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Olga_S, Jul 2026
Super!
We liked the tour very much! Everything was planed and organized in a high level. Very happy we were here!
Virginia_K, Jul 2026
You Will Regret Not Taking This Tour.
The tour was very very good. John, our guide, was most personable and took extra care to be sure each participant had the ultimate experience. The Valley is majestic and John took time to explain the different formations, Navajo believes and practices, history and lore of the Navajo Nation. We recommend both the tour and John as your guide.
Randy_L, Jul 2026
Fun time
How you can drive your own car through Monument Valley taking a tour is so much more. You’ll go on trails that are not open and need four-wheel-drive. The guides are wonderful.
Shirley_K, Jul 2026
Very good tour of Monument valley
The tour was very good, we drove around the 17 Mile drive and into private restricted area and told us about the sites we were seeing. Water was supposed to be included but we didn't get any, we might have if we asked for it but no one did. Finding the tour at the View Hotel was confusing because we didn't know the name of our tour other than Three Hour Monument Valley Tour but we needed the company name because there are many tours meeting at The View Hotel.

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

5.0
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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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