TicketsExplore the tranquil sandstone walls of Secret Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide, then see the Colorado River's 270-degree curve from a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. This small-group, half-day tour from Page includes a 4x4 ride through the backcountry. 3 hours experience departing from 821 US-89, Page, AZ 86040, United States.
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At least one adult required. Maximum 10 travelers. Children and infants must be accompanied by an adult.
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Deep in the Arizona wilds near Page, this half-day, small-group tour pairs two remarkable natural sites: Secret Antelope Canyon and a private Horseshoe Bend overlook. A knowledgeable, friendly Navajo guide leads the way, sharing the area's geological and cultural history as you go.
Your first stop is Secret Antelope Canyon, an orange and red slot canyon carved into the rock by centuries of wind and water. Its glowing sandstone walls, smooth curves, and intimate atmosphere make it a peaceful escape from the crowds, with plenty of chances for photos. Your guide can help you capture the best shots.
Next, you'll head to a private overlook above Horseshoe Bend, a site of great historic importance to the Navajo people. Away from the busy public lookout, you'll have a secluded view of the Colorado River's iconic 270-degree curve, with sweeping panoramas of the desert landscape around it.
Throughout the tour, your guide shares stories and insights into Navajo history, culture, and the significance of these landmarks. With a small group, there's plenty of time to ask questions.
821 US-89, Page, AZ 86040, USA
With Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Without Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.
About 3 hours, with roughly 50 minutes at Secret Antelope Canyon and 45 minutes at the Horseshoe Bend overlook.
It's a tranquil slot canyon with glowing sandstone walls and smooth curves, and the tour offers private access, so it's a peaceful escape from the crowds.
No. The tour visits a private overlook away from the busy public lookout, with a secluded view of the Colorado River's 270-degree curve.
Yes. Landing and facility fees of $15 per person aren't included, and neither are meals, snacks, or gratuities.
Comfortable, closed-toe shoes, a camera, water, cash, a charged smartphone, a child safety seat if you're traveling with a child, and your signed waiver.
The tour isn't suitable for children under 6, and unaccompanied minors aren't allowed. Bring a child safety seat for children on the tour.
A moderate fitness level is recommended. The tour isn't recommended for pregnant travelers or people with back problems, and it isn't wheelchair accessible.
The facility has no running water, but well-maintained porta-potties are provided.
With Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled tour. Without Ticket Assurance, Cancellation up to 48 hours in advance.
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