Witness a masterpiece of nature's mysterious craftsmanship as you embark on a visual feast for your senses!

Enjoy a scenic ride to the canyon where your local Navajo tour guide will accompany you through the enchanting canyon. Listen to detailed facts about the area's geology, cultural history, and modern issues. The Upper Antelope Canyon is famous for its enchanting sandstone formations which, depending on the time of day and lighting, features unique and extraordinary colors and textures thanks to eons of natural erosion.

On your final part of the tour, you'll get to go on an exciting easy-moderate level hiking tour where you'll head into the canyon and immerse yourself even more in this exquisite scenery, making this experience truly memorable.

Explore the amazing Upper Antelope Canyon
Learn intriguing facts about the area with your local Navajo guide
Get picturesque and breathtaking views of desert landscapes
Escape the noise and traffic of the city for a day

Important to know

Not suitable for:

pregnant women, people with mobility impairments or who may have difficulty walking (entrance to the Upper Antelope Canyon is flat, but there will be stairs at the exit); travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level

Not allowed:

any bags to be brought on the walking tour at the Antelope Canyon
tripods, monopods and selfie sticks
videos (only photos allowed)
animals

Extra fees to be paid on-site:

$5 service fee per person, cash only
$3.00-5.00 per person in cash for the Navajo guide's gratuity

Know in advance:

the Antelope Canyon requires guests to arrive 50 minutes prior to the tour's starting time
guided walking tour inside the slot canyons will last about 1 hour
please note that the Antelope Canyon operates on the same time zone as Page and Phoeanix, in Arizona, while the Navajo Nation and Utah are on different time zones; please plan your driving time and arrival according to Page and Phoenix
any decision to close the Antelope Canyon due to the weather comes from the Antelope Canyon operators and/or Navajo Parks and Recreation; the local tour operator doesn't have control over these closures
no refund will be offered for having been escorted out of the canyon for not following the rules

Remember to bring: