Discover Monument Valley: The Ultimate Private EXP Tour from Kayenta, Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness is sufficient as this is vehicle-based with occasional short walks.
Overview
Explore Monument Valley’s iconic sandstone buttes on an exclusive private tour from Kayenta, Arizona. Experience breathtaking views, Navajo culture, and hidden natural gems away from the crowds.
Private EXP Monument Valley Tour
Exclusive Luxury Experience
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About This Adventure
Explore Monument Valley your way with a local Navajo guide.
Rates
Passenger (All Ages): - $150
Note: There is a two person booking minimum
Duration & Distance
3 to 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.
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.
What to Bring
- Water
- Hiking shoes
- Appropriate clothing
- Sun protection
Itinerary & Locations Visited
- Totem Pole & YeiBiChei Spires
- John Ford’s Point
- The Three Sisters
- Visit to Navajo Traditional Home
- Navajo rug weaving demonstration
- East & West Mitten Buttes
- Big Hogan Arch
- Ear of the Wind Arch
- Sun’s Eye Arch
- Anasazi petroglyphs and dwellings
About This Tour
See Monument Valley with a local expert Navajo guide. This tour covers restricted parts of the valley, from sandstone arches to famous monuments like Three Sisters Spires, Totem Pole Spire, the Mitten Buttes and the YeiBiChei Spires. Get up close to ancient ruins and the most iconic monoliths. Learn about the history and culture of the valley. Relax while your guide plays the Native American flute or sings a ceremonial song.
Adventure Tips
Bring plenty of water
Desert temperatures can be high, so stay hydrated throughout your tour.
Wear sun protection
Use sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from intense sun exposure.
Charge your camera
Monument Valley offers spectacular photo opportunities, so ensure your gear is ready.
Respect local culture
Follow your guide’s advice on interacting with Navajo sites and traditions respectfully.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbit
- Red-tailed hawk
History
Monument Valley has long been a sacred area for the Navajo Nation and was made famous by Western films from the 20th century.
Conservation
Tour operators work closely with Navajo authorities to minimize environmental impact and support sustainable tourism practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
For short walks and uneven terrain at viewpoints.
Sun hat
Provides essential shade during hot months.
summer specific
Light jacket
Helpful for cool mornings or evenings in spring.
spring specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture the iconic landscape and unique moments on the tour.