3.5 Hour Monument Valley Tour in Kayenta, Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels as travel is primarily vehicle-based with minimal walking.
Overview
Experience Monument Valley up close on a private 3.5-hour tour from Kayenta. Discover breathtaking rock formations and learn about Navajo culture on this immersive adventure.
3.5 Hour Monument Valley Tour
Starting at $85 | All Ages | Complete Experience!
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About This Adventure
#We recommend this safari to those interested in a thorough aesthetic, historical, and cultural insight of Monument Valley.
Rates
Adult (Ages 18+): - $85 Youth (17 & younger): - $65 Child (1 - 7) - Free
Note: There is a two person booking minimum
Duration & Distance
3.5 Hours 36 Miles
###Pick Up Location The View Hotel Indian Route 42, Oljato-Monument Valley, Arizona 84536
Please meet your guide in the lobby of the View Hotel next to the bronze statue of a cowboy riding a horse.
What to Bring
- Water
- Hiking shoes
- Appropriate clothing
- Sun protection
##Itinerary
- West & East Mitten Buttes
- John Ford’s Point
- Big Chief Rock
- Susie Yazzie’s Hogan (Cultural Demonstration)
- Big Hogan
- Sun’s Eye Arch
- Ear of the Wind Arch
- Totem Pole Spire
- Cube Rock (YeiBiChei Spires)
- Money Tree
##Reminder On the Navajo Reservation we observe Daylight Savings. Please remember and account for a one hour time difference when traveling from certain parts of Arizona.
About
You will visit exclusive locations only accessible with a Navajo guide. Walk under sandstone arches and get up close to ancient cliff dwellings. Stand at iconic vistas where John Wayne western movies were filmed and explore Monument Valley with a local expert.
Adventure Tips
Bring plenty of water
The dry desert climate can be dehydrating even during short tours, so stay hydrated throughout your visit.
Wear sturdy shoes
Though the tour involves vehicle transport, some short walks on uneven terrain may occur—choose comfortable, closed-toe shoes.
Sun protection is crucial
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the intense Arizona sun.
Charge your camera
The scenic views are unforgettable—make sure your camera or phone has enough battery for photos.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Golden eagles soaring overhead
History
Monument Valley lies within the Navajo Nation and features formations considered sacred by the Navajo people, with many traditional stories connected to the landscape.
Conservation
Monument Valley Safari supports sustainable tourism by limiting group sizes and educating visitors about preserving the natural and cultural environment.
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Recommended Gear
Water bottle
Necessary to stay hydrated in the dry desert environment.
Wide-brimmed hat
Provides critical shade and protection from intense sun during warmer months.
summer specific
Comfortable hiking shoes
Supportive footwear for walking on uneven terrain at photo stops.
Camera or smartphone
To capture the remarkable landscapes and cultural moments throughout the tour.