On July 4th 2014 a craft departed from Lee’s Ferry to travel downstream through the Grand Canyon. Normally this event would not warrant a dedicated post on our fair blog at CeibaAdventures.com but this was no ordinary craft; this was ‘Shawk-kinah’. A rig unique in many ways unto itself, home-grown...
Ceiba and Scott Davis had the pleasure to work with Passion Pictures out of the United Kingdom recently on a Lee’s Ferry upstream shoot. Passion is well known for Academy Award nominee “Restrepo” and their work on the Emmy award winning feature film “Searching for Sugarman”. This shoot was an...
If you live, work, or play in the lower basin of the Colorado River, then you have almost invariably have heard and maybe even fretted a little about the 10-year drought, which is now a 14 year drought. If you are going to be on the Colorado in Grand Canyon...
You’re packing for your two-week boating adventure in the Grand Canyon and there is one question that keeps coming up; how many? How many socks? How many t-shirts? How many beers? How many different colors of toenail paint? How many batteries? The list goes on and here at Ceiba Adventures...
Motor boating in Grand Canyon has come a long way over the years to get us to the comfortably rigged boats that we run today. Ceiba Adventures has a fleet representing the best of what is available; two S-rig motorboats, a snout rig and transoms to run on our 18’...
The Southwestern United States is home to some incredible geographic features. Beautiful high plateaus, sweeping panoramas of the sky and stars, painted deserts and valleys and deep winding gorges through ancient rock. One of the best ways to experience all that the Southwest has to offer is by taking a...
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Happy New Year to everyone from Ceiba! We hope 2013 brings you health, prosperity, adventures, and good ole’ plain fun. All of us here at Ceiba have worked diligently to earn your respect! We’ve fielded your suggestions, listened to feedback and continue to produce top-drawer service. Our passion and vision...
Often, rafters wait years and years to go on a river trip in Grand Canyon. Winning a permit to run the Colorado through Grand Canyon can feel like winning a top dollar lottery! Next, comes the planning and this can be particularly tricky when you and your friends are traveling...
Here’s a photo of Ceiba’s motor transom for our 18′ foot self-bailer. This rig is perfect for the Diamond Down stretch on the Colorado or a Cataract Canyon trip. Keep Ceiba’s services in mind and safe boating!