Top Sedona Day Trips

Our tour guide, Kevin, was fantastic. He conveyed a lot of historical information about Sedona as well as current facts. He was always concerned about our comfort and he was a very good driver. Of course, the scenery in and around Sedona cannot be beat! I highly recommend this tour.

Brad gave an amazingly informative tour. I learned so much. Very entertaining! The tour covered everything i wanted to learn about and more. Brad's sense of humor was delightful. We are so appreciative of having him as our guide. Brad, thank you again for making this a wonderful tour.

What a great excursion! It was our first time visiting Sedona and the wine tour was a great way to see part of the town and taste local wines. The bus itself was very spacious and the charcuterie box was delicious! A bit pricey at some of the wineries but it was worth the experience.

This experience is great for those who want to see the beautiful scenery of Red Rocks more remote places. It's not a strenuous outing and can be enjoyed by young and old. Our tour guide David was super knowledgeable and very willing to share his knowledge of the scenery and plants as well as some history of Sedona and Red rocks. The vehicle is well equipped and rides good, plus David supplied everyone with blankets as the day we went it was a bit cool. It's really nice when someone makes you feel so welcomed and appreciated. Water was also offered for free. David even took time to talk with anyone personally when they had questions or wanted their photo taken with a great background. I highly recommend this tour and outfit if you want to see some amazing sights and only have a few hours to spend. The cost is also very reasonable.

Me and my girl did a day trip to the Grand Canyon from Sedona. Ed, our tour guide was great. Having an experienced tour guide is the way to go for sure. Stopped at several great lookout spots to capture breathtaking views and pictures, and allowed the group (there was 8 of us in the bus/van) to decide how long to stay at each place. Overall travel time was 2.5 hrs each way, with about 6 hrs spent at the canyon and stopping for lunch and a few sightseeing Trading Post shops along the way. We all loved it.

It is a slow moving train where we could enjoy the amazing beauty of the area. There were options for drinks & snacks, although we never went back to that car, there was a lot of people coming & going from there. Just a relaxing way to get to the Grand Canyon.

I am a solo traveler and thoroughly enjoyed the trip led by Brian. We had a family with kids and a few other couples. The van was packed. Brian was very enthusiastic, engaged and entertaining. The trip was so scenic and so peaceful. We had a good amount of rest stops and lunch was really good. The stop at the Navajo store on the way back was nice. I bought a beautiful pair of earrings. And of course the sites were incredible. We solo walked horseshoe bend which is simply magnificent. And Antelope canyon was magical.. that is a guided tour, guided by local Navajo guides. It’s a bucket list tour for sure. I’m so glad I did it. I’ll never forget this day.

This was such a great experience. Miguel was awesome. He has so much knowledge of the history of the area and shared that with us. He kept us all engaged and had great conversations. The timing of our stops and lunch were great. Would definitely recommend this tour.