 14)
Epic Road Trip: Trip Wrap Up (Part 15)

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