easy
10–12 hours
Basic fitness is sufficient; most walking is on flat or gently uneven terrain with some standing during guided portions.
Discover the stunning beauty of Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend on a private bus tour from Las Vegas. Enjoy expert guides, perfect photo ops, and a comfortable journey through iconic natural landmarks.
All Ages • 15 Hours • Public or Private Tours • Difficulty Level: Medium
Embark on a breathtaking 15-hour adventure from Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon, guided by a Navajo expert. Experience the vibrant colors of the canyon, marvel at the stunning Horseshoe Bend, and enjoy panoramic views of Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell. This journey promises unforgettable natural beauty and cultural insights.
15 hours
Depart Las Vegas in the early morning for a scenic drive through the Nevada desert. Once you reach Antelope Canyon, your Navajo guide will teach you about the canyon's history and the culture of the local Navajo tribe. Marvel at Antelope Canyon, famous for its stunning sounds and colors produced by the centuries-old sandstone.
Next, drive over to Horseshoe Bend to enjoy a rare natural wonder. Watch the dark green waters of the Colorado River wrap around the red rock formations, leading to a 280-degree curve that has cut the same route for centuries, and is now 4,000 ft (1.2 km) deep.
Lastly, view at the Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell on your way back to Las Vegas. At both locations, take in panoramic views of the mirror-like water that runs along the white and orange layered sandstone.
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To capture Antelope Canyon’s famous light beams, plan your visit between late spring and early fall, and secure your spot well in advance.
Expect uneven rocky terrain inside Antelope Canyon; sturdy walking shoes will keep you steady and comfortable during the tour.
The desert sun is strong, especially at Horseshoe Bend; stay hydrated and protect your skin during outdoor stops.
Tripods are usually permitted outside Antelope Canyon but restricted inside; follow guide instructions to preserve this delicate environment.
Antelope Canyon holds deep cultural significance for the Navajo Nation, who govern access and share its stories with visitors.
The Navajo Nation actively manages Antelope Canyon tourism to protect its fragile sandstone formations while supporting local communities.
Provide good footing and comfort on rocky, uneven canyon floors and river overlooks.
Crucial for protecting skin and eyes from harsh desert sun during outdoor stops.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour, especially in hot and dry conditions.
Capture the stunning landscapes, colors, and textures of Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.