What is included in my tour ticket?

Your ticket covers the guided loop tour with a Navajo guide, bottled water, and a poncho if needed. Note that the park entrance fee is not included, and additional personal expenses or tips are your responsibility.

Are park entrance fees included in the tour price?

No. While the tour covers all guided stops and insights, the Navajo Tribal Park entrance fee must be paid separately at the park gate. Always verify whether your booking package requires a separate fee to avoid surprises at the entrance.

Do I need a high-clearance vehicle for this tour?

For this guided tour, transportation is provided by a 4×4 vehicle operated by a Navajo guide. This means you do not need to worry about driving your own high-clearance vehicle through the rough, unpaved Scenic Loop Drive.

Are Navajo guides included on all Monument Valley tours?

Yes, guided tours are led by Navajo guides who provide commentary about the valley’s landscapes, history, and cultural traditions. Their insights offer a deeper understanding of the region and its significance.

Do the tours include stops for photos?

Yes, guided tours usually include several designated stops where visitors can take photos of major viewpoints and rock formations. Guides often point out the best angles and vantage points for photography.

Are Monument Valley tours suitable for children?

Children can join most guided tours, but parents should be aware that the road conditions can be bumpy. Younger travelers may find the off-road ride exciting, but it’s best to ensure they remain seated during the drive.

Can I explore Monument Valley on my own instead of taking a guided tour?

Visitors can drive the main scenic loop themselves, but guided tours offer access to areas that are restricted to the public. A guided tour also provides cultural context and stories that enhance the experience.

Will photography tips be offered during the tour?

Absolutely. Many guides offer practical tips for capturing Monument Valley’s iconic light, especially during golden hours. The tour is particularly popular with photographers, as guides often suggest the best viewpoints and timings for optimal shots.

How many stops are made along the scenic guided loop?

The tour includes multiple scheduled stops at key viewpoints, allowing time for photography and cultural commentary. Guided stops are planned to ensure you experience both the public scenic overlooks and restricted areas, typically amounting to several well-timed breaks.

Are children allowed on the Monument Valley guided tour?

Yes, many families join the guided tour. However, be aware that the rugged terrain and bumpy jeep ride might be challenging for very young children. It’s advisable to check age recommendations and safety measures with the tour operator before booking.

What behavior and etiquette should I follow on the Navajo-guided tour?

Respect local traditions and the natural environment by following your guide’s instructions. Keep noise levels low, ask permission before photographing people, and avoid disturbing cultural sites. Being courteous and attentive enhances the experience for both you and your fellow travelers.

Monument Valley Tours | Guided Loop Drive with Navajo Guides

Q: What is the difference between the 1.5-hour and the 2.5-hour Monument Valley tour?

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Quick overview

Ways to experience: A guided loop tour drive, choice between a 1.5-hour tour or a 2.5-hour tour, with local Navajo guides.
Additional access: Enjoy an optional visit to Grandma's Hogan for a weaving demonstration and interactive cultural insight with the 2.5-hour tour option.
Unique experiences: Capture iconic photo spots at natural arches, petroglyphs, and Anasazi ruins with expert Navajo guidance.
When to book: Book at least 2 weeks in advance, especially during weekends and peak seasons, to secure your guided tour and preferred timings.
Good to know: The tours do not include the Monument Valley park entrance fee ($9/person), and accommodations for pet-friendly vehicles can be arranged upon prior request, subject to availability.

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What to expect on your Monument Valley tours

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Scenic journey through the 17-mile valley loop

Your guided tour follows the famous 17-mile scenic loop that winds through the heart of Monument Valley. Along the route, you’ll pass towering sandstone buttes, mesas, and dramatic desert landscapes that define the region.

Expert insights from Navajo guides

Your Monument Valley tours are led by knowledgeable Navajo guides who share stories about the land, its history, and cultural traditions. Their commentary adds depth to the landscapes you see along the drive. You’ll hear about the significance of rock formations, traditional lifestyles, and historical events connected to the valley.

Iconic landmarks and photo stops

The loop drive includes stops at some of the valley’s most recognizable formations. See famous buttes and spires that have appeared in classic Western films and travel photography. Your guide will point out the best viewpoints for capturing the dramatic desert backdrop. These stops are ideal for panoramic photos and learning about the geology of the area.

Comfortable off-road touring vehicles

Tours are usually conducted in specially designed open-air or covered 4x4 vehicles suited for the valley’s rugged terrain. The road can be dusty and uneven, but these vehicles are built to handle the conditions comfortably. Elevated seating often provides better views of the surrounding formations during the drive.

Cultural demonstrations at Grandma's Hogan

The 2.5-hour Monument Valley tour includes a stop at Grandma's Hogan, a traditional Navajo site where visitors can learn about local customs and heritage. See demonstrations related to traditional dwellings, crafts, or music, and learn more about how families historically lived within the valley and how the culture continues today.

Changing light and desert atmosphere

The open desert setting makes you appreciate the vast scale and quiet beauty of the valley. Many visitors find the interplay of light and shadow to be one of the most memorable parts of the visit.

Things to know before booking your Monument Valley tours

Tour types: Your Monument Valley tours are guided drive loops covering a 17-mile distance in an off-road 4x4 vehicle, for 1.5 hours or 2.5 hours .
Terrain: The tours take place on bumpy, uneven roads and are not wheelchair accessible.
Entrance fee: The park entrance fee of $9 per person is not included in your tour tickets.
Tour size: The 4x4 tour vehicles have a maximum limit of 12 people.
Mountain Standard Time considerations: Arizona observes Mountain Standard Time, which does not observe daylight saving time. However, the Navajo Nation does, including your tours of the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. Do not use Arizona time (MST year-round) when booking tours, as this could result in being an hour late and missing your tours during the summer months.

Plan your visit

Native American on horseback overlooking Monument Valley's red rock formations.

First tour starts at: 8am
Final tour starts at: 5pm/6pm
Tour duration: 1.5 hour/2.5 hours
Tour frequency: 1.5-hour tours depart every 2 hours, and 2.5-hour tours depart every 3 hours

Your tours start at the Monument Valley Tribal Park Visitor Center.

Address: U.S. 163 Scenic, Oljato-Monument Valley, UT 84536, United States | Find on Maps

The best way to reach your tour is by car. Car rentals allow you the flexibility to travel, park, and navigate the region without relying on rideshare or taxi services, which can be unreliable on certain days.

Distance from Page, AZ: 2 hours (125 miles)
Distance from Phoenix, AZ: 5 hours (320 miles)
Distance from Salt Lake City: 6.5 hours (383 miles)
Distance from Las Vegas: 6.5 hours (400 miles)

Restroom sign near Westminster Abbey with male and female symbols.

Restrooms: Restroom facilities are available at the Visitor Center near the entrance to Monument Valley. Restrooms are not available along the scenic loop drive itself.
Navajo guides: Guided tours are led by local Navajo guides who provide cultural insights and detailed explanations about the valley’s landmarks.
4x4 tour vehicle: Tours are conducted in specially designed 4x4 vehicles that can comfortably navigate Monument Valley’s rugged and uneven terrain. These vehicles are built for off-road travel and typically offer elevated seating for better views of the surrounding formations.
Pet-friendly vehicles: Tours may accommodate pets in designated vehicles if requested in advance. Visitors planning to bring a pet should confirm this option at the time of booking.
Wheelchair access: Monument Valley guided loop tours are not wheelchair accessible due to the off-road terrain and vehicle design.
Not recommended for: The bumpy off-road conditions may make the tour unsuitable for pregnant individuals, visitors with mobility challenges, or those recovering from recent surgeries or injuries. The ride can involve uneven surfaces and occasional jolts. Guests should consider their comfort level before choosing the tour.

House of Many Hands Ruins in Mystery Valley, Arizona, ancient stone structures.

Follow guide instructions: Carefully follow the instructions provided by your Navajo guide throughout the tour. Guides are responsible for navigating the terrain safely and ensuring that stops are made only in designated areas.
Remain seated during the drive: Passengers are required to remain seated while the vehicle is moving, especially since the scenic loop includes rough and uneven sections of road.
Stay within designated areas: Guests should avoid wandering away from the group during stops. Staying within designated viewing areas helps protect both visitors and the natural landscape.
Do not climb rock formations: Climbing on buttes, arches, or other rock formations is not allowed. This rule helps preserve the fragile desert environment and ensures visitor safety.

Visitor tips

Carry sun protection: The desert environment can be hot and dry, especially during midday tours. Guests are encouraged to bring sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during the experience.
Respect cultural and sacred sites: Many locations within Monument Valley hold cultural and spiritual importance to the Navajo Nation. Visitors should respect these areas by following the guide’s directions about where photography and walking are permitted.
Bring cash for local crafts and to offer as gratuities: Some tours include stops where Navajo artisans sell handmade jewelry, crafts, or souvenirs. Bringing cash can make it easier to purchase these locally made items. A customary gratuity of $3-$5 per person is offered to your Navajo guide at the end of your tour, so carry cash for the same.
Visit during early morning or late afternoon: The lighting in Monument Valley is often most dramatic during the morning and late afternoon hours. These times also tend to be cooler and more comfortable for exploring.
Prepare for dusty conditions: The scenic loop road is unpaved, and vehicles may kick up dust during the drive. Wearing comfortable clothing and bringing a light scarf can help if conditions are dusty.
Footwear: Closed-toe shoes are advised for safely navigating uneven paths at scenic stops.
Keep your camera ready: Many of the valley’s most impressive views appear suddenly along the route. Keeping your camera or phone easily accessible ensures you don’t miss photo opportunities at scenic stops.

Frequently asked questions about Monument Valley tours

The 1.5-hour tour typically covers the main sections of the Monument Valley scenic loop drive and highlights several iconic rock formations. The 2.5-hour tour usually includes additional stops and may access restricted areas that self-drive visitors cannot reach.

Discover Monument Valley’s iconic landscapes on a guided loop tour with expert local insights.

Everything you get: Journey through Monument Valley’s stunning terrain on a guided loop tour, with bottled water and a poncho provided if needed. Enjoy engaging commentary as you explore natural arches, Anasazi ruins, petroglyphs, and snap photos at breathtaking scenic stops.
Why choose this: Experience Monument Valley’s legendary beauty with a knowledgeable guide, covering major sights and photo spots in comfort and style.
Upgrades: Extend your adventure with the 2.5-hour tour, which includes more time exploring, a visit to Grandma’s Hogan, and a weaving demonstration.

Inclusions #

1.5-hour guided loop tour (as per option selected)
2.5-hour guided loop tour (as per option selected)
Bottled water
Poncho if needed
Guided commentary throughout
Optional visit to Grandma's Hogan
Optional weaving demonstration opportunity

Exclusions #

Park entrance fee
Navajo guide tips

What to bring

Choose sturdy, comfortable footwear designed for uneven or rocky surfaces.
Make sure your phone or camera is fully charged so you don’t miss photo opportunities.
Pack a hat and a lightweight rain jacket if the forecast calls for sun or showers.
Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking, as it may be required at check-in.

What’s not allowed

Oversized items such as large backpacks, suitcases, or bulky luggage are not permitted on the vehicles.
Alcohol, drugs, or participation while under the influence is strictly forbidden.
Pets are not allowed unless a pet-friendly vehicle has been arranged in advance.
Smoking is not allowed at any point during the tour.

Accessibility

This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users due to uneven ground and frequent boarding and disembarking from the vehicles.

Additional information

Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time year-round and does not observe daylight saving time. However, the Navajo Nation—including Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park—does, so using Arizona time could make you an hour late for summer tours.
Tours typically operate on open-air vehicles that seat up to 12 guests; enclosed and pet-friendly vehicles may be available upon request—be sure to mention your preference when booking.
Tours depart from the Monument Valley Visitor Center tour booth; refer to your confirmation voucher for exact directions.
The Monument Valley park entrance fee of $9 per person is not included and must be paid separately.
Gratuities for your Navajo guide and other personal expenses are not included.
The tour is recommended for guests aged 4 and above. Infants aged 0–3 may join with prior arrangements.
Bookings must be made at least one day in advance, no later than 6:00 PM local time.
Complimentary bottled water and ponchos (weather permitting) are provided.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Experience the beauty of the Lower Antelope Canyon with its narrower & more intricate passageways with expert Navajo guides.

Everything you get: Your tour includes entry to Lower Antelope Canyon with the Navajo Park permit fee. Follow your Navajo guide along the winding sandstone pathways, and listen to the legends & history of the region. Marvel at the changing colors & patterns of the rock formations as you learn insights about the land, and enjoy safe access via installed ladders.
Why choose this: Traverse dramatic trails & witness nature’s artistry first-hand, with a knowledgeable local guide providing geological, historic & cultural insights for a fully immersive tour.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a full-day adventure from Las Vegas with hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transport, a guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch.

Inclusions #

Entry to Lower Antelope Canyon
Navajo guide
Navajo Park permit fee
Lower Antelope Canyon day tour with round-trip transportation from Las Vegas (as per option selected)
Entry to Horseshoe Bend (as per option selected)
Hotel pick-up from select locations on the Las Vegas Strip (as per option selected)
Lunch (deli-style turkey sandwich, granola bar) and bottled water (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

What’s not allowed

Refrain from touching the sandstone walls of the canyons while you are on your tour, as they are quite fragile & exposure to oils and moisture could accelerate the erosion process.
Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers of any kind are not allowed inside the canyons.
Please note that large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks cannot be brought on the tour, so pack light.
Video filming inside the canyon is not permitted, though photography is welcome.
Animals or pets are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility

For health and safety, this activity is not recommended for expectant mothers or those unable to manage the hike.
The tour route is not accessible for wheelchairs, prams, or strollers.
Guests who are unable to complete the walk or ladder climbs should refrain from joining.

Additional information

Arrive at the tour start location at least 30 minutes before it is scheduled to begin.
There are no restrooms inside the canyons, so plan accordingly.
All tours follow Arizona local time, so be mindful of time zone differences.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes for comfort and safety throughout the canyon walk.
It is customary to tip your Navajo guide around $3–$5 per person, so carrying some cash is advised.

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Visit the most photographed slot canyons in the world, with a Navajo guide offering insights into the geology, history, culture, and legends of the land.

Everything you get: A tour of a section of Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo tribe member as a guide. Choose between Upper, Lower, Antelope Canyon X, Ligai Si Anii Canyon, and Mystical Antelope Canyon. Each section offers its own unique journey, views, and perspective of the slot canyons, along with historic, geological, & local insights provided by your guide. Your ticket also includes the Navajo Park permit fee.
Why choose this: Choose between 5 sections of Antelope Canyon, each equally mesmerizing, and enjoy an immersive exploration of the slot canyons with your Navajo guide.
Upgrades: Choose between one of 5 sections: Upper Antelope Canyon, known for its famous light beams, Lower Antelope Canyon, for an adventurous tour of the beautiful rock formations, Antelope Canyon X for a scenic & serene exploration, Ligai Si Anii Canyon for smoother, curved slot canyon views, or Mystical Antelope Canyon for an adventurous climb to a breathtaking wave-like slot canyon.

Inclusions #

Entry to any one section of Antelope Canyon (as per option selected)
- Upper Antelope Canyon
- Lower Antelope Canyon
- Antelope Canyon X
- Ligai Si Anii Canyon
- Mystical Antelope Canyon
Navajo guide

Exclusions #

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)
Navajo Park permit fee (as per tour selected)

What’s not allowed

Avoid touching the sandstone walls, as even small amounts of oil or moisture can damage their fragile surface.
Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers of any kind are not allowed within the canyons.
Large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted on the tour.
Video filming is not allowed inside the canyon, though photography is welcome.
Pets and other animals are not permitted on the tour.

Accessibility

The tour is not recommended for pregnant visitors or anyone who may struggle with the physical demands of the hike.
Wheelchairs, strollers, and prams cannot be accommodated on the route.
Guests who cannot handle walking or climbing ladders should not take part.

Additional information

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled start time for check-in.
There are no restroom facilities inside the canyon, so plan ahead.
Tours run on Arizona local time, so check for any time zone differences.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes to stay safe and comfortable during the walk.
Tipping your Navajo guide ($3–$5 per person) at the end of the tour is customary, so bring cash with you to offer to your guide.

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Paddle through Lake Powell’s pristine waters to explore a hidden gem, only accessible by water.

Starting point: Antelope Point Launch Ramp

Everything you get: Glide over Lake Powell in a performance kayak, led by a certified guide, complete with life jackets, paddles, a safety lesson, and a bottle of drinking water. Enjoy exclusive access to Water Antelope Canyon, surrounded by a stunning red stone landscape.
Why choose this: The Water Antelope Canyon is a secluded section accessible only by kayaking via Lake Powell. Its clear waters contrast with red-orange sandstones and dramatic light beams, offering great photo opportunities and a one-of-a-kind exploration of the slot canyons.

Inclusions #

Entry to Water Antelope Canyon
Performance kayak
WFA, CPR-First Aid certified tour guide
Life jacket
Paddles
Safety lesson & briefing
Small group tour (15 people max)
Drinking water

Exclusions #

Round-trip shuttle from Page
$30 National Park entrance fee
Food & beverage
Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

What to bring

A waterproof bag

What’s not allowed

Diving into the river or attempting to retrieve dropped items.
Children under 3.
Unaccompanied minors (children 13 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).
Pets are not allowed.
All forms of intoxication are prohibited.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Registered service animals can accompany you on the tour.

Additional information

The tour is suitable for kayakers of all skill levels.
Single kayaks have a weight limit of 240 lbs (108 kg).
The tour may be cancelled or rescheduled due to weather conditions or if the minimum number of travelers is not met; in such cases, you will be offered a rescheduling option or a full refund.
Please arrive at the Antelope Point Launch Ramp and pay the $30 National Park entrance fee at the toll booth (not included in your ticket).
The activity provider’s team is not responsible for lost or dropped items.
Food and tips are not included in your ticket.
Please meet your guide at the launch point near the water; guides will be wearing a nametag.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Head to the photographer's paradise of Upper Antelope Canyon on this guided tour to witness its dramatic light beams in person.

Everything you get: Your ticket includes entry to Upper Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo expert as your guide. Enjoy a short off-road ride to the canyon entrance, explore its walls & rock formations, learn its history, and walk through the winding corridors of Navajo sandstone offering countless photo opportunities.
Why choose this: This experience offers more than just sightseeing; it’s an immersive journey with expert storytelling, unique natural formations, and world-famous light displays.
Upgrades: If you're in Las Vegas, take advantage of the opportunity to upgrade to a day trip to the canyon with round-trip transport, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch included.

Inclusions #

Entry to Upper Antelope Canyon
Navajo guide
Upper Antelope Canyon day tour with round-trip transportation from Las Vegas (as per option selected)
Entry to Horseshoe Bend (as per option selected)
Hotel pick-up from select locations on the Las Vegas Strip (as per option selected)
Lunch (deli-style turkey sandwich, granola bar) and bottled water (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)
Navajo Park Permit fee

What's not allowed

Avoid touching canyon walls during the tour as the sandstone is fragile, and exposure to moisture and oils can accelerate the erosion process.
Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers are not allowed.
Bags, pets, selfie sticks, tripods, and monopods are not permitted on the tour, so pack only essentials.
Video filming and flash photography aren’t allowed, but you’re free to take photos throughout the experience.

Accessibility

While the canyon entrance is mostly flat and sandy, exiting requires climbing and descending stairs.
For safety reasons, this activity isn’t suitable for pregnant guests or anyone unable to complete the hike.
Children below 7 years old cannot join the tour.
Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted, and those with mobility concerns should avoid this experience.

Additional information

Tours operate on Mountain Standard Time year-round, which aligns with the time in Phoenix, AZ, and Page, AZ.
Wear sturdy sneakers for a comfortable walk.
Guests are encouraged to carry $3–$5 in cash per person to tip their Navajo guide.
Plan to arrive 30 minutes early for check-in.
No restroom access is available inside the canyon.

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Discover Monument Valley’s iconic landscapes on a guided loop tour with expert local insights.

Everything you get: Journey through Monument Valley’s stunning terrain on a guided loop tour, with bottled water and a poncho provided if needed. Enjoy engaging commentary as you explore natural arches, Anasazi ruins, petroglyphs, and snap photos at breathtaking scenic stops.
Why choose this: Experience Monument Valley’s legendary beauty with a knowledgeable guide, covering major sights and photo spots in comfort and style.
Upgrades: Extend your adventure with the 2.5-hour tour, which includes more time exploring, a visit to Grandma’s Hogan, and a weaving demonstration.

Inclusions #

1.5-hour guided loop tour (as per option selected)
2.5-hour guided loop tour (as per option selected)
Bottled water
Poncho if needed
Guided commentary throughout
Optional visit to Grandma's Hogan
Optional weaving demonstration opportunity

Exclusions #

Park entrance fee
Navajo guide tips

What to bring

Choose sturdy, comfortable footwear designed for uneven or rocky surfaces.
Make sure your phone or camera is fully charged so you don’t miss photo opportunities.
Pack a hat and a lightweight rain jacket if the forecast calls for sun or showers.
Carry a valid photo ID that matches the name on your booking, as it may be required at check-in.

What’s not allowed

Oversized items such as large backpacks, suitcases, or bulky luggage are not permitted on the vehicles.
Alcohol, drugs, or participation while under the influence is strictly forbidden.
Pets are not allowed unless a pet-friendly vehicle has been arranged in advance.
Smoking is not allowed at any point during the tour.

Accessibility

This tour is not suitable for wheelchair users due to uneven ground and frequent boarding and disembarking from the vehicles.

Additional information

Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time year-round and does not observe daylight saving time. However, the Navajo Nation—including Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park—does, so using Arizona time could make you an hour late for summer tours.
Tours typically operate on open-air vehicles that seat up to 12 guests; enclosed and pet-friendly vehicles may be available upon request—be sure to mention your preference when booking.
Tours depart from the Monument Valley Visitor Center tour booth; refer to your confirmation voucher for exact directions.
The Monument Valley park entrance fee of $9 per person is not included and must be paid separately.
Gratuities for your Navajo guide and other personal expenses are not included.
The tour is recommended for guests aged 4 and above. Infants aged 0–3 may join with prior arrangements.
Bookings must be made at least one day in advance, no later than 6:00 PM local time.
Complimentary bottled water and ponchos (weather permitting) are provided.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Experience the beauty of the Lower Antelope Canyon with its narrower & more intricate passageways with expert Navajo guides.

Everything you get: Your tour includes entry to Lower Antelope Canyon with the Navajo Park permit fee. Follow your Navajo guide along the winding sandstone pathways, and listen to the legends & history of the region. Marvel at the changing colors & patterns of the rock formations as you learn insights about the land, and enjoy safe access via installed ladders.
Why choose this: Traverse dramatic trails & witness nature’s artistry first-hand, with a knowledgeable local guide providing geological, historic & cultural insights for a fully immersive tour.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a full-day adventure from Las Vegas with hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transport, a guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch.

Inclusions #

Entry to Lower Antelope Canyon
Navajo guide
Navajo Park permit fee
Lower Antelope Canyon day tour with round-trip transportation from Las Vegas (as per option selected)
Entry to Horseshoe Bend (as per option selected)
Hotel pick-up from select locations on the Las Vegas Strip (as per option selected)
Lunch (deli-style turkey sandwich, granola bar) and bottled water (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

What’s not allowed

Refrain from touching the sandstone walls of the canyons while you are on your tour, as they are quite fragile & exposure to oils and moisture could accelerate the erosion process.
Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers of any kind are not allowed inside the canyons.
Please note that large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks cannot be brought on the tour, so pack light.
Video filming inside the canyon is not permitted, though photography is welcome.
Animals or pets are not permitted on this experience.

Accessibility

For health and safety, this activity is not recommended for expectant mothers or those unable to manage the hike.
The tour route is not accessible for wheelchairs, prams, or strollers.
Guests who are unable to complete the walk or ladder climbs should refrain from joining.

Additional information

Arrive at the tour start location at least 30 minutes before it is scheduled to begin.
There are no restrooms inside the canyons, so plan accordingly.
All tours follow Arizona local time, so be mindful of time zone differences.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes for comfort and safety throughout the canyon walk.
It is customary to tip your Navajo guide around $3–$5 per person, so carrying some cash is advised.

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Visit the most photographed slot canyons in the world, with a Navajo guide offering insights into the geology, history, culture, and legends of the land.

Everything you get: A tour of a section of Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo tribe member as a guide. Choose between Upper, Lower, Antelope Canyon X, Ligai Si Anii Canyon, and Mystical Antelope Canyon. Each section offers its own unique journey, views, and perspective of the slot canyons, along with historic, geological, & local insights provided by your guide. Your ticket also includes the Navajo Park permit fee.
Why choose this: Choose between 5 sections of Antelope Canyon, each equally mesmerizing, and enjoy an immersive exploration of the slot canyons with your Navajo guide.
Upgrades: Choose between one of 5 sections: Upper Antelope Canyon, known for its famous light beams, Lower Antelope Canyon, for an adventurous tour of the beautiful rock formations, Antelope Canyon X for a scenic & serene exploration, Ligai Si Anii Canyon for smoother, curved slot canyon views, or Mystical Antelope Canyon for an adventurous climb to a breathtaking wave-like slot canyon.

Inclusions #

Entry to any one section of Antelope Canyon (as per option selected)
- Upper Antelope Canyon
- Lower Antelope Canyon
- Antelope Canyon X
- Ligai Si Anii Canyon
- Mystical Antelope Canyon
Navajo guide

Exclusions #

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)
Navajo Park permit fee (as per tour selected)

What’s not allowed

Avoid touching the sandstone walls, as even small amounts of oil or moisture can damage their fragile surface.
Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers of any kind are not allowed within the canyons.
Large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted on the tour.
Video filming is not allowed inside the canyon, though photography is welcome.
Pets and other animals are not permitted on the tour.

Accessibility

The tour is not recommended for pregnant visitors or anyone who may struggle with the physical demands of the hike.
Wheelchairs, strollers, and prams cannot be accommodated on the route.
Guests who cannot handle walking or climbing ladders should not take part.

Additional information

Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled start time for check-in.
There are no restroom facilities inside the canyon, so plan ahead.
Tours run on Arizona local time, so check for any time zone differences.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes to stay safe and comfortable during the walk.
Tipping your Navajo guide ($3–$5 per person) at the end of the tour is customary, so bring cash with you to offer to your guide.

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Paddle through Lake Powell’s pristine waters to explore a hidden gem, only accessible by water.

Starting point: Antelope Point Launch Ramp

Everything you get: Glide over Lake Powell in a performance kayak, led by a certified guide, complete with life jackets, paddles, a safety lesson, and a bottle of drinking water. Enjoy exclusive access to Water Antelope Canyon, surrounded by a stunning red stone landscape.
Why choose this: The Water Antelope Canyon is a secluded section accessible only by kayaking via Lake Powell. Its clear waters contrast with red-orange sandstones and dramatic light beams, offering great photo opportunities and a one-of-a-kind exploration of the slot canyons.

Inclusions #

Entry to Water Antelope Canyon
Performance kayak
WFA, CPR-First Aid certified tour guide
Life jacket
Paddles
Safety lesson & briefing
Small group tour (15 people max)
Drinking water

Exclusions #

Round-trip shuttle from Page
$30 National Park entrance fee
Food & beverage
Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

What to bring

A waterproof bag

What’s not allowed

Diving into the river or attempting to retrieve dropped items.
Children under 3.
Unaccompanied minors (children 13 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian).
Pets are not allowed.
All forms of intoxication are prohibited.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
Registered service animals can accompany you on the tour.

Additional information

The tour is suitable for kayakers of all skill levels.
Single kayaks have a weight limit of 240 lbs (108 kg).
The tour may be cancelled or rescheduled due to weather conditions or if the minimum number of travelers is not met; in such cases, you will be offered a rescheduling option or a full refund.
Please arrive at the Antelope Point Launch Ramp and pay the $30 National Park entrance fee at the toll booth (not included in your ticket).
The activity provider’s team is not responsible for lost or dropped items.
Food and tips are not included in your ticket.
Please meet your guide at the launch point near the water; guides will be wearing a nametag.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Head to the photographer's paradise of Upper Antelope Canyon on this guided tour to witness its dramatic light beams in person.

Everything you get: Your ticket includes entry to Upper Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo expert as your guide. Enjoy a short off-road ride to the canyon entrance, explore its walls & rock formations, learn its history, and walk through the winding corridors of Navajo sandstone offering countless photo opportunities.
Why choose this: This experience offers more than just sightseeing; it’s an immersive journey with expert storytelling, unique natural formations, and world-famous light displays.
Upgrades: If you're in Las Vegas, take advantage of the opportunity to upgrade to a day trip to the canyon with round-trip transport, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch included.

Inclusions #

Entry to Upper Antelope Canyon
Navajo guide
Upper Antelope Canyon day tour with round-trip transportation from Las Vegas (as per option selected)
Entry to Horseshoe Bend (as per option selected)
Hotel pick-up from select locations on the Las Vegas Strip (as per option selected)
Lunch (deli-style turkey sandwich, granola bar) and bottled water (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)
Navajo Park Permit fee

What's not allowed

Avoid touching canyon walls during the tour as the sandstone is fragile, and exposure to moisture and oils can accelerate the erosion process.
Hiking sticks, canes, or walkers are not allowed.
Bags, pets, selfie sticks, tripods, and monopods are not permitted on the tour, so pack only essentials.
Video filming and flash photography aren’t allowed, but you’re free to take photos throughout the experience.

Accessibility

While the canyon entrance is mostly flat and sandy, exiting requires climbing and descending stairs.
For safety reasons, this activity isn’t suitable for pregnant guests or anyone unable to complete the hike.
Children below 7 years old cannot join the tour.
Wheelchairs and strollers are not permitted, and those with mobility concerns should avoid this experience.

Additional information

Tours operate on Mountain Standard Time year-round, which aligns with the time in Phoenix, AZ, and Page, AZ.
Wear sturdy sneakers for a comfortable walk.
Guests are encouraged to carry $3–$5 in cash per person to tip their Navajo guide.
Plan to arrive 30 minutes early for check-in.
No restroom access is available inside the canyon.

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Guided Tours

1.5 Hour Monument Valley Guided Loop Tour

Discover Monument Valley’s iconic landscapes on a guided loop tour with expert local insights.

Everything you get: Journey through Monument Valley’s stunning terrain on a guided loop tour, with bottled water and a poncho provided if needed. Enjoy engaging commentary as you explore natural arches, Anasazi ruins, petroglyphs, and snap photos at breathtaking scenic stops.
Why choose this: Experience Monument Valley’s legendary beauty with a knowledgeable guide, covering major sights and photo spots in comfort and style.
Upgrades: Extend your adventure with the 2.5-hour tour, which includes more time exploring, a visit to Grandma’s Hogan, and a weaving demonstration.

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1 hr 30 min - 2 hr 30 min

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Guided Tours

Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

Experience the beauty of the Lower Antelope Canyon with its narrower & more intricate passageways with expert Navajo guides.

Everything you get: Your tour includes entry to Lower Antelope Canyon with the Navajo Park permit fee. Follow your Navajo guide along the winding sandstone pathways, and listen to the legends & history of the region. Marvel at the changing colors & patterns of the rock formations as you learn insights about the land, and enjoy safe access via installed ladders.
Why choose this: Traverse dramatic trails & witness nature’s artistry first-hand, with a knowledgeable local guide providing geological, historic & cultural insights for a fully immersive tour.
Upgrades: Upgrade to a full-day adventure from Las Vegas with hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transport, a guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch.

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1 hr - 13 hr

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Guided Tours

Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

Visit the most photographed slot canyons in the world, with a Navajo guide offering insights into the geology, history, culture, and legends of the land.

Everything you get: A tour of a section of Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo tribe member as a guide. Choose between Upper, Lower, Antelope Canyon X, Ligai Si Anii Canyon, and Mystical Antelope Canyon. Each section offers its own unique journey, views, and perspective of the slot canyons, along with historic, geological, & local insights provided by your guide. Your ticket also includes the Navajo Park permit fee.
Why choose this: Choose between 5 sections of Antelope Canyon, each equally mesmerizing, and enjoy an immersive exploration of the slot canyons with your Navajo guide.
Upgrades: Choose between one of 5 sections: Upper Antelope Canyon, known for its famous light beams, Lower Antelope Canyon, for an adventurous tour of the beautiful rock formations, Antelope Canyon X for a scenic & serene exploration, Ligai Si Anii Canyon for smoother, curved slot canyon views, or Mystical Antelope Canyon for an adventurous climb to a breathtaking wave-like slot canyon.

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Kayaking

From Page: Lake Powell Kayak & Water Antelope Canyon Guided Tour

Paddle through Lake Powell’s pristine waters to explore a hidden gem, only accessible by water.

Starting point: Antelope Point Launch Ramp

Everything you get: Glide over Lake Powell in a performance kayak, led by a certified guide, complete with life jackets, paddles, a safety lesson, and a bottle of drinking water. Enjoy exclusive access to Water Antelope Canyon, surrounded by a stunning red stone landscape.
Why choose this: The Water Antelope Canyon is a secluded section accessible only by kayaking via Lake Powell. Its clear waters contrast with red-orange sandstones and dramatic light beams, offering great photo opportunities and a one-of-a-kind exploration of the slot canyons.

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3 hr 30 min

Guided tour

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Guided Tours

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

Head to the photographer's paradise of Upper Antelope Canyon on this guided tour to witness its dramatic light beams in person.

Everything you get: Your ticket includes entry to Upper Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo expert as your guide. Enjoy a short off-road ride to the canyon entrance, explore its walls & rock formations, learn its history, and walk through the winding corridors of Navajo sandstone offering countless photo opportunities.
Why choose this: This experience offers more than just sightseeing; it’s an immersive journey with expert storytelling, unique natural formations, and world-famous light displays.
Upgrades: If you're in Las Vegas, take advantage of the opportunity to upgrade to a day trip to the canyon with round-trip transport, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch included.

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1 hr - 13 hr

Transfers available

Pickup available

Meals included

Monument Valley Tours

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Quick overview

What to expect on your Monument Valley tours

Scenic journey through the 17-mile valley loop

Expert insights from Navajo guides

Iconic landmarks and photo stops

Comfortable off-road touring vehicles

Cultural demonstrations at Grandma's Hogan

Changing light and desert atmosphere

Things to know before booking your Monument Valley tours

Highlights of your scenic Monument Valley guided loop drive

Natural arches

Plan your visit

Visitor tips

Frequently asked questions about Monument Valley tours

What is the difference between the 1.5-hour and the 2.5-hour Monument Valley tour?

What is included in my tour ticket?

Are park entrance fees included in the tour price?

Do I need a high-clearance vehicle for this tour?

Are Navajo guides included on all Monument Valley tours?

Do the tours include stops for photos?

Are Monument Valley tours suitable for children?

Can I explore Monument Valley on my own instead of taking a guided tour?

Will photography tips be offered during the tour?

How many stops are made along the scenic guided loop?

Are children allowed on the Monument Valley guided tour?

What behavior and etiquette should I follow on the Navajo-guided tour?

Monument Valley Tours

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1.5 Hour Monument Valley Guided Loop Tour

Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

From Page: Lake Powell Kayak & Water Antelope Canyon Guided Tour

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide