What should I wear on the Jeep tour?

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activity, including sturdy shoes, sun protection, and layers for weather changes.

Is this tour suitable for children?

Yes, children of all ages can enjoy the tour, but it's recommended for kids over 5 years old due to some uneven terrain.

How long does the tour last?

The private Jeep adventure typically lasts around 3 to 4 hours, including stops and photo opportunities.

What happens if it rains?

The tours operate rain or shine; however, in severe weather, the guide may modify or reschedule the trip for safety.

Are there restroom facilities during the tour?

Restroom stops are included at designated points before or after the tour; there are no facilities on the Jeep itself.

Can I customize the route or stops?

Yes, as a private tour, your guide can tailor certain stops and sights to your interests and preferences.

Call of the Canyon Jeep Tour | Jeep in Sedona, Arizona | Jeep | Sightseeing Tour

Experience the rugged beauty of Sedona with the Call of the Canyon Jeep Tour, an exhilarating private adventure operated by Arizona Safari Jeep Tours. This customized journey takes you off-road through the stunning red rock formations and deeper into the canyon landscape, revealing hidden viewpoints and unique geological features. Perfect for those seeking a personalized exploration, the tour combines comfort with adventure, allowing you to absorb the area's rich natural history while enjoying the thrill of a classic Jeep ride. Guides are passionate storytellers, sharing local legends and fascinating facts about the area's geology, wildlife, and indigenous heritage. Whether you're seeking scenic photography opportunities, a family-friendly outing, or an adventurous escape, this private tour offers flexibility and attention to detail that larger groups can't match. Throughout the trip, you'll witness breathtaking vistas, learn about conservation efforts, and explore lesser-known spots like secret overlooks and quiet canyons. The experience is crafted to be both fun and educational, making it a memorable highlight of any Sedona visit. Prepare for an active, engaging day that immerses you in the natural splendors of Arizona's red rock country with personalized service and expert guides leading the way.

About Arizona Safari Jeep Tours

Arizona Safari Jeep Tours operates guided jeep tours in Sedona, Arizona, offering a range of curated off-road and paved scenic experiences. The company’s guided trips include archaeology hikes to ancestral Native American sites, vortex-focused cultural tours, historic and scenic drives, and rugged off-road adventures across red rock country and the Mogollon Rim. Tours range from two to three hours and include both paved sightseeing routes and 4x4 trails that access remote viewpoints, Indian lands, canyon rims, and sunset vantage points.

Guides provide on-route interpretation of regional geology, local history, indigenous sites, and points of cultural interest such as Chapel of the Holy Cross and Tlaqupaque Arts & Crafts Village. Specific itineraries available include archaeology-focused hikes with pit houses and petroglyphs; vortex history and energy tours; scenic highlights like Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock and Airport Mesa; Oak Creek Canyon drives along Route 89A; the Seven Canyons and Rim Run off-road experiences; and longer excursions into deep canyons and Mogollon Rim country.

Arizona Safari Jeep Tours emphasizes safe, guided experiences tailored to a range of fitness and interest levels, offering both relaxed paved tours and more adventurous 4x4 rides. Reservations typically include guided transportation in vintage or purpose-built jeeps and allow visitors to access viewpoints and cultural sites not easily reached by standard vehicles. Guests can expect knowledgeable local guides, clear safety briefings, and curated itineraries designed to showcase Sedona’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Trip durations range from two to three hours, with multiple 2.5-hour options and a three-hour Diamondback tour. Options include all‑paved scenic drives for a relaxed experience and 4x4 trails for rugged exploration, plus highlights like sunset viewpoints, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and Tlaquepaque shopping.