TicketsPre-book your entry to Upper Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona, and explore its sculpted red-rock walls on a guided walk with a local Navajo guide. Ride out to the canyon, hear about its geology and cultural history, and take in a slot canyon made for photographs. 1 hr 15 min – 3 hr 40 min experience departing from Page, AZ — meeting point varies by option.
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Upper Antelope Canyon is a masterpiece of nature's craftsmanship, and this combo ticket makes it simple to see. Your pre-booked admission includes a scenic ride out to the canyon, followed by a guided walking tour with a local Navajo guide.
The trip begins with a scenic ride of about 10 minutes on a paved road, then another 10 minutes through the dry wash of Antelope Canyon. Along the way, your guide talks about the canyon's geology, its cultural history, and the modern issues it faces today.
Once you arrive, you step out into the desert and into what feels like a fantasy world carved in stone. If you're a photographer, the right exposure lets you bring out the best of your creativity here. And if you're an aspiring photographer, or not a photographer at all, it's still a magical world to explore and immerse yourself in.
Morning and afternoon visits bring out rich, deep colors in the rock, while from April to September, the canyon's famous light beams appear around midday. Whenever you go, your guided walk lets you take in sights you can only see at this canyon, near Page and Lake Powell.
The meeting point depends on the option you select. There are 4 starting location options and 3 drop-off locations, and your exact meeting point is confirmed when you choose your option.
6 days notice before scheduled departure is required for rescheduling, cancellation, or a refund.
The full experience takes 75–160 minutes, depending on the option you choose. The guided walking tour itself lasts about 50 minutes.
A scenic ride takes you there: about 10 minutes on a paved road, then about 10 minutes through the dry wash of Antelope Canyon. Your guide explains the canyon's geology, cultural history, and modern issues on the way.
The light beams appear around midday from April to September. Morning and afternoon visits bring out rich, deep colors in the rock.
The Upper Antelope Canyon walking tour entry ticket, a guided walking tour of about 50 minutes, a local Navajo guide, and free parking for non-commercial vehicles. The tour is guided in English.
No. The Navajo permit fee of $15 plus tax ($16.05) per person isn't included, depending on the supplier selected. Guide tips aren't included either; $2–5 per person is suggested.
No. Bags aren't allowed on the walking tour and must be left in your vehicle. Luggage, backpacks, and plastic bags aren't permitted.
Yes, phones and standard cameras are allowed. Tripods, monopods, large camera equipment, flash and lighting equipment, selfie sticks, professional cameras, and video recording aren't allowed.
Car seats or booster seats are required for all children aged 8 and under, and guests must bring their own. Unaccompanied minors aren't allowed.
It isn't suitable for people with mobility impairments, wheelchair users, people with heart problems or pre-existing medical conditions, or pregnant women.
Closures due to weather, safety concerns, or other conditions are decided solely by the canyon operators and/or the local tribal park authorities. The activity provider has no control over these decisions.
6 days notice before scheduled departure is required for rescheduling, cancellation, or a refund.
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