Top Sedona Bus Tours - page 4

For those that are seeking a more genuine tour, with a locally based tour company, this day is designed to focus solely on the Grand Canyon coming from Sedona, along the way up we drive through Oak Creek Canyon, passing through Flagstaff while sharing geology and history info the entire way. This tour is one of the few Grand Canyon tours that takes you through the painted desert! We then stop for lunch at Cameron Trading post within the historic Dine' (Navajo) reservation then enter first into the East Gate. We then visit 4 points of interests along the canyon and learn the geology, geography, and history/mystery of the Natives and settlers, finally exiting the park at the South Gate leaving no stone unturned. It's biggest advantage is a local guide that has studied all the relevant subjects, making the tour as comprehensive as possible and visiting more sites than most other tours, thus having the most amount of experience one could have while visiting the Grand Canyon for a day!

There's so much to see and do in Arizona it's impossible to do it all. But you can get pretty damn close with this full-day whirlwind tour of 5 National Monuments in and around Sedona. Enjoy the sights from the comfort of an air-conditioned chariot while learning about the areas natural and cultural history from an expert guide.

During this Private Tour with mystic Mark Amaru Pinkham, author of "Sedona: City of the Star People," you will learn the legends and see the remnants of ancient Palatkwapi, the "Red City" of Hopi legend that was built and lived in by the Kachina Star People from the Pleiades that Sedona currently sits upon. Mark reveals the major vortexes, the 5 & 6 pointed Star Grids, the temples, statues, and the red rock carvings that were specially created many thousands of years ago by the Star People, and he also leads you through a special alchemical meditation at one of these power spots. Mark will also reveal the location of the throne and court of the leader of the Star People, the Hopis' patron and Lord of the World, Masau'u.

For a spiritual adventure in the Arizona desert, you can tap into Sedona's energy on this personalized, guided tour. Your host leads the way, introduces you to the vortex energies, and takes you to the leylines between Bell Rock and Boynton Canyon. You learn about your body's energy flow, travel through the energies, and visit the vortexes as you go—with an optional meditation to bring you into balance.

Along with its red-rock formations, Sedona is known for stargazing in the dark night sky, but if you don’t know where to go for the perfect sights, you could miss out on some really cool experiences. This Sedona UFO and Stargazing Night Tour takes you to three viewing locations for the best sights—one adjacent to the Fay Canyon area, one near Cultural Park Place, and one near Crystal Magic Psychic Center.

Book this small group tour that takes you into some of the most iconic canyons in Sedona, Antelope Canyon X and Horseshoe Bend. You’ll get some great photos as you wander through the canyons catching the different light angles. Keep costs down by booking this small group tour, but still have an intimate feel amongst your group.

Discover four top vineyards in northern Arizona's Verde Valley region—and travel in style aboard a luxury vehicle—on this private, half-day tour. Meet your guide at your Sedona accommodation, hop aboard your limousine or SUV, and set off: at each winery you visit, you can enjoy tastings (own expense), explore the facilities, and learn more about what makes the local wine industry special.

If you’re wanting to see Sedona’s red-rock area, but don’t want to go on just another group tour, this Sedona Bell Rock or Cathedral Rock Private Journey and Meditation combines seeing the sights with a unique spiritual experience at the vortex of your choice. Learn firsthand the awesome energies of these phenomenal places, and take part in meditation, healing, and self-reflection.

Sedona has been sacred ground for millennia. The energy resonating through its red rock landscape is unlike anything you’ll ever experience. Recharge during this completely customizable tour while learning about Sedona’s natural history and the Native American teachings related to the Medicine Wheel. Work with your guide to determine the sections of Sedona you’d like to visit, the length of your tour and sites you’d like to see.

Combine hiking with spirituality and healing with this private guided hike at the Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park in Sedona. Experience a smudging ceremony at the Medicine Wheel before embarking on the hike, and learning about the ways of Buddha along the way. Afterwards, relax with a guided meditation session that includes sound healing, energy work, and oils.

Enjoy a day out in Monument Valley Tribal Park without the hassle of renting a car; this tour provides all round-trip transportation. Snap photos of the towering buttes, pinnacles, and other rock formations, then stop for a tour of the Valley focused on the Navajo way of life. Tour some traditional dwellings and listen to in-depth commentary on the valley's history and ecosystem.

This scenic tour around Sedona takes you to some of the area’s most popular photo spots and natural formations. Visit scenic overlooks of Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, and the Vermilion Cliffs. You’ll also explore Oak Creek Canyon and a part of Antelope Canyon known as “the corkscrew.” Take in the rugged beauty of the American southwest on the scenic tour though the Navajo Nation.

Seeing the Grand Canyon National Park is a great feeling, but being able to hike and enjoy every part of it is even more thrilling. Prebook this Grand Canyon National Park Hiking Trip from Sedona or Flagstaff, which includes hotel pickup and drop-off within city limits, and go on a guided hike of a South Rim trail for stunning, up-close views of the canyon. You’ll also see Cameron Trading Post, Oak Creek Canyon, and Grand Canyon Village.

Ideal for meditators, seekers, and the spiritually-minded, this private, half-day package in Sedona takes you on a personalized healing journey. Get help navigating life’s transitions and reconnect with your higher self. Activities are adapted to each person but typically include sitting meditation, walking meditation in a labyrinth garden, or a Medicine Wheel ceremony.

Discover the world-famous Grand Canyon—as well as extinct volcanoes, Native American ruins, and ancient lava flows—on this full-day, small-group tour. Following morning pickup at your Sedona or Flagstaff accommodation, visit both Wupatki and Sunset Crater Volcano National Monuments. After lunch in the Navajo Nation, continue to the Grand Canyon, where you’ll soak up views from the Desert Watchtower, visit the East and South Rims, and more.

This medicine wheel ceremony is a deep dive into the spiritual energies that many believe Sedona offers its visitors. Join a Cherokee elder for a traditional medicine wheel ceremony using a wheel made by the Lakota tribe. This hands-on tour includes personalized attention as your guide walks you through your fears, illusions, and truths for a potentially transformational experience.

Ever feel like you're not realizing your full potential. Maybe it’s time for a tune-up. Realign your energy system with this completely customizable tour of Sedona’s numerous vortexes. This red rock landscape has been sacred ground to various cultures for 1000s of years, and for good reason. Tap into the unique energy resonating here and find the balance you didn't even know you were missing.

See Sedona’s red rocks and mountain peaks without having to focus on the road with a driver-led Jeep tour. Take in sweeping views of the colorful scenery, and learn the history of this remarkable region’s people and landscape, visit key attractions such as Cathedral Rock and the Chapel of the Holy Cross, and watch for the birds, lizards and mammals that make their home in the Sonoran Desert.

Marvel in the beauty of Arizona’s famous red rock country on this small-group, 2-hour Jeep tour departing from Sedona. Ride through the Vultee Arch Road area and discover breathtaking views of ancient canyons and magnificent sandstone formations. A personal guide shares Sedona’s ecology, history, and stories of pioneer days, including a stop at the historic Van Deren Cabin for photos.

Explore Sedona’s iconic red rock country at your own pace with this self-guided driving audio tour. Drive along the famed Red Rock Scenic Byway (SR 179) and wind through Oak Creek Canyon, while narration shares stories about geology, culture, and local legends. Drive to 20 hand-picked stops that include Cathedral Rock vista at Crescent Moon Picnic Site, Red Rock State Park trails, Slide Rock State Park’s natural water slide, historic Tuzigoot National Monument, and scenic violin of Uptown Sedona. Start whenever you like, pause for hikes or photos, cool off in Oak Creek, shop in charming Uptown Sedona, or chase energy vortexes at Bell Rock or Airport Mesa. Use offline GPS navigation, follow insider tips, and enjoy lifetime access—no group schedules needed. Download the tour, hit the road, and let dynamic storytelling guide you through Sedona’s most breathtaking sights—on your terms, every time.

Sip, savor, and enjoy a day in Verde Valley wine country on a customized, private tour of the area. We specialize in elevated (and FUN) experiences for our guests, pampering them along the way. As your local guide, we are ready to share our lovely part of the world with you, provide insight about the area and its viticulture, and be your photographer.

Many Grand Canyon National Park tours can be overcrowded and even leave you with obstructed views during your time in the park. This Grand Canyon Private Sunset Tour with El Tovar Dinner is special because not only is it just for you and your group, but you’ll see amazing views of the park at sunset. Afterward, you’ll head to El Tovar Hotel in Grand Canyon Village for dinner.

Hosted by local owner opereror Dynamic Journey Tours. Starting with Oak Creek Canyon, one of americas most beautiful drives, then next on to the lava flows at Sunset Crater, and the 2800 Pueblos at Wupatki National monument, all while exploring the the ancient landscape the same way the natives had, so that when one arrives to the Grand Canyon they come in with full breath of readiness to experience it (we are the only company that spends time at multiple spots in each park). The journey before the Grand Canyon is majority exploring the painted desert! Before entering the Canyon we stop for lunch at the famous Cameron Trading post, then off to the East entrance, where we explore 4 points of interest to entirely take the day in, finally exiting at the south entrance. We take the the time to walk for an hour along the Rim path at the last destination, in Grand Canyon Village. This is the most comprehensive and fulfilling day trip Journey. One could have to the Grand Canyon.

Our Guides are highly trained and very knowledgeable not only about the area but also regarding Native Americans, Early Settlers and Geology. On this tour you will see Sedona in a very special way.