moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be in average physical condition to handle brief walking and vehicle transfers.
Take to the skies over Painted Desert and Monument Valley before hopping into a guided 4X4 adventure. Combine aerial views with Navajo cultural insights and finish with a visit to Meteor Crater—this all-in-one tour offers a comprehensive Arizona experience.
Experience an unforgettable air tour from Phoenix, soaring over the stunning Painted Desert and iconic Monument Valley. Enjoy a guided 4X4 adventure into the Navajo Tribal Park, enriched by cultural insights from a Navajo guide. Savor a delicious Navajo Taco lunch before returning with breathtaking views of Meteor Crater.
Adult (Ages 2+): $869 per person Infants (under age 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Adult (Ages 2+): $1,007 per person Infants (underage 2 - carried by adult): No charge
Single passenger bookings – please call us for pricing and reservations.
7-8 Hours
Flights may make additional stops.
Begin your air tour with a scenic, narrated, flight out of the Phoenix area, climbing into the mountains, over the Painted Desert and the Navajo Nation.
Upon reaching the Monument Valley, you will be treated to a scenic overflight of the iconic spires and rock formations. You will then land at Gouldings Field, just minutes from Monument Valley, and embark on a guided, 90 minute 4X4 ground tour into the Navajo Tribal Park. Your Navajo guide will give you insights into the culture and beauty of this sacred area. Finally, return to Gouldings Lodge for a delicious Navajo Taco lunch and a little time for the museum or gift shop before returning to the airport for the scenic flight back to Phoenix via Meteor Crater.
This tour will be booked on a first-come/first-served basis. We will confirm the availability with you after booking.
This popular tour fills quickly, especially in peak season, so secure your spot early.
Wear layers and sturdy shoes for both air and ground portions of the trip.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are vital when exposed to high desert sun.
The air at Monument Valley is thinner; stay hydrated and listen to your body.
The Navajo Nation considers Monument Valley a sacred site, with stories spanning generations of cultural significance.
The tour promotes respectful visitation practices and supports Navajo-led conservation efforts to preserve this land's integrity.
Comfortable shoes are needed during the ground portion of the tour.
Protection from the intense desert sun is crucial.
Dress in layers to adjust for temperature fluctuations between the air and ground parts of the tour.
Capture the expansive vistas and striking rock formations from the air and ground.