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What are people saying about Antelope Canyon

Anthony_N, May 2026
Id do it again!
I had a fun time!y tour guide Josh and our driver Kenny were very sweet and fun to be around! Also very friendly and kind. There was a bit of a sand storm near the end and instead of panicking like I would, they were prepared and brought us wipes to clean our faces from the dirt. The lower antelope canyon is beautiful filled with culture and the companies who protect it love what they are doing :)
Tammy_K, Jul 2026
Unique and Amazing Experience
Lower Antelope Canyon is a sight like no other place. The sun beams are gorgeous and McKayla was an outstanding tour guide who took her time explaining and pointing out various things about the canyon. The groups are spread out enough that we did not feel rushed or overly crowded. The pictures we left with are amazing and the memories of being there were definitely a highlight! I highly recommend seeing Lower Antelope Canyon.
Josephine_S, Jun 2026
Amazing Tour
This tour was absolutely amazing! Liang was an amazing tour guide. He told us where to take the best pictures at Horseshoe Bend. Antelope Canyon was absolutely breathtaking!
Maria_T, Jun 2026
Fantastic trip
Great tour, comfortable bus, well organized. Mama (tour guide) and Carlos (driver) wee organized, helpful, friendly - they took fantastic care of us. Horseshoe Bend and Upper Antelope Canyon were fantastic. It is a long day trip but so worth it.

Antelope Canyon

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Upper Antelope Canyon in the Navajo Reservation, Arizona, USA
  • You can only visit this Navajo Nation landmark with an authorized tour guide.

  • Bring your camera and a tripod for long exposure shots—photography enthusiasts travel from all over to snap photos of Antelope Canyon.

  • The more popular of the two, Upper Canyon is easily walkable thanks to a level sandy surface but not easily accessible for wheelchair users.

  • Lower Canyon involves a longer walk that requires climbing metal staircases and is therefore totally inaccessible to wheelchair users.