ANTELOPE CANYON COUNTRY · PLACE
The shortlist.
The 10 things to do in Page, Arizona. The slot canyons, the bend over the Colorado, the Lake Powell launches and the half-days you can fit between them.
Prebook Lower Antelope Canyon with Navajo guides from Page. Small groups, tricky stairs, and photo help for $78 per person.
“Our guide through the canyon was Lamor. He was so knowledgeable about the canyon and its history, he was friendly and best part was the amazing pics he took for us with our phones as he knew all the places for best lighting and poses. He made it a great experience.”
A guided walk through Upper Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona, built for great light and photos with a single-direction route and quick timing.
“This tour was a big disappointment to all members of our family. It was very crowded, it felt rushed. Our guide Christen was very quiet and just mentioned a few times that we were passing a “good place to take pictures”. When we tried to join the other groups to overhear their guides storytelling, we…”
Lower Antelope Canyon tour in Page: small groups, ladders, Navajo permit included, mobile ticket. 1–1.5 hours with great light.
“The tour was beautiful but this provider overcharged by $40 per person with no refund offered by viator or the provider. That is unacceptable.”
Lower Antelope Canyon ticket from Page includes entry and free parking for a guided slot-canyon hike with top photo light.
“It was a very informative tour, the views were amazing. We had Leroy as a guide and he interacted well with my kids pointing things out that he didn’t have to take the time to do. He answered all our questions and took amazing pictures to help this memory last. Would definitely do this tour…”
Advanced entry to Upper Antelope Canyon on Navajo Nation land, with a guided walk, photo tips, and sunbeams from Page, AZ.
“This place is a must see but you don’t need to go with the most expensive operator. We overpaid and didn’t get anything more for our money. When asking locals about why this particular operator was so much more money they responded saying that the tour company is just greedy. Also please note: don’t expect…”
See Upper Antelope Canyon’s light beams with a Navajo guide, a bumpy desert ride, and a short hike. Expect strict gear rules.
“Earlier is better. Although it was amazing, between 11am and 1pm will have let the sun enter a bit much. Our guide was just unbelievable! He takes time to explain, take pictures of us and helped us take the best views as possible. Love that trip to Antilope Canyon !!”
Antelope Canyon X ticket from Page, Arizona: a Navajo-guided slot canyon walk with standout photos, fewer crowds, and real stories.
“Ethel was our guide and she was fantastic!! Allowed so much time to take in the experience and took phenomenal photos!! Highly recommend this tour!”
Lower Antelope Canyon in Page, AZ: a small-group guided walk with Navajo culture stories and top photo spots. 1 hour, $98.
“The canyon is an amazing experience in a spot thats so easy to miss but so unique! I had a 2:30 tour with about a dozen other people, the canyon is fascinating at every turn. Our tour guide pointed out all of the iconic photos pots and took lots of good shots for everyone.”
Native American dinner show at Red Heritage in Page: Navajo tacos on frybread, drumming and dance, storytelling in 2–3 hours.
“Enjoyed hearing about the history of the Navajo people and their culture. The dancing was amazing. Would go again.”
Small-group Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon tour from Page with hotel pickup, guided Navajo-land access, photo tips, and a picnic stop.
“Absolutely loved our tour with our guide TIlford! He was very knowledgeable and helped us get around to ensure we say both the upper and lower antelope canyons. He even helped us setup our camera settings to ensure we got the BEST photos of the canyon. He recommended additional places for us to see which…”
