Top Arizona Cultural Tours - page 2

Discover the spiritual side of Sedona—and your own inner energy—on this private spiritual vortex tour. Visit two powerful vortex sites where your guide will introduce you to the phenomenon and its importance to our lives. Meditate and you learn tools to help quiet the mind and find more inner peace.

Discover the red-hued landscapes and the landmarks of Sedona on a half-day sightseeing tour. Join a small group and stop at top locations including the Chapel of the Holy Cross, the Tlaquepaque Arts Village, and the Peace Park. Gain insight into the geomagnetic vortexes that occur in the city and walk through uptown Sedona, with time to purchase lunch.

Experience Sedona’s breathtaking desert landscape on a custom Jeep tour along the paved roads of Sedona. Your knowledgeable guide will tailor the experience by suggesting popular scenic stops along the way, allowing you to take in the area’s most stunning views at a relaxed pace. Admire endless vistas of impressive red rock formations as your expert guide shares engaging commentary about the region’s history and natural beauty. Because this is an on-road adventure, it’s perfect for families and anyone looking for a fun, comfortable experience without the turbulent ride typical of off-roading tours.

Visit Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park on a full-day tour from Flagstaff, and spend the day exploring high mesas, towering buttes, and a spectacular desert landscape. Travel the Loop Road through the heart of Monument Valley, take in panoramic views from John Ford Point, and learn about Navajo history and culture along the way. This full-day Monument Valley tour includes pickup and drop-off in Flagstaff, entrance fees, and lunch, and it’s limited to 14 people for personal service.

Watch the sun set over the Grand Canyon on this small-group full-day sightseeing tour from Sedona, and some some of the desert’s most scenic places. Drive through Oak Creek Canyon and the Painted Desert, stop at a Native American trading post, visit spectacular overlooks. Enjoy time allotted for dinner on your own.

Experience the mystique that is Sedona and admire its red-rock landscapes without the hassle of renting a car or worrying about road conditions with this full-day tour from Phoenix. With a guide to lead the way, visit natural and cultural attractions such as Bell Rock, the Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, the Chapel of the Holy Cross, and more.

Avoid the massive crowds at popular slot canyon Antelope Canyon with this small-group tour to nearby Waterhole Canyon. Waterhole is a beautiful slot canyon offering similar landscape and photo opportunities to Antelope Canyon. Your guide will bring you and a small group to the canyon from Page and give ample time to hike through and explore without the rushing that often happens at Antelope.

Watch the sun set over the Grand Canyon with this tour from Sedona. Departing in late morning, you'll stop to shop for souvenirs at the Navajo Nation Cameron Trading Post. Continue to the Grand Canyon to visit the Desert Watchtower and Grand Canyon Village, where you'll enjoy stunning sunset views. Hotel pickup and round-trip transfers from Sedona and Oak Creek hotels are included.

During this Private Tour with mystic Mark Amaru Pinkham, author of "Sedona: City of the Star People," you will learn the legends and see the remnants of ancient Palatkwapi, the "Red City" of Hopi legend that was built and lived in by the Kachina Star People from the Pleiades that Sedona currently sits upon. Mark reveals the major vortexes, the 5 & 6 pointed Star Grids, the temples, statues, and the red rock carvings that were specially created many thousands of years ago by the Star People, and he also leads you through a special alchemical meditation at one of these power spots. Mark will also reveal the location of the throne and court of the leader of the Star People, the Hopis' patron and Lord of the World, Masau'u.

Explore the sights surrounding Sedona without the hassle of renting a car. Your guide will lead the way so that you can focus on taking in the scenery as you head out from Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, or Mesa to see Sedona highlights. Stops include the famous Red Rocks, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and more, followed by a visit to the old mining town of Jerome.

Hop aboard a trolley as you travel through Sedona and Boynton Canyon on this whirlwind tour. Along your ride, listen to exciting little-known facts about the town and hear American Indian legends from your guide. See Jordan Park and the mesmerizing red-rock mountain area of the canyon. Pass by filming locations from old Hollywood westerns, and stop at some of the most well-known landmarks for photo ops.

Start your day with Canyon Ministries on a peaceful Grand Canyon Morning Rim Tour, exploring this iconic landscape through a biblical Creation perspective. Watch the canyon awaken as early morning shadows give way to vibrant reds and glowing rock layers across the South Rim. Travel in comfort along Desert View Drive, stopping at 4–5 breathtaking overlooks on the South Rim’s east side. At each stop, step out to enjoy panoramic views while your knowledgeable guide shares engaging insights into Grand Canyon geology, wildlife, and history—all connected to the biblical account of Creation and the Flood described in Genesis. Experience the beauty, scale, and meaning of the Grand Canyon like never before. Reserve your spot today. Additional rim tours, Colorado River trips, and backpacking adventures are also available.

Explore the Apache Trail from Phoenix on a full-day tour that takes you into the legendary Sonoran Desert. Visit the ghost town of Goldfield, ride a steamboat on Canyon Lake, stop at the eccentric hamlet of Tortilla Flat and admire views of the Superstition Wilderness. Get a feel for the Wild West as you learn about the region's history and wildlife from your knowledgeable guide. Enjoy this small-group tour limited to just 13 people in a custom van with leather captain's chairs.

No trip to Arizona is complete without seeing the Grand Canyon, whose beauty is well worth the 90 minute drive from Flagstaff. Travel on a guided full-day group tour to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, learning about about the landscape as you go and avoiding the hassle of fees and parking in one of the United States’ most popular National Parks. Stop along the way to view famous landmarks, eat dinner, and catch the sunset.

Experience the scenic beauty of Arizona on this small-group day trip from Flagstaff. Visit one of the world’s wonders, Grand Canyon National Park, at the South Rim, offering multiple views of the deepest and widest part of the entire Grand Canyon. Take in unforgettable views of classic southwestern landscapes with your knowledgeable guide while you drive through beautiful Northern Arizona. Enjoy the small-group tour limited to just 13 people in our custom van with high ceilings allowing for standing. After you are picked up in Flagstaff, enjoy the scenic drive through Coconino National Forest into Kaibab National Forest where you will be treated to Grand Canyon South Rim, the deepest and widest part of the entire Grand Canyon. Spend approximately 3 hours viewing nature's masterpiece. Part of the time is guided and part of the time is on your own. Depart the park mid-afternoon for a late afternoon arrival back to Flagstaff.

Uncover Phoenix’s haunted past as you walk around the downtown area on this ghost tour. Visit some of the city’s spookiest locations such as the Hotel San Carlos, the gothic Rosson House Museum, and the basement of Hanny’s department store. Listen to ghostly and gruesome tales from your guide about each location while you explore.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure to Antelope Canyon, one of Arizona's most breathtaking natural wonders. Located just outside Phoenix, this stunning canyon is famous for its surreal rock formations, mesmerizing light beams, and breathtaking photography opportunities. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the natural beauty of Antelope Canyon.

Get a comprehensive view of the Grand Canyon and surrounding attractions during this day trip from Sedona. Take in views of the Painted Desert, see Native American ruins and volcanic lava flow fields. Ride in comfort along some of the country's most picturesque roads while listening to commentary from your guide. Entrance fees, and round-trip transportation from Sedona hotels included.

Visit two well-preserved dwelling sites on this private half-day tour. After pickup from your Sedona hotel, travel to Montezuma Castle National Monument, cliff dwellings used by the Sinagua people, a pre-Columbian culture that inhabited the site between 1100 and 1425 AD. Then it’s on to Tuzigoot National Monument (also used by the Sinagua), a three-story pueblo ruin on the summit of a limestone and sandstone ridge.

Grand Canyon National Park is one of the most sought-after destinations in the US. Prebook your time there and guarantee your visit with this Grand Canyon National Park Experience from Sedona. You’ll check off two big attractions in one tour—the Grand Canyon South Rim and the Cameron Trading Post—with a guide leading the way and pointing out sights so you don’t miss a thing.

Combine a scenic drive and train ride through Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim for the ultimate full-day tour of the area. This Grand Canyon tour from Sedona first takes you on a ride through the Oak Creek Canyon to see the stunning landscape, and then you’ll board the Grand Canyon Railway for a train ride into the park. Stops at Grand Canyon Village and Cameron Trading Post included.

Join Canyon Ministries for an unforgettable guided hike into the Grand Canyon, descending more than 1,000 feet along the spectacular South Kaibab Trail. This iconic route brings you face-to-face with the canyon’s stunning rock layers, fossils, and sweeping vistas while exploring its features through a biblical Creation perspective. Led by expert guides, this inner-canyon hiking tour travels 1.5 miles down to Cedar Ridge and back, totaling 3 miles round-trip. The historic ridgeline trail offers some of the most panoramic views in the Grand Canyon and is a favorite for its breathtaking scenery and unique vantage points. Along the way, discover fascinating insights into Grand Canyon geology and history. Perfect for adventure seekers and faith-focused travelers alike. Minimum of two participants required. Please bring 64 oz (two Nalgene-sized bottles) of water. Additional rim tours, river trips, and backpacking adventures are also available.

Located on Navajo Nation land in Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon known for its remarkable rock formations and colors, making it a photographer's dream. With this entry ticket to Upper Antelope Canyon, you'll have access, which is only granted to members of the public with a Navajo guide. This portion of the canyon is at ground level, meaning you don't have to climb, so it's suitable for most visitors. Once inside, look up at the beams of sunlight that shine down from the sky. Note, you must arrive 1 hour before your entry time to check in.

Experience the glowing orange and purple colors of Northern Arizona's most famous slot canyon. This small-group tour from Sedona takes you on a walk through Antelope Canyon in the company of a Navajo guide. You'll also visit Horseshoe Bend and Glen Canyon Dam and have time to shop for Native art at the historic Cameron Trading Post on Navajo Tribal Land.