Immersive Navajo Hogan Stay and Antelope Canyon Tour in Page, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–5 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical shape with ability to walk on uneven terrain and handle occasional narrow passageways.
Overview
Discover a unique Navajo Hogan stay combined with a guided tour of Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona. Experience breathtaking sandstone slot canyons, Navajo storytelling, and authentic cuisine on this all-inclusive cultural adventure.
“ANTELOPE CANYON” Hogan Stay w/ALL INCLUSIVE
•Certified ANTELOPE CANYON Tour Guide •Breakfast •Storytelling •All ages •NEW
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About This Adventure
Experience the rich culture of the Navajo people with a unique stay in a private Hogan and an unforgettable tour of Antelope Canyon. Enjoy breathtaking scenery, expert photography tips from a Navajo guide, and end your day with storytelling around a fire pit, complemented by a traditional Navajo breakfast.
All Inclusive
Meet up location
•The way to find our location is to Google map us at "Antelope Hogan Canyon Tours" where your tour will began first before your check-in into your Hogan stay.
Hogan Check-in
•Your first Check-in will be at 3pm for your Tour to Antelope Canyon. AFTER your tour, arrive at our parking lot of "Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast" for your second check-in which we'll guide your group to your stay in your own separate private Hogan. Staying on the Navajo land definitely shows how we continue to live as navajo people.
TOUR
•AFTER check-in at 3pm at "Antelope Hogan Bed & Breakfast", join us on a tour in the Antelope Canyon upon your arrival between 3:00-3:30pm. We will be picking up your group from our parking lot of "Antelope Hogan Canyon Tours". Your group should arrive 30 mins prior from your tour time which is at 3:00pm. The tour is so memorable and has beautiful scenery of erosion over time. The tour is 1 hour with a Navajo guide in the slot canyon. The guide will be there to help you with tips of photography and give you insights of the canyon on where to take photos. The Tour will be with a guided tour so stay with your guide through your tour and canyon.
Storytelling
•Later on in the evening of night fall between 8-9pm, we will prepare the fire pit outside and enjoy the evening of telling more about us as Navajo, Diné people and the Land of the Navajo reservation.
Breakfast
•Enjoy a light Navajo Traditional breakfast at 8am of blue corn meal, boiled eggs, sliced oranges and our special Navajo tea from the earth that we harvest every 3 years.
ALL TRANSACTIONS ARE FINAL, NO REFUNDS, NO RESCHEDULING, NO CANCELLATIONS
Adventure Tips
Respect cultural protocols
Follow your Navajo guide's instructions carefully to honor the sacred nature of Antelope Canyon.
Bring extra memory cards
Photography opportunities are abundant; ensure you have enough storage to capture the canyon's light beams.
Wear sturdy footwear
The canyon floor can be uneven; hiking shoes or boots will help maintain stable footing.
Stay hydrated
Carry sufficient water as the desert climate can dehydrate you quickly, especially during tours.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Red-tailed hawks
History
Antelope Canyon lies within Navajo Nation territory and is considered a sacred site by the Navajo people with protected status.
Conservation
Tourism is carefully managed to protect fragile sandstone formations and preserve Navajo cultural sites through regulated group sizes and responsible guiding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sun hat
Provides protection from intense Arizona sun during outdoor tours.
summer specific
Camera
Essential for capturing the canyon’s unique light and formations.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Ensures safety and comfort on rocky and uneven canyon terrain.
Light layered clothing
Adapt your layers to fluctuating desert temperatures throughout the day.
spring specific