moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended due to narrow passages and some uneven terrain; not suitable for those with severe mobility issues.
Discover the spectacular Lower Antelope Canyon on this 2.5-hour guided tour from Page, Arizona. Featuring expert Native American guides, stunning slot canyon vistas, and seamless hotel pickup, this trip offers a unique way to connect with natural beauty and cultural heritage.
Hotel/Airbnb Pickup in the Page area
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon with Dineh Tours. This 2.5-hour adventure includes a guided hike through stunning slot canyons, cultural insights from Native American guides, and convenient hotel pickup. Enjoy complimentary snacks and water as you immerse yourself in this unique and unforgettable exploration of Northern Arizona.
Adults (Ages 4+) - $107 Infants (Ages 3 and under) - $77
Hotel/Airbnb Pickup:
Tour Highlights:
Lower Antelope Canyon:
Conclusion: After completing the tour, your guide will return you to your hotel or Airbnb.
Inclusions of Your Trip:
About
Leave The Driving To Us Relax and enjoy your vacation without the stress of driving. We will pick you up and take care of the rest.
Authentic Native American Tour Guides Our friendly and knowledgeable Native American tour guides are experts in the history and culture of the area you are visiting.
Relax We have taken the time to plan your trip, so you can enjoy your time with us without worrying about logistics.
Plan your visit between late morning and early afternoon to catch the stunning light beams illuminating the canyon walls.
The canyon floor is sandy and uneven; solid hiking shoes improve footing and comfort.
Carry water and take advantage of provided refreshments to avoid dehydration in the desert climate.
Follow all instructions from your Navajo guide to honor the sacred nature of this site.
Lower Antelope Canyon is located on Navajo Nation land and holds spiritual significance for the Navajo people, whose oral histories connect closely with the canyon’s formations.
The Navajo guides emphasize minimizing impact by staying on designated paths and avoiding touching the canyon walls to preserve the sandstone’s natural condition.
Provides good grip and stability on uneven and sandy canyon floors.
summer specific
Protects from strong desert sun during outdoor waiting periods.
summer specific
Useful for carrying water, snacks, camera, and personal items comfortably.
summer specific
Essential for capturing the canyon’s striking colors and light effects.