easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal strenuous activity required.
Discover the captivating beauty of Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend on guided tours from Dineh Tours. Perfect for photographers and adventurers alike, these trips combine stunning vistas with cultural insights—an essential Arizona experience.
Hotel/Airbnb Pickup in the Page area
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Northern Arizona with Dineh Tours' Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend tours. Enjoy a guided adventure through stunning landscapes, rich cultural insights from Native American guides, and hassle-free transportation. This unique journey combines exploration, education, and unforgettable views, making it a must-do for any traveler.
Adults (Ages 4+) - $217 Infants (Ages 3 and under) - $197
Hotel/Airbnb Pickup:
Tour Highlights:
Lower Antelope Canyon:
Horseshoe Bend Overlook:
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.
The terrain includes uneven canyon floors and rocky paths, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
The lighting inside the canyon can be dramatic; ensure your camera has protection from dust and sudden light changes.
Arizona’s desert climate can be dehydrating; carry sufficient water, especially during summer months.
Midday offers the best light inside Antelope Canyon, so plan to be there during peak sunlight hours.
Antelope Canyon is a Navajo site known locally as 'Tsé bighánílíní,' meaning 'the place where water runs through rocks.' It has become a symbol of Navajo artistry and resilience.
Tour operators like Dineh Tours emphasize respectful travel practices that preserve these delicate landscapes for future generations while supporting local Navajo communities.
Dress in layers to adapt to temperature changes inside and outside the canyon.
Protect yourself from direct sunlight during outdoor portions of the trip.
Stay hydrated, especially in warm weather or dry conditions.
Capture the stunning scenery without worry of running out of power.