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QingXin_L, Jun 2026
Our guide Nolan is very...
Our guide Nolan is very knowledgeable and personable. Learned a lot about the formation and history of Antelope canyon as well as local tribes. Appreciated the length and pace of the tour, the guides ensured that everyone went with their comfort level and kept us safe.
Julie_K, Jun 2026
AMAZING tour and place!
Dixie's Lower Antelope Canyon tour was amazing. Our guide, Brandon was so knowledgeable, pointed out the best places for pictures, played his recorder/flute instrument (I'm sure that's not what it was called!), etc. The canyon was stunning. The facilities are really nice (read the story about Dixie's during covid) that is located on the back left hand wall - I was very happy to support this company, as they give back so much to the community. Great people and stunning place.
Tony_N, Jun 2026
Great experience
What a fantastic tour from start to finished. Our tour guide was Burton. He was amazing. Showed up right on time to pick us up. Shook our hands. Got in the van and broke down for us what activities were planned for the day. He was very knowledgeable and really love what he does. Highly recommend him and the tour we took to Horseshoe bend and upper Antelope Cyn
Jessica_M, Jun 2026
We booked the Secret...
We booked the Secret Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend tour and it was hands down one of the highlights of our entire trip. Our guide Trey was absolutely phenomenal — knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely passionate about sharing his culture and the canyon with us. What made this experience so special was the intimacy of it. With only 16 people in our group, we had the entire canyon to ourselves. No rushing, no crowds, just pure awe. Trey knew exactly where to position us for the best photos, showed us the ideal camera settings for each spot, and even took beautiful family photos for us that we'll treasure forever. The moment that brought tears to my eyes — Trey played his Navajo flute inside the canyon. The sound echoed through the sandstone walls in a way I can't describe. It was deeply moving and something none of us will ever forget. The private Horseshoe Bend viewing area was the perfect finishing touch. No walking long distances in the June heat, no fighting for a spot at the railing — just an unobstructed, breathtaking view of the Colorado River 1,000 feet below. It felt like it was made just for us. If you are deciding between this tour and the crowded Upper Canyon experience, choose this one without hesitation. The small group size, the private access, and a guide like Trey make all the difference. Worth every penny and then some.
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