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Combine the convenience of a private self-guided driving tour with the flexibility of independent exploration in Zion National Park. Visit top spots like Angel's Landing and the Zion Narrows at your own pace. Download the GPS-enabled audio guide to your phone for offline use. Note: from March to late November, driving is restricted; use the shuttle bus with the audio guide during this time.

Utah boasts some of the best locations in the US to stargaze without a lot of light pollution. See the Milky Way and constellations above you during this dark sky stargazing tour just outside the eastern part of Zion National Park. See stars and planets up close with a provided telescope and learn a bit about astronomy from your tour guide.

The largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere, the Great Salt Lake, is a top Utah highlight—and this boat tour offers the perfect way to get up close and personal. Pick from multiple departure times, meet your guide at the marina, grab a bug-proof hat, and hop aboard your motorized pontoon. With just a small group for company, admire the scenery, look out for wildlife, and learn about the lake’s history.

Discover Salt Lake City at your own pace with our flexible Hop On Hop Off sightseeing tour. Ride aboard our comfortable, closed-top double-decker bus or single-deck open-top bus as you explore the city's most iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and scenic neighborhoods. What sets our tour apart is the freedom to hop off at any stop, stay as long as you like, then hop back on when you’re ready—plus, with real-time bus tracking on our interactive map, you’ll always know exactly when the next bus is coming. Enjoy onboard narration as you pass must-see attractions like Temple Square, Utah State Capitol, the Natural History Museum, and Gateway Mall. Our route is designed for travelers who want convenience, flexibility, and a fun, informative way to see the best of Salt Lake City. Whether you're visiting for a day or a weekend, this is the easiest way to see more—without the stress of driving or parking.

Set off on a private driving adventure around Bryce Canyon and enjoy the freedom of the open road without the need for group travel or a guide. Take your audio tour with you on your own smartphone or smart device, and follow the map to find interesting stop-offs, hiking trails, and viewpoints as you travel. Discover the unique landscape of the canyon independently.

Many people plan a trip to Zion National Park for its impressive views and landmarks. Cover more ground of the park in less time during this Zion National Park Panoramic Helicopter Flight that lets you see the park from a unique vantage point—the sky. You’ll see key areas while your guide fills you in on the history of the land.

Monument Valley draws nearly half a million visitors every year to its famous rock formations along the Utah and Arizona border. Hear the geologic history and ancient mythology behind these formations on a guided 1.5-hour tour of Valley Loop Drive, stopping at the Valley’s most famous landmarks and overlooks.

Outdoor enthusiasts can go off-road and explore the Utah desert on this guided, all-terrain vehicle (ATV) tour. Start your day by meeting up in Sand Hollow State Park for an adrenaline-fueled ride through the sand dunes. You can rent a vehicle for up to four people, get behind the wheel, and follow your guide to explore the red rock landscape.

See the best of Utah’s Bryce Canyon National Park on a small-group tour excursion. Set off for an adventure through the rugged landscapes and unique spires with a seasoned guide and an air-conditioned vehicle. Discover key sites in the park and learn about the wildlife, history, and geology of Bryce Canyon. Note that park admission is not included and may require a separate fee.

Like most national parks, Zion can be extremely crowded and hard to get around when its at its peak busy season. Enjoy views of the land without having to fight for space on land with this Zion National Park Helicopter Tour. This helicopter tour covers 55 miles (88.5 kilometers) around the park, and you’ll see places like Kolob Canyon, Smith Mesa, and the Canaan Mountain Wilderness Area as you fly.

Explore Zion National Park’s stunning sandstone landscapes on a small-group e-bike tour, stopping at famous sites like the Court of the Patriarchs and the Temple of Sinawava. Enjoy a relaxing ride with provided bikes, helmets, and snacks, while learning about the park’s history from your guide. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour allows children under 12 to ride as passengers and offers flexibility to revisit favorite spots afterward.

See Monument Valley at its most spectacular: as it is lit up by the setting sun. This tour is led by a Navajo guide and takes you into the backcountry, to places that are normally off limits to visitors. As well as seeing the sights, you'll dive into Indigenous culture with a Navajo rug weaving demonstration and performances.

Experience the beauty of Slot Canyons without the crowds on this small-group tour near Zion National Park. In an off-road UTV vehicle, you'll journey into the rugged backcountry, and to a private access area few visitors reach. Led by an experienced guide, hike into the slot canyon and conquer climbing obstacles reaching 10 feet high, while admiring the towering sandstone walls.

Marvel at the highlights of Arches National Park in just hours without getting footsore with this unique scenic van tour from Moab. Savor unobstructed views of this protected land from the glass-enclosed van—which converts to an open-top, weather permitting—and break up the ride with several short, easy walks to iconic scenic overlooks including Park Avenue Trail. Learn about the park’s landscape and ecosystem from your guide as you explore by van and on foot, combining leisurely drives with short hikes.

See a side of Arches National Park that few other visitors get to experience—and don’t worry about navigating the park on your own—on this small-group sunset tour. With round-trip transit from Moab via air-conditioned 4x4, getting there is made easy. Once in the park, discover scenic highlights including the La Sal Mountain Loop, Three Gossips, Double O Arch, and much more. Then, admire the vibrant views as the sun starts to set.

Embark on a unique journey to Antelope Island, where rugged terrain meets the serene salt flats of the Great Salt Lake. As a former African safari guide and local expert, I’ll tailor the tour to your interests—whether it’s wildlife, birding, or capturing stunning landscapes. With small group sizes, you’ll enjoy a more intimate, personalized experience, free from the crowds of larger tours. Flexible trip durations and custom start times ensure your adventure fits your schedule, whether you’re here for a quick escape or a deeper exploration.

Explore the majestic landscapes of Zion National Park on this half-day hiking tour, ideal for families and all levels of hikers. The journey begins with a scenic hike to the Emerald Pools, showcasing stunning waterfalls and canyon views, followed by a shuttle ride to the Temple of Sinawava. Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Virgin River and stop at Big Bend Overlook to observe hikers on Angels Landing and spot California Condors. Conclude with a stroll along the paved Pa’rus Trail to the Zion Human History Museum, where you can continue your exploration at your own pace. - Guided tour includes a professional local guide for expert insights - Suitable for families and all level hikers; covers ~4 miles with moderate inclines and stairs - Small group size with a maximum of 8 guests ensures personalized attention - Light snacks and shuttle service provided; park entry fee not included

Some locals say that a sandy version of Bigfoot known as ‘Sandsquatch’ lives in Utah’s Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. Hunt for the elusive beast while gliding through the sandy dunes on a utility task vehicle (UTV) on this tour of the park, then hop aboard a sandboard or sled for an adrenaline-fuelled ride down the dunes.

Attend a performance by the world-renowned Tabernacle Choir—and embark on a sightseeing tour of Salt Lake City's top sights—on this time-saving, two-in-one tour. Have the special chance to take in a live performance by the Grammy- and Emmy-award-winning, 360-member Tabernacle Choir, one of the city's top events. Then, see many of the city’s popular sights, including the Utah State Capitol building, This is the Place Heritage Park, and Temple Square.

See one of the region’s most beautiful slot canyons without the crowds that overtake the more famous Antelope Canyon. Instead, an experienced guide will drive you in a four-wheel-drive vehicle (the only way to reach the site besides hiking) to Peekaboo Slot Canyon where you’ll learn the geology and history and have time to take dramatic photos. Other nearby stops like Anasazi Moqui Steps may be included if there’s extra time.

Adventure-seeking travelers won’t want to miss the chance to go canyoneering through some of the most amazing slot canyons in Zion National Park. Your guide will keep you safe as you navigate your way through the canyons of red rock, rappelling down some cliffs as high as 100 feet. Learn about the geology of the area as you go. This tour lasts about five hours.

Gain an understanding of the rich history and cultural evolution of Salt Lake City on this walking tour through its vibrant downtown area. With a local guide, uncover stories of the original Mormon pioneers, the legacy of the 2002 Winter Olympics, and the diverse communities that shape the city today. With group size kept small, enjoy a personal, interactive experience—ideal for travelers who want to ask questions, hear local perspectives, and avoid getting lost in a large crowd. Along the way, discover unique architecture and visit hidden landmarks often missed by solo visitors.

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Utah with our Arches National Park Tours! Home to over 2,000 natural stone arches, including the famous Delicate Arch and Balanced Rock, this park offers unforgettable scenery and geological wonders. Our professional, interpretive, and entertaining guides will lead you through iconic landmarks, sharing stories about the park’s formations, wildlife, and cultural history. With scenic drives, short walks, and panoramic views, our Arches National Park Tours make it easy to experience the park's beauty and wonder—no timed entry reservations required. Catch the cooler desert air on our morning departures or discover arches in afternoon, returning just in time for dinner.