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Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park Tours and Tickets

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What are people saying about Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

Keiko_G, Jun 2026
Amazing tour!
Highly recommend this tour. We had Travis as our guide and he was outstanding. He took very good care of our group, told us stories about his culture, had a sense of humor and sang and played music for us (guitar, drum and flute). The scenery and the sights we visited were amazing. The entire experience is one that cannot be experienced if driving on your own. This tour is definitely worth taking.
Cindee_M, Jun 2026
Sunrise Tour of Monument Valley
We had a great tour of Monument Valley and Tim, our tour guide, did an excellent job of explaining Navajo culture and religion. We got beautiful pictures of the sunrise and highly recommend the tour!
Rande_L, Jun 2026
The tour to take as a first time visitor
This is the tour I would take if it was my first time visiting Monument Valley. This was our first visit and this was a fabulous introduction. The drive can be done in your own vehicle, but it's a really rough road. Better to be driven in a vehicle built to accomodate the bumps. Also, you see much more on this tour than you can see on your own. Our guide was very informative and a good driver. We had some great places to take photos as the sun was coming down.
Renata_H, Jun 2026
Monument Valley
Bobby was an awesome tour guide with great information about Monument Valley and the Navajo tribe. The finally of the tour was a wonderful surprise, may not always occur at end of tour just did for us. We were able to explore and Bobby provided perfect locations to take pictures.

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

5.0
(9,062)
Arizona
Sunrise in the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona.
  • The entry fee is $8 per person per day.

  • Bring sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen if you plan to spend any time here out of the car.

  • Horse trail rides and river tours are two more uncommon ways to explore this highly photographed landscape.

  • If you’re looking for a place to wake up to phenomenal views—or have a sunrise tour—there is a hotel onsite.

  • The Navajo name for Monument Valley is Tse’Bii’Ndzisgaii.

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