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Experience the Grand Canyon in a grand way aboard this railroad excursion to the national park. Join a small group and board your train in Flagstaff for the scenic journey north. Once you arrive at Grand Canyon Village, meet up with your guide and enjoy a tour around the south and east rim, for unparalleled views of the natural monument.

Some guests check in. Others never leave. Join local historian Sylvia for an intimate ghost tour through Arizona's oldest hotel — where a Victorian girl still roams the halls and a mysterious doctor haunts the rooms. EMF readers, heat detectors, and over a century of secrets included. Thursdays–Saturdays | 6 & 8 PM | 145 W Route 66, Williams, AZ | All ages, some mobility limitations | Limited spots- book today!

Keep your eyes peeled for slithery Sonoran Desert residents on this private half-day hike with a local expert who ensures your safety and teaches you about the area's ecosystem. Explore one of the most biodiverse deserts as you search for animals like king snakes, collared lizards, gila monsters, rattlesnakes, tarantulas, and scorpions. Your guide also discusses desert plant life and the variety of reptiles and invertebrates in the region.

Take a sunset walk along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, considered one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Watch the vivid colors set the sky ablaze as evening descends over the vast canyon. This private excursion departs from Flagstaff in the afternoon and includes outstanding overlooks, a stop at the Cameron Trading Post, and dinner at Grand Canyon Village.

You’ve seen the vistas on your TV’s screensaver, and now it’s time to see them in person. On this tour, you’ll get time in the ultra-scenic Antelope Canyon—the most-photographed slot canyon in the world—plus the famous Horseshoe Bend and Glen Canyon dam. The tour includes hotel pickup within city limits and allows time for lunch on your own.

Discover the best of one of the natural wonders of the world—and make your sightseeing experience totally hassle-free—on this private, full-day trip to the Grand Canyon's South Rim. Departing from your hotel or accommodation in Flagstaff or Sedona, travel by spacious SUV straight to the landmark. With your guide's expertise, you'll bypass the crowds and head to some of the most scenic viewpoints, all while learning about the region's history and geology.

Make the most out of your time at the Grand Canyon by taking this full-day small-group tour from Flagstaff. Journey to this natural wonder and travel along the rim as the guide explains the geology, history, and more. Enjoy lunch and visit historic sites such as the El Tovar Hotel and Desert View Watchtower.

Plan the perfect desert adventure during this full-day excursion combining sightseeing and a scenic boating trip on the Colorado River. Tour the Painted Desert and shop for Native American crafts at Cameron Trading Post. Then board a boat for a scenic Colorado River float, passing below the 1,000-foot (300-meter) tall walls of Glen Canyon, the famous “Balancing Rocks,” and much more.

Take the stress out of planning your trip to the Grand Canyon by booking this Grand Canyon National Park Private Sightseeing Tour that includes round-trip transport to the South Rim from Flagstaff in comfortable vans. See highlights of the South Rim such as Yavapai Point, Tusayan Pueblo Museum, Desert View Watchtower, and more. Plus, this tour offers a picnic lunch if booked anywhere between March 15 to October 31. Other days, lunch will be at your own expense.

Join your informative river guides as you board large inflatable rafts specifically designed for your smooth water float trip on the mighty Colorado River. The rafts glide effortlessly along the river as you marvel at massive cliffs towering more than 1,000 feet above. Wind around Horseshoe Bend where the river takes a full meander in its course to Lee’s Ferry. Along the way, you’ll stop to explore ancient Native American petroglyphs or take a quick dip in the Colorado and enjoy a delicious lunch on the banks of the river.

Listen up, adventure-seekers! We have the ultimate outdoor excursion for photo-obsessed travelers who want to avoid the hassles of driving and crowds. Get pumped for our Grand Canyon South Rim tour - it's the perfect Instagram-worthy and TikTok-ready! Soak up those canyon views and epic landscapes as we take you to all the best overlooks and photo spots. No admission fees, no parking headaches, no fighting crowds! Just you, your camera, and the vast majesty of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World unfolding before your eyes. It gets even better! We'll make stops to meet local Native artisans who will give you a firsthand look at their traditional jewelry-making. Then we'll wrap up the day at a 100+-year-old trading post for some last shopping. How cool is that? This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to live your best content-creator life! The canyon views will leave you speechless - and with a camera full of absolute fire content! Let's do this, explorers! The open road calls!

Enjoy varied views of the Grand Canyon, from the inside and out, on this private hiking and sightseeing tour of the South Rim. Take a short hike down the South Kaibab Trail to Ooh Aah Point before getting in a van and traveling to various viewpoints around the Rim, such as Mather Point, Grandview Point, Moran Point, Tusayan Ruins, and Desert View Watchtower.

Visit two stunning places in the Southwest from Flagstaff on one convenient tour: Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Travel in the comfort of a private vehicle with snacks, fruit, and drinks included, and enjoy the intimacy of a small-group tour of Lower Antelope Canyon. Your local Navajo guide will walk you through the picturesque slot canyon.

Add a thrilling outdoor adventure to your vacation with this small-group whitewater rafting trip down the Colorado River. Take a road trip to Peach Springs, Arizona, the gateway to the Grand Canyon. Then, take on the mighty Colorado River’s varied rapids on a 40-mile (64-kilometer) journey through the canyon. Boxed lunch is included, and hotel pickup and drop-off from Las Vegas is available as an upgrade.

Antelope Canyon — a narrow slot canyon carved to stunning perfection throughout the millennia — is a sight to behold. Photo opportunities abound as soft hues illuminate the twisting sandstone cliffs. See this renowned beauty of the American Southwest on a day trip from Flagstaff, with stops at the Cameron Trading Post and Horseshoe Bend. Boxed lunch included.

The tour will visit some of Flagstaff’s most famous locations and explore the hauntings behind each one. Guests will enjoy an evening walk while taking in the mountain town’s iconic charm. There’s plenty of intriguing history and ghost stories appropriate for all on this tour. Stops: ● Milligan House ● Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library ● Orpheum Theater ● Theatrikos Theater Company ● The Weatherford Hotel ● Hotel Monte Vista ● Historic Train Monument ● 1926 Santa Fe Train Depot

What sets this tour apart is the experience behind it. This isn’t a scripted bus ride or a rushed checklist of overlooks. This small-group tours are led by professional guides with deep roots in the Southwest who know the Grand Canyon far beyond the viewpoints. Along the way, you’ll gain real insight into the region’s geology, ecosystems, wildlife, and Indigenous history, turning each stop into a meaningful experience rather than a quick photo stop. We travel comfortably in a climate-controlled vehicle, provide high-quality snacks, drinks, and a prepared lunch tailored to your dietary needs. We intentionally build in time to truly explore, not rush. With convenient Sedona or Flagstaff pickup, carefully chosen stops, and groups capped at 14 guests, you’ll enjoy a more personal, relaxed, and immersive journey. If you’re looking for a Grand Canyon experience that feels authentic, well-paced, and expertly guided, this tour delivers a level of care you won’t find with larger operators.

Citizens Cemetery holds the remains of many colorful characters from Flagstaff’s peculiar past! Your gravely guide will solemnly escort you to the final resting places of murdered malcontents and western folk heros. Gaze upon the mass grave of tragic travelers from the 1956 air collision that created the FAA. Glimpse the earthly interment of the astronomer who proved the motion of galaxies. Hear the tale of haunted businessmen who built up Downtown before they went under and listen to the gruesome account of true crime filicide that shocked Flagstaff to its core!

Listen up, adventure-seekers! We have the ultimate outdoor excursion for photo-obsessed travelers who want to avoid the hassles of driving and crowds. Get pumped for our Grand Canyon South Rim tour - it's the perfect Instagram-worthy and TikTok-ready! Soak up those canyon views and epic landscapes as we take you to all the best overlooks and photo spots. No admission fees, no parking headaches, no fighting crowds! Just you, your camera, and the vast majesty of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World unfolding before your eyes. It gets even better! We'll make stops to meet local Native artisans who will give you a firsthand look at their traditional jewelry-making. Then we'll wrap up the day at a 100+-year-old trading post for some last shopping. How cool is that? This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to live your best content-creator life! The canyon views will leave you speechless - and with a camera full of absolute fire content! Let's do this, explorers! The open road calls!

Let a knowledgeable and personable guide show you the Grand Canyon and educate you about its geology and history, its flora and fauna, its tribal inhabitants and its folklore. Don´t worry about driving, finding the best overlooks and information - we have all that for you on this tour!

The crown of the day is a visit to Lower Antelope Canyon with a 1 mile hike with a Native American guide. This lower section of this corkscrew canyon requires a bit more effort but the reward is fewer visitors and a more intimate experience. The unique water and wind carved sandstone walls change color as the angle of light changes throughout the day. This portion of the canyon has a north/south orientation so light strikes some portion of the walls during most of the day. Your guide will talk about the formation of the slot canyon and offer suggestions for taking the best photos along the way. Time is allotted for lunch on your own.