Top Arizona Sightseeing Tours - page 3

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.

Roll along the base of the Sedona Red Rocks on this "not too rough" off-road outback adventure. Learn about the history, geology, and ecology of this magnificent land scenic and not too bumpy tour. Great for sunset!

The Grand Canyon is undoubtedly beautiful, but this helicopter tour of the iconic canyon elevates the views to a whole new level. Soar over Kaibab National Forest and into the Dragon Corridor—the deepest and widest part of the canyon. Upgrade your tour to include a Hummer tour of other essential Grand Canyon sights after the ride; your car is waiting for you for a seamless transition.

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.

There’s more to Sedona than just new age retreats and fancy resorts. Case in point: this thrilling 3 hour guided Diamondback Jeep tour through the canyons and mysterious red rocks around this lauded Arizona town. Strap yourself in and prepare for a 4-wheel-drive adventure over rough terrain, learning about the geology, history and wildlife of the area as you go. You'll see sights like Thunder Mountain, Boynton Canyon, Bear Mountain, the Cock’s Comb, Doe Mesa, Greasy Spoon and Diamondback Gulch. No children under 5 yrs old and not recommended for anyone with neck or back issues, or for pregnant women!

When visiting the Scottsdale or Phoenix area, this is an exciting off-road/racing styled adventure in Arizona's Sonoran Desert you won't want to miss! With a guide, drive through some of the finest off-road trails, washes, and hillsides aboard a sand buggy for an adrenaline-filled adventure.

Skip the hassle of rental cars and rigid group tour schedules with this private tour of the Grand Canyon from Sedona. With just your group and a guide who knows the best viewpoints, shortcuts, and ways to beat the canyon crowds—as well as the local history and geology—you can expect a comfortable and customizable experience.

Experience old Route 66 with a hassle-free guided tour from the Kingman, Arizona, area to Oatman, pickup and drop-off included. Discover the history of America’s iconic road at the Powerhouse Visitors Center/Arizona Route 66 Museum, visit the 1920s-era Cool Springs camp, experience the mining town of Oatman and its adorable burros (donkeys), and see epic views of three states.

Take in gorgeous views of the Sonoran Desert and feel like you’re floating on a cloud during an exhilarating hot-air balloon ride at sunrise from Phoenix. You’ll experience the perfect start to your day followed by Champagne toast and breakfast. Upgrade to include round-trip transport from your hotel for a seamless experience.

The rugged landscape around Sedona is beautiful, but rough roads can put stress on regular cars. Experience the rich history and rugged scenery of the magnificent Sonoran Desert without worrying about damaging your car on a 4WD tour. Enjoy views of Sedona’s brilliant rock formations, and watch for the lizards, birds, and mammals that make their home in the harsh desert environment.

If you’re ready for an ATV adventure in the Sonoran Desert, this group tour from Phonix is the one for you. You’ll keep costs down by booking this shared trip, but still be able to ride at your own pace on your two-person ATV. Put on your provided helmet, get a lesson on how to operate your ATV, then head into the desert.

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.

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.

Hop aboard a UTV for an adventure in the Sonoran Desert. Ride on rugged and rocky trails in the scenic Bradshaw Mountains and cross the Aqua Fria River during the scenic journey. Keep an eye out for wildlife: All sorts of animals live in the area, from coyotes and deer to bobcats and rabbits.

Go off-roading through Sedona's rugged desert terrain on a Jeep tour that follows a historic stagecoach route between Sedona and Flagstaff and up to the Colorado Plateau. Stop for photo ops of the spectacular red rock formations and canyon scenery that makes this part of Arizona so famous. Learn about the region's history from your guide as you go, and ask all your burning questions on this private tour.

Swap the crowds and hassle of typical bus tours for a private and personalized experience at two of the most famous landscapes in the American Southwest. This private tour is exclusively for your party and takes you to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon where you join a small group of other guests and are guided through the canyon by a Navajo native. Along the way, you'll journey up Oak Creek Canyon, past Flagstaff, and across the open plains of Navajo land.

Awaken to a higher dimension when you go on this UFO/ stargazing night tour in Sedona. Each guest will get goggles, which lets them look into the light gazing for angels. This is about an hour long tour, and the max number of people is 9 per group. Your guide will be there to try to engage with your spiritual dimension on this night tour.

Discover the wineries of Sedona without the hassle of designating a driver. Traveling in a comfortable Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or stretch limo, you'll visit four boutique Arizona wineries where you will have ample time to explore the vineyards, grab a bite to eat, and sample their best wines.

Arizona’s Red Rock State Park is filled with breathtaking views, but it can be hard to get everywhere you want to go to on foot. This Red Rock panoramic tour by Jeep lets you easily go through the area, and get to more places than you would just by walking. You’ll stop by multiple vistas, including Mesa Overlook, as you hear about the park’s history from your guide.

See some of the Grand Canyon's most popular landmarks on an incredible fixed-wing sightseeing flight. Enjoy aerial views of the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, the Painted Desert of badlands, Zuni Point, and Imperial Point, the Grand Canyon’s highest spire. Also fly over the North Rim and Kaibab National Forest, which borders both the north and south rims of the Grand Canyon. Upgrade to add an open-air Hummer tour after.

Ride the old fashioned Dolly Steamboat through the slot canyon at Canyon Lake and then hit the Apache Trail through the Sonora Desert on this tour from the Phoenix area. After your narrated cruise, visit the small town of Tortilla Flat, taking in views of the rare desert landscape along the way.

Discover the natural beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon, a slot canyon located in northern Arizona in Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park. Lower Antelope Canyon is shallower than Upper Antelope Canyon, both of which are part of the Navajo Nation and require a guided tour; advanced reservations are highly recommended to check out this popular spot in Page.

Explore the sights surrounding Sedona without the hassle of renting a car. Your guide will lead the way so that you can focus on taking in the scenery as you head out from Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, or Mesa to see Sedona highlights. Stops include the famous Red Rocks, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and more, followed by a visit to the old mining town of Jerome.

Explore Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend on this guided day trip from Flagstaff. Meet up your Navajo guide and begin to descend into the canyon, the rays of sunlight make for beautiful photos. Later, take a short hike to Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River snakes and bends and twists. It's one of the most dramatic spans of the entire river. A picnic lunch at Glen Canyon Dam is included.