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Katryna_e, Sep 2026
Our tour guide Larry was...
Our tour guide Larry was amazing! There was a huge storm and Larry handled everything so well from our safety to his knowledge he was brilliant. The scenery was amazing especially in the rain as there were waterfalls everywhere. Such a shame it rained so much and there was a huge storm but it made the experience a little more interesting and unique. Thanks Larry
Cynthia_G, Nov 2026
Great tour with Larry
Larry was a great tour guide giving a story at each stop and playing the flute. Highly recommend booking this tour.
BonnieP_G, Nov 2026
A Must for Experiencing Monument Valley
Due to rainy weather, open air vehicle was changed to enclosed large 4 wheel drive . Without our booked tour we would not have been able to enter the park as the dirt roads were so bad due to rain. Our guide was excellent and explained all our stops and he gave us plenty of time to explore and make pictures at each location. This tour is a must for seeing Monument Valley. 3 hours is the perfect amount of time.
Bina_F, Oct 2026
Amazing experience!
The tour operator was very accommodating, we were late due to the time change, but Chandler gave us an amazing tour in Mystery Valley, showing us Anasazi ruins and helped me climb up to 2 arches.

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

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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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