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This small-group tour stands out by offering an off-road excursion through the “Secret” Antelope Canyon, a mostly undiscovered gem within the Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon system, and taking a private dirt road to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. Travel in a shaded and cushioned open-air tour truck with 360-degree views of the Arizona wilderness or an enclosed van, based on availability. Navajo permit fees are not included, so plan accordingly.

Hear Babylonian, Greek, and Roman constellation stories, learn about local indigenous star associations, and take in the natural beauty of Sedona, including its stunning night sky. This "Meet the Stars" tour is led by a well known Sedona guide with entertaining stories, engaging visuals, amazing cosmic information, and quirky insights on Sedona. Relax under the sky with your favorite foods and drinks and let the cosmos above come alive.

Discover the dark side of Tombstone on this evening haunted ghost tour. Hear spooky stories from the legendary town’s past as you walk to sites such as the Crystal Palace, Big Nose Kate’s Saloon, the O.K. Corral, and more, while your guide fills you in on the colorful characters and spooky stories that have shaped the town, from Wyatt Earp to Ike Clanton.

Swap the crowds and hassle of typical bus tours for a private and personalized half-day tour of Sedona. This luxury experience is exclusively for your party and includes hotel or Airbnb pickup and drop off. Visit landmarks like the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Airport Mesa Overlook, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Oak Creek Canyon while your guide shares insights into Sedona's geology, culture, and history.

Discover the stunning landscapes of Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon on this unforgettable day tour. Starting from Einstein Bros. Bagels in Phoenix, journey through Flagstaff before arriving in Page, Arizona. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before taking a scenic hike to Horseshoe Bend, known for its breathtaking views. Afterward, explore the sacred Antelope Canyon, accessible only with Navajo guides, where nature's artistry is on full display. This tour is perfect for nature enthusiasts and those interested in Native American culture, led by a knowledgeable local guide who knows all the hidden gems. - Full-day tour from Phoenix to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon - Scenic drive through Flagstaff with beautiful views - Local lunch at a highly-rated cafe - Expert Navajo guides for a unique cultural experience at Antelope Canyon

See Arizona from a perspective that few visitors experience aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad. Glide through the beautiful wilderness of the American Southwest near Sedona. Ride in a vintage train car or open-air viewing car to get a great perspective on the region’s natural and cultural treasures. See ancient cliff dwellings, historic mining sites, and more as your train cruises along a route that follows the Verde River.

Feel the magic of Sedona on this sightseeing tour of all the highlights on this open-air, yet shaded, bus tour. The experience is narrated by your tour guide, so you can just relax and learn. You will pass by several scenic spots where you can take photos, and you’ll also have a half hour stop at Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park where you can learn about those who visit this place for spiritual reasons.

Experience the serenity of Emerald Cave, a picturesque natural attraction on the Colorado River. This kayaking tour takes a small group max of 13 people paddling up the river with a guide. Stop for snacks and swimming along the way. Round-trip hotel transport can be selected as an option from Las Vegas, or you can make your own way to the starting point by rental car in Willow Beach, Arizona.

Follow your local Navajo guide on a walking tour of the remarkable Lower Antelope Canyon. Explore the canyon's incredible, colorful, and naturally-made rock formations, learning about its history.

Discover the red-hued landscapes and landmarks of Sedona on a half-day sightseeing tour. Join a small group and stop at top locations including the Chapel of the Holy Cross, the Sedona Heritage Museum, and the Peace Park. Gain insight into the geomagnetic vortexes in the city and walk through Uptown Sedona, with time to purchase lunch.

Explore the Sonoran Desert at your own pace on board a thrilling ATV. After a brief track run to get the hang of your vehicle, you’re free to roar along the area’s top trails and enjoy the views of the desert landscape framed by Arizona’s Bradshaw Mountains in the distance. Be as adventurous as you like, taking on the hills at top speed or hitting the brakes to snap photos.

Float over Phoenix and the Sonoran Desert in a comfortable and spacious hot-air balloon with an FAA-certified pilot. Depart before daybreak to get incredible views of the desert landscape during sunrise and be a part of the action as the balloon is inflated. If the wind is right, you can go inside for amazing photos. Upon touchdown, you are greeted with a Champagne toast and a commemorative flight certificate.

Antelope Canyon lies in Arizona on Navajo land, so exploring with a Navajo guide is essential. This Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour from Sedona takes you to both Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, two of the most desired areas for snapping photos. Plus, this tour includes lunch and round-trip transport from Sedona for a stress-free trip.

Guarantee your spot in first class aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad when you prebook a starlight experience. You'll travel through Verde Valley, between two national forests, and along the Sycamore Canyon Wilderness to admire the high desert scenery, geological features, wildlife, and archaeological relics of the Sinagua people. Enjoy first-class seating on the train, which departs from Clarkdale.

Journey through stunning Arizona landscapes on this full-day tour from the Phoenix-Scottsdale area. Visit the Grand Canyon and explore Sedona with an expert guide who handles all the driving and logistics, leaving you free to soak in the incredible scenery. Explore highlights of the Grand Canyon, and drive through the Sonoran Desert on this small-group tour. With numbers limited to 13 participants, you can enjoy a more intimate experience of the Southwest's natural beauty.

Jerome’s rich wild west history is one most places can’t compete with, but unless you already know about its booming copper mine during World War I and its ties to Billy the Kid, you’ll really miss out if you go exploring alone. This Wild Wild West Tour of Jerome takes you to historical spots with a local resident that knows the ins and outs of what makes this old-timey town so special.

Venture beyond the bustle of the city, and immerse yourself in the Sonoran Desert's rugged scenery, on this off-road Jeep tour from Scottsdale. After meeting your guide in the afternoon, hop aboard your Jeep and set off to discover local landmarks like Tonto National Forest and Pinnacle Peak Park. At your last stop, at a panoramic overview, you can watch the sun set over the saguaro cacti and desert landscapes.

Eat your way through Scottsdale’s Old Town on a walking food tour. Make sure to come hungry, as the 1.5-mile route takes you to several different stops including a few restaurants. Taste the eateries’ top dishes and wash them down with a cocktail or non-alcoholic drink. Whether you’re a lifelong Scottsdale resident or just stopping in for the weekend, the tour is a great opportunity to get to know the best restaurants in town.

Leave behind Grand Canyon National Park’s hordes of tourists with this self-guided tour—all you need is your smartphone. Exploring exactly when you choose, you and your crew are taken along more than 30 stops, learning all about this UNESCO site’s history, geology, flora and fauna, and more. Consider it just like traveling with a pocket-sized park expert.

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.

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.

Discover the spiritual side of Sedona—and your own inner energy—on this private spiritual vortex tour. Visit two powerful vortex sites where your guide will introduce you to the phenomenon and its importance to our lives. Meditate and you learn tools to help quiet the mind and find more inner peace.

Experience the Grand Canyon on a guided Sunset Rim Tour with Canyon Ministries, exploring this world-renowned landscape from a biblical Creation perspective. The tour begins inside Grand Canyon National Park at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center flagpole, meeting approximately four hours before sunset. Travel in comfort along Desert View Drive on the South Rim’s east side, stopping at some of the canyon’s most spectacular overlooks and panoramic viewpoints. At each stop, step out to enjoy breathtaking scenery, explore the rim, and engage in meaningful teaching. Your guide shares fascinating insights into Grand Canyon geology, wildlife, and history, framed by the biblical account of Creation and the Flood described in Genesis. The tour concludes with a stunning Grand Canyon sunset as the sun sets over the western horizon. Duration varies by season, returning about 30 minutes after sunset. Additional rim tours, backpacking, and river trips available.

Immerse yourself in Arizona’s beautiful scenery—and enjoy a new way to explore—on this family-friendly kayaking tour along the Verde River. Pick between several departure times, grab your safety gear, and set off in a shuttle to the river with just a small group for company. This beginner-friendly tour includes a relaxing paddle down a 3.1-mile (5-kilometer) stretch of this river, and the chance to take on gentle mini rapids.