Meals on the Grand Canyon  River Rafting Trip

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Epic Meals for an Epic Adventure

Your Trip Logistics:  From Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon

Getting There

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Breakfast

Each day begins with coffee, tea, juice, fruit, and a variety of breakfast options to satisfy a range of tastes. Breakfast items include bacon, ham, sausage, eggs, muffins, pancakes, or French toast. Fruit, cereal, juice, coffee, cocoa, and tea are available each morning.

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A group of people are standing around a table eating food.
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Lunch

For lunch, guests can create their own sandwiches or salad wraps from a selection of deli meats, cheeses, pickles, tomatoes, lettuce, onions, chips, and cookies. We also provide plenty of cold soft drinks, fruit juices, and filtered water, which are available throughout the day.

Your Trip Logistics:  From Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon

Getting There

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Dinner

Dinners feature hearty meat courses accompanied by fresh vegetables, a salad or soup, and dessert. Main dishes include filet mignon, Mahi-Mahi, Mexican dinners, shrimp, pork tenderloin, chicken, and pasta. Each meal is served with a salad (tossed green, fruit, or vegetable) and a cooked vegetable such as corn, zucchini, tomatoes, or potatoes. Desserts include Dutch oven cakes, cobblers, pound cake, fruit, and cookies. A selection of cold beverages is always available.

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Special Diets and Allergies

We can accommodate many special diets and allergies. If needed, we may provide alternative foods, or you may bring your own special food or beverages, which we can store for you. Please contact our office for more information and let us know about any dietary needs or allergies in advance.

Beverages and Drinks

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GCE provides a selection of soda, juice, and seltzer water, including options such as Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Diet Sprite, Root Beer, Lemonade, Gatorade, and seltzer water. Juices may include apple, orange, cranberry, grape, grapefruit, and V8. If you have a specific drink preference, please let the office know, and we will do our best to accommodate. You are welcome to bring your own drinks if you prefer a specific soda or beverage.

Alcoholic  Beverages

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Grand Canyon Expeditions does not provide alcoholic beverages. However, you are welcome to bring your own beer, wine, and spirits. Please only bring plastic, aluminum, or boxed beverages—no glass. We recommend purchasing wine and spirits in Las Vegas the day before your trip. Beer can be purchased in Las Vegas or at the Wal-Mart stop on the first day of the trip (please note that Wal-Mart does not carry wine or spirits).

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Beverage Limits and Resupply

There is no limit to the amount of beverages you can bring, and they are not included in the 20-pound weight limit. Keep in mind that there will be no resupply after your trip launches. Please drink responsibly, and remember that the legal drinking age in Grand Canyon National Park is 21.

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