All Monument Valley Tours & Excursions in 2026

Though I have been to Monument Valley many times over the past 30 years, several of which have been with Navajo guides, this one with Travis was, as we said back in the day, Mind Blowing. The pagentry of the monuments marching through time was brought to life for me this time as in no other visit. I felt the living sky and earth and wind through the notes of Travis' flute and observed a man, a truly blessed man, who demonstrates what it is to walk in beauty. As we passed through beloved land, Travis' way of welcoming, his generosity in sharing his heritage knitted sense through the awareness of a troubled world and I entered into a deeper understanding of the oneness of all things, even people who strive to be distinct and above others, and this not in words as much as the deep acceptance of how to be in contrast to what we have learned of people's sickness of soul. Afraid I'll get all sappy and sentimental sounding if I go on, I'll close with this. Now, after this trip through the valley, my heart is woven through with the glorious red dirt of healing. For my new husband, Geoff Koetsch and I, it was a blessing on our late years' love and the wonder of life embraced. Thank you, Travis. Shirley Willis

The time it took for this tour was perfect. It wasn’t too long but it wasn’t too short either, which is what we wanted due to time constraints. Our tour guide was Joseph and did an amazing job. Extremely professional and genuine. He’s been doing it for 31 years and it’s obvious he enjoys it.

Jake was amazing. So special to watch the sunrise with him. Yes, it was early. But so special to be one of the few among the monuments. Saw all the gorgeous spots that visitors on the 17 mile loop are not allowed to go. It was very special to be welcomed into these special places and for Jake to share his culture with us. Thank you so much for having us!!