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PRIVATE LUXURY Sedona Wine Trail Tour: Discover and experience the Verde Valley and Sedona vineyards and area interests with our knowledgeable and experienced guides, all in the comfort of your Private Luxury vehicle. Our tours can also be adjusted and customized to your schedule and desires to maximize your enjoyment. Avoid time crunches from non private bus tours by going with Sedona Tours and Transportation, private and customizable. You can also take in other sights, Jerome, Az, Chapel of the Holy Cross or other iconic landmarks of the Sedona area. Your tour can be improvised and tailored to include as much as you may want to visit, as this is a private tour. We create a lasting impact on your Sedona vacation showcasing the beauty and history of Sedona and The Verde Valley Wine Trail

Discover stories and information on UFOs that you're unlikely to hear elsewhere on an evening tour of Sedona that increases your chance of spotting an unidentified flying object. You'll be provided with military-grade goggles that allow you to see way further into the night sky, as your guide directs your attention to what could be alien life. Plus, a small group limited to 10 makes for an intimate atmosphere.

Take in the vibrant red and orange Sedona natural rock formations and snap photos of some of Arizona’s most stunning vistas on this half-day small-group tour of the city of Sedona and the surrounding countryside. Riding in a climate-controlled van, see sights such as Cathedral Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Boynton Canyon, before stopping for lunch in Uptown to explore the city.

Sedona’s red rock desert landscape is at once otherworldly and emblematic of the American West. See the best parts from the comfort of a luxury van during this round-trip tour from uptown. Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross are just a few of the fabulous sites you'll see along the way.

Jerome’s rich wild west history is one most places can’t compete with, but unless you already know about its booming copper mine during World War I and its ties to Billy the Kid, you’ll really miss out if you go exploring alone. This Wild Wild West Tour of Jerome takes you to historical spots with a local resident that knows the ins and outs of what makes this old-timey town so special.

Experience one of the most dramatic sunsets in the world as awe-inspiring Red Rocks glow with deep red and gold! We take you into specially selected, best viewing places for exquisite photo opportunities. A once in a life time experience! You will see all Sedona's famous rock formations! Our tours are flexible, that's why we are so popular. We add more locations if we have the time. We stop at some locations longer time. It all depends on the time we have available. We use minivans, and most of our tours are semi private, no more than 5 people. * IMPORTANT* Sedona sunsets are breathtaking 90% of the time. However, we are not responsible for the elements. The sun does what it does. It is important for our guests to understand this when booking a sunset tour. Your reviews are important to us. Thank you. ** TOURS LEAVE ABOUT 2.5 HOURS BEFORE SUNSET. PLEASE EXPECT A MESSAGE FROM US WITH PICK UP TIME IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING YOUR RESERVATION**

This guided ghost walk in Jerome, Arizona, is the real deal, since you’ll be using EMF readers and Spirit Boxes in your hunt for ghosts. You’ll explore Haskin’s House, a haunted area, and see if you can connect with ghosts and spirits from the past. The Jerome Historical Society supports this tour, and stories told come from the JHS archives.

Creative, artistic travelers who want to learn something new will love the opportunity to try glassblowing at a workshop in Sedona. The on-site artists will teach you about the craft and show you how to blow glass safely and properly. Express your creativity and practice new skills by blowing your own colored glass flower.

Follow a bespoke itinerary during this private, full-day luxury tour of Sedona. Travel with your guide in a private vehicle, visiting iconic locations like Chapel of the Holy Cross, the rusty-red butte of Bell Rock, and the photogenic Red Rock crossing. Other optional stops include the ghost town of Jerome, the pueblo ruin of Tuzigoot, galleries and boutiques in Tlaquepaque, or a wine-tasting at Page Springs.

Hear Babylonian, Greek, and Roman constellation stories, learn about local indigenous star associations, and take in the natural beauty of Sedona, including its stunning night sky. This "Meet the Stars" tour is led by a well known Sedona guide with entertaining stories, engaging visuals, amazing cosmic information, and quirky insights on Sedona. Relax under the sky with your favorite foods and drinks and let the cosmos above come alive.

Head out into the rough terrain of the Sonoran Desert from Sedona on a 4-wheel drive Jeep tour that provides a fun and informative off-road adventure. Your guide steers the open-air Jeep through the vast desert to show you the treasures of Diamondback Gulch, including the red rock formations that make this part of Arizona so famous.

The perfect mix of outdoor adventure and relaxation, this tour combines a kayaking excursion with wine tasting in Arizona’s Verde Valley. Paddle down the Verde River in a kayak and stop at a vineyard for a sommelier-led tasting. Feel safe with a guide who can offer paddling and safety tips, as well as sharing information on the river’s flora and fauna.

This is Sedona’s rugged high-country climb up iconic Schnebly Hill Road to the Mogollon Rim. You’ll travel in a roomy Jeep Gladiator to panoramic overlooks with sweeping views of Merry Go Round Rock, Munds Mountain, and miles of red rock canyon country most visitors never reach. As a locally owned Sedona company, we keep the experience personal and friendly, with guides who guests consistently rave about for their energy, geology storytelling, and photo-stop timing. Expect a true off-road adventure with big elevation gains, dramatic scenery, and a steady, safety-first pace. Important: This is a very bumpy ride. No children under 4. Not recommended for pregnant travelers or anyone with neck/back issues.

Discover the spiritual side of Sedona—and your own inner energy—on this private spiritual vortex tour. Visit two powerful vortex sites where your guide will introduce you to the phenomenon and its importance to our lives. Meditate and you learn tools to help quiet the mind and find more inner peace.

Explore Sedona’s top landmarks and vortex sites on this guided Jeep tour. Visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross, experience vortex energy at Airport Scenic Viewpoint and Rachel’s Knoll, and shop at Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village. This tour perfectly combines Sedona’s natural beauty, spiritual energy, and local culture. Our longest, most comprehensive tour—perfect for those who want to see it all in one day.

Sedona’s iconic red rock scenery is best explored off the beaten path. This off-road, small-group tour lets you scramble over rocks and roll over bumpy terrain far from where most visitors go—a high-quality Hummer makes the ride a breeze. Plus, with just your crew in tow, you'll get a much closer experience with Mother Nature.

Increase your chances of experiencing paranormal activity during a 'Pandora's Box' ghost tour that focuses on stories of murder, lust, and revenge. You'll explore Haskins House, Old Jerome High School Auditorium, and the Jerome Cemetery—all renowned for their haunted histories—with a guide who'll offer information you're unlikely to find in the guidebook. Plus, specialized ghost-hunting equipment tells you if there are spirits in the vicinity.

For the ultimate wild west adventure, visit the Blazin’ M Ranch in Cottonwood, Arizona. This chuckwagon supper and western stage show attraction features a frontier town where museums, shops, vintage tractor rides, a live shooting gallery, ranch critters and ridin’ and ropin’ are all part of the fun. Also, enjoy a western-style chuckwagon dinner, reminiscent of the kind that was served around campfires over a century ago, and a dinner theater featuring western entertainment and special events.

The outskirts of Sedona features beautiful scenery, which is easy to miss if you have to focus on the road. Leave the driving to someone else on this Jeep tour through Sedona’s rugged countryside, taking in expansive desert views as you make your way onto the Soldier Pass Trail, which was used in the 1870s by General George Crook.

This Grand Canyon day trip from Flagstaff or Sedona is limited to a small group ensuring a more personal experience. The tour blends ancient ruins, lava fields, majestic volcanoes, and amazing views throughout Grand Canyon National Park and the remarkable Painted Desert. Highlights include a drive along the South Rim and East Rim and visits to Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument and Wupatki National Monument.

Soar above Sedona and admire all of its famous rock formations and canyons from the air on this scenic helicopter experience. During your 20 mile (32 kilometer) helicopter tour, you’ll enjoy incredible aerial views of landmarks such as Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Thunder Mountain, Boynton Canyon, and much more.

Sedona has long been associated with supernatural happenings and unexplained events—and this extraterrestrial-themed tour will explore the supposed UFO sightings and interstellar contact that residents have reported in the past. Set off in the early evening with your guide and group for company, and train your eyes to the heavens. Using night-vision goggles, you can keep an eye out for flying saucers.

Explore the heart of historic Dry Creek Basin on a private 4-wheel drive Jeep tour from Sedona. Take in the natural beauty of Red Rock Range as you go off-roading to the floor of the canyon with a guide who shares commentary about Arizona’s geology, history, and wildlife. You’ll ride with an expert driver in an open-air Jeep that can take on the rocky terrain and provide clear views of the American Southwest's desert scenery.

Unleash your inner adventurer on this ATV tour of western Sedona. Ride down a desert trail surrounded by red-rock bluffs, steep canyon walls, and trees to get to lookouts, vistas, and quiet locations away from the sightseeing crowds. See spots of Sedona that have been used as filming sites for more than 40 movies, and drive up to the top of Skeleton Bone Mountain.