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All tours in the Page, Arizona area and Grand Canyon, organised by destination.
Upper Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon Tours (Roger Ekis), Upper
Original 1983 operator with the most light-beam slots. Most departures per day, easiest accessibility, and the widest booking window. The safe default for Upper Antelope.
Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours, Upper
Smallest group sizes of any Upper operator (8–10 people). Guides pace the tour around photography. The pick if getting the shot matters more than saving $15.
Lower Antelope Canyon
Ken's Tours, Lower Antelope Canyon
Ken's top-tier hiking tour of Lower Antelope. Metal staircases, no crowds from tour buses, tripods not permitted. The Lower Canyon at its best: smaller groups, more time in the canyon.
Dixie Ellis' Lower Antelope Canyon
Second Lower Canyon operator with a separate entry point. Identical canyon access to Ken's, same light, same formations. Pick by whichever departure time works better.
Canyon X
Taadidiin Tours, Canyon X
The only permitted operator for Canyon X. Smaller groups than Upper or Lower, no tour buses, no crowds. The quietest slot canyon experience in the area, and the highest average rating of any Antelope Canyon operator.
Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend
Secret Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend Combo
The most efficient combo if you are already in Page, AZ. Secret Antelope Canyon (Lower section) in the morning, Horseshoe Bend in the afternoon, both in one guided day. 4.9 stars across 715 reviews.
Lower Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend from Las Vegas
Round trip from Las Vegas: Lower Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend in one long day. 8,034 reviews at 4.9 stars. Wi-Fi on the coach, lunch stop included. The top-rated day trip from Vegas in the entire region.
Antelope Canyon from Sedona
Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend Day Tour from Sedona
Full-day guided trip from Sedona to Upper Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. Coach transport included, Navajo permit covered. The most-reviewed Sedona day trip to Antelope Canyon, 11.5 hours round trip.
Grand Canyon helicopter from Las Vegas
Papillon West Rim Helicopter + Champagne Landing
Papillon's top West Rim product: 4,000 ft descent to the canyon floor, 20-40 min on the Hualapai landing platform with champagne and snacks, then back to Las Vegas. TOPS-certified operator, 300K+ passengers per year.
Maverick West Rim Eco-Star Deluxe Landing Tour
Maverick's EC130 Eco-Star has floor-to-ceiling wraparound windows and forward-facing seating, better for photography than older A-Star fleets. Stages from Henderson Executive Airport, smaller operation, tighter groups.
Grand Canyon helicopter from the South Rim
Maverick 45-Minute South Rim Helicopter Tour
45-minute flight over the Dragon Corridor from Tusayan Airport (15 min from Grand Canyon Village). EC130 Eco-Star with stadium seating and wraparound windows. No canyon landing (NPS restriction): pure aerial perspective.
Papillon 45-Minute South Rim Helicopter Tour
Papillon's 45-minute Dragon Corridor flight from Tusayan. Most departure slots of any South Rim operator; best rebooking flexibility on weather days. Optional Hummer canyon viewpoints add-on available.
Grand Canyon bus tours from Las Vegas
Grand Canyon West Rim + Skywalk + Hoover Dam Day Trip
West Rim bus tour from Las Vegas with Skywalk access and a Hoover Dam stop. Lunch included. The West Rim is 105 miles from Las Vegas, closer than the South Rim, so more time at the canyon.
Grand Canyon South Rim National Park Bus Tour
Full-day South Rim bus tour from Las Vegas. Covers Mather Point, Desert View Watchtower and the classic canyon rim viewpoints inside the National Park. 270 miles from Las Vegas, longer drive, bigger views.
Day trips from Phoenix
Small-Group Grand Canyon Deluxe Day Trip from Phoenix
Small-group tour from Phoenix to the South Rim. Hotel pickup, Mather Point, Bright Angel Trail overlook, lunch stop in Tusayan, and a Sedona stop on the return. 4.8 stars across 2,552 reviews.
Horseshoe Bend + Antelope Canyon Day Tour from Phoenix
Full-day trip from Phoenix covering Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon in one go. The longest day trip in the region (14 hours), but the only option if you want both landmarks without an overnight stay from Phoenix.
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend Float Trip in Page
The only way to see Horseshoe Bend from the Colorado River rather than the overlook above. 5-hour float through Glen Canyon, drifting through the bend itself with views of the 1,000 ft sandstone walls on both sides. Completely different perspective from the rim walk.
Lake Powell kayak & water tours
Antelope Canyon Lake Powell Guided Kayaking & Hike Tour
Small-group kayak tour through the flooded slot canyons of Lake Powell combined with a guided hike to canyon overlooks. The most exclusive Water Antelope Canyon experience; book early, it sells out.
Lake Powell Small-Group Kayak, Hike & Swim
The most-reviewed Lake Powell kayak experience. Small groups paddle through Water Antelope Canyon, hike to scenic overlooks, and cool off with an optional swim in the lake. Departs from Page.
Monument Valley
Monument Valley 2.5-Hour Navajo Jeep Tour
The most-booked Monument Valley tour. Open-top 4x4 covers all major formations (Mitten Buttes, Merrick Butte, Three Sisters, John Ford's Point) with a Navajo-certified guide. Park entry included.
Monument Valley 3-Hour Sunset Jeep Tour
Three hours inside the valley at golden hour. Extended photo stops at Artist's Point and the Mittens as the buttes turn red-orange. The best light in Monument Valley is at sunset; this tour is built around it.
Grand Canyon guided hikes & off-road
Half-Day Private Grand Canyon Guided Hiking Tour
Private guided hike below the South Rim: geology narration, safety briefing, and custom pacing for your group. 5 hours below the rim. Best for families and first-timers wanting a personalized guide rather than a group tour.
Grand Canyon Signature Hummer Tour
Can't hike? This 2.5-hour off-road Hummer tour covers multiple South Rim viewpoints with a knowledgeable guide, the best way to see the canyon without descending the trails. Over 1,700 reviews.