easy
6–8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels including those with limited mobility
Discover the beauty of Sedona and the Grand Canyon on a private guided tour with Arizona Tour & Travel, where expert guides share local stories and hidden viewpoints in a small, personalized group.
Sedona, Arizona, famed for its captivating red rock formations, serves as the gateway for some of the most stunning outdoor adventures in the American Southwest. Arizona Tour & Travel stands out as a premier provider of private tours exploring not only Sedona's unique landscapes but also the iconic Grand Canyon. Their private outdoor experience delivers personalized service, allowing small groups to explore with knowledgeable guides who share local history, geology, and Navajo culture. Key highlights include visits to multiple Grand Canyon lookout points, dramatic sandstone cliffs, and scenic stops that capture the vastness and natural beauty of the region. The red sandstone formations around Sedona, formed over millions of years, provide a dramatic backdrop, contrasting sharply with the vast rim and depths of the Grand Canyon. Guides like Stanton, Sheldon, Brian, and Frank bring the adventure to life with storytelling and expert insights. This private tour is ideal for visitors who want to avoid crowds, enjoy a flexible itinerary, and experience Arizona’s natural wonders in an intimate, accessible way — accommodating all mobility levels, including guests with rolling walkers. The trip ties together geology, Native American history, and breathtaking views, making it an enriching experience well worth the visit. From the winding canyons of Sedona to the expansive vistas of the Grand Canyon, Arizona Tour & Travel provides an unforgettable way to experience the Southwest’s rugged beauty with comfort and expertise. This makes it a must-book adventure when visiting Sedona, offering both awe-inspiring sights and personalized touches that elevate the journey.
Private tours fill up quickly, so reserve your spot well in advance for the best dates and times.
Temperatures can change drastically from Sedona to the Grand Canyon rim, so pack layers to stay comfortable.
The tours accommodate mobility-impaired guests; notify the company if you need special accommodations.
You'll want plenty of battery left to capture the stunning canyon vistas and desert landscapes.
Sedona's red rocks have been considered sacred by Native American tribes for centuries, while the Grand Canyon was designated a national park in 1919.
Guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert and canyon ecosystems for future generations.
Comfortable shoes are helpful for short walks at viewpoints and around the tour stops.
Wear layers to adapt to temperature changes between Sedona, the desert, and the Grand Canyon rim.
all specific
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to guard against intense desert sun.
spring|summer|fall specific
Capture stunning natural scenery and memorable moments throughout your tour.