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Kryslyn_J, Aug 2026
This was, without a...
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!
Cherry_C, Aug 2026
Great experience!! But...
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
Anne_V, Jul 2026
Don't miss this experience!
We left at 9 am and had a beautiful 20 minute ride through Navajo lands to the slot canyon. A small group was coming out as we arrived and then we had the canyon to ourselves for an hour. We were wowed by the beauty of the slot canyon walls. Afterwards we drove to the Navajo entrance to Horseshoe Bend and had an incredible view. It was a beautiful morning, it ended up a private tour and Malcom was a wonderful guide. Couldn't ask for more! Highly recommend!
Iris_W, Jul 2026
We purchased coach...
We purchased coach tickets, no extra tours, and no lunch. The train has a cafe car that sells food and drinks, but we never bought any, so I can't speak to how good the food on the train is. You're allowed to bring your own drinks and snacks aboard, and we did. Never saw the first class cars, but I hear the windows are bigger and the seats are plusher. Our seats in coach were like school bus seats and perfectly comfortable, imho. The train trip to the Canyon is 2h and 15 minutes each way. Included in your ticket is a 15 minute western show in the depot area before the train leaves. It's pretty cool. Once aboard, you get lots of helpful narration/info from your tour guide. Ours was Johnny Arizona and he was a hoot! He gave lots of info about the train itself, sights along the way, the state of AZ, what to do, see and eat at the Canyon, and how to plan your time effectively while you're there. And, of course, there were lots of jokes! There are also musicians who perform during the ride up and back, and there was even a staged train robbery! You get about 3.5 hours at the Canyon itself to explore on your own, or you can sign up for optional bus tours at the Canyon. We elected to explore on our own. The Canyon itself was truly awe-inspiring and so much more vast than I imagined. Worth it! On the way back, we saw lots of elk from the train near the Canyon. Very cool. Overall, I recommend this train trip.
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Arizona tours tend to showcase its world-famous landscapes. The state has three national parks, so you’ll find plenty of experts to guide you through the Grand Canyon, Sedona Vortex, and the Sonoran Desert by foot, off-road vehicles, railroad, or mountain bikes. There’s even a narrated cruise that takes you out on Canyon Lake or helicopter and hot air balloon rides that can give you aerial perspectives. But don’t forget that Arizona’s allure extends beyond its natural wonders. So, when you need a break from your outdoor adventures, local guides help you experience Arizona’s exceptional food and wine scene.

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