Top Page Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Discover the lesser-traveled depths of Antelope Canyon on a walking tour through the lower portions of this colorful sandstone slot canyon. One of the most popular natural attractions in the region, the upper sections of Antelope Canyon are typically crowded with tourists. This tour takes adventurous travelers down ladders, through the tightly carved sandstone, and into a part of the canyon most tourists don’t reach.

Begin your journey at Wahweap Boat Tours, departing from Lake Powell Resort. Board the tour boat and relax as you navigate the stunning Navajo Canyon. Marvel at the Glen Canyon Dam, the second-largest concrete arch dam in the U.S. Admire the captivating Navajo Sandstone formations with their striking red and burnt orange hues. As you cruise along the 600-foot-high walls of Navajo Canyon, witness the mesmerizing "desert varnish," also known as Navajo Tapestry, decorating the sandstone walls. Take in the striking 50/50 Wall, soaring as high below the water as it does above you. Capture the most picturesque views on Lake Powell with your camera. Enjoy water, coffee, and lemonade, and arrive safely back to the marina.

Don’t miss the highlights of Lower Antelope Canyon with this small-group tour led by a local Navajo guide. Learn about the geology of the canyon, known as “Hasdeztwaz” (Spiral Rock Arches) in Navajo, as well as the history and culture of the Navajo people who have lived near the canyon for centuries. Enjoy plenty of time to take in the majestic views and snap photos as you walk through the canyon.

Visit Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide during this guided tour. Complete a one-mile loop on foot (comfortable shoes recommended). Walk through multi-colored Navajo sandstone, whipped by wind and sun into a variety of formations. The trail has one staircase and eight ladders with safety handrails.

This small-group tour stands out by offering an off-road excursion through the “Secret” Antelope Canyon, a mostly undiscovered gem within the Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon system, and taking a private dirt road to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. Travel in a shaded and cushioned open-air tour truck with 360-degree views of the Arizona wilderness or an enclosed van, based on availability. Navajo permit fees are not included, so plan accordingly.

This is an all-hiking tour that begins at our location and takes you to Upper Antelope Canyon. Covering a 4 mile in total of walking (around 3 hour walking totally) there and back from the canyon to the STARTING POINT area. This is all hiking and there is NO shuttle transportation. Upper Antelope Canyon Trail will have shaded areas every quarter of a mile and water stations along the way to the Canyon to refill your bottles or jug containers.

Renting a kayak on your own allows you to explore the canyon at your own pace, without relying on others. You can paddle, hike, and swim whenever you choose, making the adventure truly yours.

Explore the sandstone slopes of Lower Antelope Canyon, sometimes referred to as Corkscrew Canyon, with this guided tour. Your professional guide will take you and a small group of fellow explorers out to the orange-hued canyon, where you'll have around 45 minutes to walk around and take pictures as you learn about the canyon's geological history.

Experience the thrill of driving your own UTV through the rugged beauty surrounding Page, Arizona on this guided off-road adventure. Departing just minutes from town, you’ll take the wheel and explore a network of sandy washes, desert trails, and slickrock terrain as you venture into the wide-open landscapes of Northern Arizona. This tour is all about the ride and the views. Along the way, you’ll stop at elevated vantage points overlooking some of the most iconic scenery in the Southwest—including Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, the Grand Staircase-Escalante region, Vermilion Cliffs, and even a unique perspective of Horseshoe Bend from above. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, you’ll experience a perfect mix of adrenaline and scenery. Whether you're powering through sand or cruising across open desert, this tour is designed to be fun, accessible, and unforgettable true off-road experience for both first-time drivers and experienced riders.

Kayak into Antelope Canyon — the most exclusive way to experience one of the world’s most famous natural wonders. Discover the beauty of Antelope Canyon on a one-of-a-kind adventure combining kayaking and hiking. Launch onto Lake Powell and paddle beneath towering 200-foot red rock cliffs, surrounded by stunning desert scenery and calm, reflective water. As you glide deeper, the canyon narrows—leading you toward the hidden entrance of Antelope Canyon. Continue on foot into Lower Antelope Canyon, where smooth, flowing sandstone walls and famous light beams create a surreal, world-renowned landscape perfect for photos. Designed for everyone, this tour is beginner-friendly with calm water paddling and an easy, guided walk (about 1 mile total). No prior experience needed—just come ready for an unforgettable adventure. Led by an expert guide, you’ll learn the canyon’s history, geology, and cultural significance along the way.

Ligai Si Anii Canyon, featured on PBS's Untold Earth, offers a rare and captivating experience with its H-shaped formation, smooth canyon walls, and ancient Anasazi markings. This secluded and peaceful tour provides visitors with a unique opportunity to witness the creation of slot canyons and take in heart-shaped formations on the canyon walls. Additionally, travelers will explore Sheep Head Canyon, where they can admire ancient rocks and sandstones that tell the story of time. It's a perfect blend of natural beauty and history for an unforgettable adventure.

See one of the country’s most beautiful slot canyons on this guided tour of Upper Antelope Canyon. Capture stunning photographs of the curvy sandstone slot canyon with light filtering through at different angles for an ever-changing experience. Your Navajo Nation guide shares the history of the canyon, and admission fees and permits are included for the non-hiking tours.

Embark on a scenic dam cruise in Page, Arizona, journeying through the serene waters of Wahweap Bay to the awe-inspiring Glen Canyon Dam. As the second-largest concrete arch dam in the United States unfolds before your eyes, immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of this iconic landmark. Throughout the cruise, enjoy complimentary water, coffee, and lemonade, adding a touch of refreshment to your exploration. Experience a blend of relaxation and insightful information, creating a memorable journey through Lake Powell. Capture the essence of nature's beauty with your camera and relish the opportunity to witness the grandeur of Glen Canyon Dam in a setting that promises both tranquility and fascination.

We do all the work for you! We carry all kayaks up and down the steep sandy beach for you so your tour is as relaxing and enjoyable from the start to the finish. Join a guided adventure through Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell. Choose a Kayak-Only tour or a Kayak & Hike experience, swim optional. Paddle through Antelope Canyon’s towering sandstone walls, then hike the winding Lower Canyon, discovering its vivid colors, history, and geology with your guide. Cool down with a refreshing swim in and out of the canyon. Plan to arrive 30 minutes early to check in, complete waivers, and attend a required safety briefing before your tour. Tours begin as scheduled on the water. Late arrivals for check in cannot be refunded.

Explore the stunning beauty of Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon with our convenient kayak rentals. Experience the freedom of self-guided exploration and discover the hidden gems of the area at your own leisure. Our rentals include all necessary equipment, and we offer a complimentary kayak drop-off and pick-up service to Antelope Point Public Launch Ramp, making it easy for you to start your adventure. - Rent single or double sit-on-top kayaks, ideal for day trips or fishing - Explore iconic spots like Antelope Canyon while paddling through the serene waters - Hike the Lowest part of Antelope Slot Canyon. Only Accessible by Water, and the only part of Antelope Canyon you can hike without a guide! - All rentals come with paddles, PFDs, and essential gear for your comfort -Kayaking Antelope Canyon alone takes around 2.5 to 3 hours -Kayaking and Hiking Antelope Canyon takes around 4 to 6 hours depending on pace and distance hiking -Kayaks are provided at the water’s edge due to low water

Deep in the Arizona wilds near Page lies Secret Antelope Canyon, an orange and red deep valley carved into the rock. Explore the canyon on this half-day small-group tour, as well as Horseshoe Bend—a site of great historic importance to the Navajo Nation—while you learn the area’s storied geological and cultural history.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Wind Canyon Tours, where you'll explore the breathtaking beauty of Wind Canyon, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Navajo Nation. Our guided tours offer an intimate experience of this stunning slot canyon, renowned for its vibrant red sandstone formations and unique geological features. Tour Highlights: Expert Navajo Guides: Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through the canyon, sharing insights into its rich history, geology, and cultural significance. Scenic Journey: Begin with a 6-mile 4-wheel drive ride to the canyon entrance, followed by a 2-hour walking tour through the mesmerizing sandstone formations. Photographic Opportunities: Capture the canyon's shifting light and colors, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

Discover the natural beauty of Antelope Canyon, without having to hike, on this small-group boat tour and photo excursion. Check out the Glen Canyon Dam, walls of Antelope Canyon, and the cliffs around Wahweap Bay. Your captain takes you to find the best light so you can snap beautiful shots for social media or your own use.

This is the only via ferrata in a slot canyon anywhere in the world! No experience is required to hike climb, and rappel in this stunning canyon. Guides will ensure your safety and instruct you through the entire experience.

Deer Canyon, offered by Antelope Valley Canyon Tours, provides an intimate and immersive experience into the heart of Arizona's desert landscape. Unlike the more frequented Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon, Deer Canyon offers a secluded adventure, allowing visitors to explore its stunning rock formations without the crowds. Our tours grant you entry to one of the area's most secluded slot canyons, ensuring a peaceful and personal exploration. Led by knowledgeable Navajo guides, our tours offer deep insights into the canyon's geology, history, and cultural significance, enriching your journey. We understand the importance of capturing memories. Our guides encourage photography, allowing you to take your time and fully appreciate the canyon's beauty. We prioritize your comfort and safety throughout the tour, ensuring a memorable and secure adventure.

Take your adventure further with our Extended Page UTV Off-Road Adventure, a longer, more immersive ride through the rugged desert landscapes surrounding Page, Arizona. This 3-hour guided tour puts you behind the wheel of your own UTV as you explore sandy washes, slickrock terrain, and scenic backcountry trails. In addition to the panoramic overlook stops featuring views of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Vermilion Cliffs, and Horseshoe Bend from above, this extended experience ventures deeper into the desert for additional off-road riding in the Antelope Valley area. With more time on the trails, you’ll enjoy a greater variety of terrain, longer stretches of open riding, and a more adventurous feel overall. Whether you're looking to push a little further off the beaten path or simply want more time behind the wheel, this tour delivers the ultimate UTV experience in the Page area.

Located on Navajo Nation land in Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon known for its remarkable rock formations and colors, making it a photographer's dream. With this entry ticket to Upper Antelope Canyon, you'll have access, which is only granted to members of the public with a Navajo guide. This portion of the canyon is at ground level, meaning you don't have to climb, so it's suitable for most visitors. Once inside, look up at the beams of sunlight that shine down from the sky. Note, you must arrive 1 hour before your entry time to check in.

The trip begins in Page, AZ with boarding our bus and driving to Lee’s Ferry. Once at Lee’s Ferry join your guide on your raft for the morning. You will start your trip by motoring up to Petroglyph Beach and its fascinating archeological site. Look up in awe at the soaring cliffs above Horseshoe Bend as you learn the stories of the Ancestral Puebloan people who lived in the area. Enjoy floating while taking in the views of Glen Canyon. Afterward, you’ll enjoy a bus ride back from Lees Ferry to Page, passing the Vermillion Cliffs, Marble Canyon, Navajo Bridge, and geologic wonders along the way.