ANTELOPE CANYON COUNTRY
The shortlist.
The 10 navajo-guided tours readers book most. Light beams, ladders, ledges over the Colorado — and the operators travellers actually finish the day rating five stars.
A guided walk through Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona, built for great light and photos with a single-direction route and quick timing.
“Excellent opportunity to take some amazing pictures and see how beautiful nature can be. The guide is great about helping with the photo setups and taking pictures of your group.”
Native American dinner show at Red Heritage in Page: Navajo tacos on frybread, drumming and dance, storytelling in 2–3 hours.
“The food was yummy. The entertainment, dancing was great. We really enjoyed learning about the the culture.”
Prime time Upper Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide from Page, Arizona. Photo help, great timing, and key permit rules.
“I would highly recommend for a tour of upper antelope canyon. 1) you can’t get to it on your own 2) you ride in an air conditioned van- enclosed. Some other operations have you ride in makeshift outdoor seating in back of truck. There is a lot of sand and so you will want to…”
Upper Antelope Canyon tour from Page with a Navajo guide, 15 max group, truck ride, photo help, and surreal sandstone light.
“Everything was AMAZING!!! The tour guide, the woman at the window for our ticket, the ride to them. EVERYTHING!!! Highly recommend!!!”
Guided Upper Antelope Canyon tour from Page with Navajo Nation permits, luxury van, and a 60-minute photo-focused walk.
“Excellent guide. An incredibly beautiful place. I would recommend this to anyone. I would suggest going in the spring or fall when it’s cooler.”
Lower Antelope Canyon in Page, AZ with a Navajo guide. 90 minutes, permit fees included, photo stops, and eight staircases.
“Both view of Antelope and Horseshoe are magnificent. Breathe taking memories for the entire family. Left early from Las Vegas and came back just on time for dinner. We got a little crowded inside the van, and i wished we had enough room to move around.”
Native American show at Red Heritage in Page, Arizona: live dance, music, stories, and Q&A with a pre-paid ticket. One hour.
“It was beautiful 🤩 I enjoyed listening to the culture and watching their dances. I couldn’t sign up for the dinner but according to others who ate it was beautifully arranged and not good. I had glitches trying to sign up on Viator and the worst glitch was when I couldn’t pull up the address…”
A 60-minute Rattlesnake Canyon tour from Page, Arizona with small groups, standout sandstone curves, seasonal color light, and mask rules.
“I think picking rattlesnake canyon was a great alternative to the busy antelope. It was equally as beautiful and just us! The tour guide was a nice man who never told us his name but very knowledgeable and friendly. We had a nice experience.”
Upper Antelope Canyon tour tickets from Page, Arizona with a local Navajo guide. Small group, mobile ticket, sunbeam timing, 1.5 hours.
“It’s the experience of a lifetime. The Upper Canyon will blow your mind with its beauty, history and folk stories associated with it. Keanu, our guide, it’s one of kind. Highly recommend. My husband wasn’t sold on the excursion… at the end, he thanked me for the beauty he experienced.”
3.5-hour Lake Powell boat tour from Page: Glen Canyon Dam views, Navajo Canyon walls 600 feet up, Navajo Tapestry varnish, small groups.
“Wonderful location and experience. Views are breathtaking and lots of info and entertaining commentary from our fabulous Captain/guide, Ursula.”
