Top Arizona Outdoor Activities - page 5

This was, without a doubt, an experience I’ll never forget. Spending an hour fully immersed in the breathtaking beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon, surrounded by the rich red and orange hues carved into the heart of the Navajo Nation, was nothing short of surreal. Our tour guide, Janelle, was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and not to mention, the MVP behind the camera, ensuring the best experience. Highly recommend!

Great experience!! But beware it is a very strenuous journey. My shoulders, arms and back were dying by the end of the kayaking also my group was really slow at kayaking so we only got to spend 30 minutes in the actual canyon :(( bring lots of water and WEAR UR SWIMSUIT!!! Leave your sneakers in the car, they will get soaked otherwise or get a waterproof bag. If you are looking to see the famous and popular part of Antelope canyon then I’d recommend paying for a dedicated tour for that without the kayak. Kayaking took us 3 hours total

We only had a short time in Arizona, so we wanted a tour that would let us see the highlights and learn more about the Grand Canyon. Since I absolutely love sunsets, this tour was the perfect choice! Our tour guide, Taylor, was outstanding. He was incredibly knowledgeable, shared so much interesting information about the Grand Canyon and the surrounding area, and made the entire experience enjoyable. He also took amazing photos for everyone and knew all the best spots to watch the sunset—it was absolutely breathtaking. I’m so glad I booked this tour. It exceeded my expectations and was the highlight of our trip to Arizona. If you’re looking for a memorable Grand Canyon experience with an exceptional guide, I highly recommend this tour!

Well worth the cost and more! It’s 3 hours of riding in a covered jeep with an excellent guide. Kid friendly. There are several stops to get out for beautiful views. The drive is through forests and also along the canyon rim. Colleen was a superb guide. She is so personable and knowledgeable about the area and shows an obvious love for the land. We drove through the Kaibab forest and into the Grand Canyon park. The highlight was the magnificent sunset time at Grandview Point for about 30 minutes, and it was absolutely the highlight. Highly recommend this tour and guide!

Our family booked a tour to see the the famous Antelope Canyon. Our check-in was simple and organized. Our tour guide, Lauren, was very entertaining. While giving important information about the canyon, she also added colorful stories and made it a fun experience. She didn't rush us and was willing to take family photos within. Inside the canyon is breathtaking views. We couldn't stop taking pictures! Great experience!

Lower Antelope is spectacular. Sunlight brings out amazing colors and shapes just like the pictures you see online. Our guide was very friendly, helpful, and informative. She added to the enjoyment of the experience. It is a must see but be prepared for a little workout.

Really nice experience. Try to go on a night where the moon phase is dim so you can see more--if you can. The astronomers are very patient with people about learning astrology/answering questions. It's a very wonderful experience. I would recommend tourists being polite with a low tone-of-voice so people can appreciate the nature/stars. This tour group was pretty respectful of that. I went for father's day with my dad, who is an engineer, and he really enjoyed it!

Whilst this does seem expensive, it is a do not miss experience. There were a lot of people at the meeting point but we were dealt with efficiently and distributed to various vehicles. The vehicles all looked in good condition and enclosed - we noticed some other tours had open air vehicles which would have meant a face full of sand on the journey through the dry valley of sand to the canyon. Our guide was respectful of everyone, including those slightly less able, and never rushed us, although there is always another group in front of you and one behind (so the push comes from behind). Clearly they have a good system re the pace of progression through the canyon. It is not very long, so there is no need for a fast pace, and there was plenty of time to admire and take photos. Indeed our guide knew how to take the best photos and took many on our behalf. He also had a lot of knowledge. A thoroughly enjoyable experience. We booked for the 11.45am tour in order to get the best light, and indeed our guide confirmed independently that around the middle of the day when the sun it at it's highest is the best time re light within the canyon (being a slot canyon this makes sense). He said if you want the absolute best light you need to visit in the height of summer when it is very hot outside, but cooler in the canyon (you'll be glad of those air conditioned vehicles then!). You are only allowed to take a phone / camera. No bag, however, small.