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This was a great experience, drove up from Phoenix there is an hr time difference at the site so we got there way earlier than expected. But the lady during check in was very nice and they accommodated us for an earlier time. Super cool and efficient tour, took about an hr or so

We loved the small group. We were able to take all our pictures without other people in them. I also appreciated that the guide shared about Navajo culture and history in the area. Both areas were breathtaking! Completely worth the drive and cost! I would do it again.

Absolutely beautiful canyon - this is not a hike but an amazing work of nature that requires a small walk with descending steps into the canyon. We had an early morning ticket - easy parking and pleasant temps. Our guide, Hunter, was fantastic! He even gave us IPhone photography tips.

The tour was great and definitely recommended!! Kayaking on Lake Powell was wonderful and mostly relaxing (minus the occasional boaters who didn't abide by the no wake signs). The hike into Antelope Canyon was incredible - soft sand and amazing slot canyon views. Both portions were doable for anyone with at least a basic level of fitness. I'm so glad I added this to my trip to Sedona!

It was a really cool experience. Some up and down on a ladder to get down into the canyon but otherwise just a really cool visual experience. Lots of picture taking opportunities. Our guide was also really helpful with getting just the perfect pictures of us. Overall worth the drive!

I felt truly happy to be able to enjoy the breathtaking scenery, shaped by nature over a very long time, together with my family. It was a special experience to witness such incredible natural beauty in person. I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to our local tour guide for the kindness and the detailed explanations throughout the tour. The guide’s professionalism made the experience even more memorable.

Whilst this does seem expensive, it is a do not miss experience. There were a lot of people at the meeting point but we were dealt with efficiently and distributed to various vehicles. The vehicles all looked in good condition and enclosed - we noticed some other tours had open air vehicles which would have meant a face full of sand on the journey through the dry valley of sand to the canyon. Our guide was respectful of everyone, including those slightly less able, and never rushed us, although there is always another group in front of you and one behind (so the push comes from behind). Clearly they have a good system re the pace of progression through the canyon. It is not very long, so there is no need for a fast pace, and there was plenty of time to admire and take photos. Indeed our guide knew how to take the best photos and took many on our behalf. He also had a lot of knowledge. A thoroughly enjoyable experience. We booked for the 11.45am tour in order to get the best light, and indeed our guide confirmed independently that around the middle of the day when the sun it at it's highest is the best time re light within the canyon (being a slot canyon this makes sense). He said if you want the absolute best light you need to visit in the height of summer when it is very hot outside, but cooler in the canyon (you'll be glad of those air conditioned vehicles then!). You are only allowed to take a phone / camera. No bag, however, small.

Kris was our guide and she did an AMAZING job showing us every nook and cranny of the canyon, pointing out wildlife, telling entertaining stories, and talking about the science behind each feature of the area. We had an amazing time learning and experiencing Glen Canyon and Horseshoe bend with a stop at Petroglyph beach. Thank you, Kris!