Moonlight Tour in Monument Valley: A Nighttime Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour involves gentle walking over mostly flat terrain.
Overview
Discover Monument Valley like never before on a 2.5-hour Moonlight Tour, where stunning nightscapes, photography tips, and live music create a truly unforgettable adventure.
Moonlight Tour
Starting at $95 for Adults | 2.5 hours | Stay out later!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a magical 2.5-hour adventure under the moon and stars, where you'll learn photography tips to capture stunning night images. Enjoy a live musical performance as you visit 3-4 breathtaking landmarks. Departing from The View Hotel and KOA Campground, this unique experience promises unforgettable memories.
Experience the Valley Under the Moon and Stars!
Rates
- Adult (Ages 13+): $95
- Child (Ages 4-12): $75
- Infant (Ages 3 and under): FREE
- Private tours: please call (928) 814-7114 to book!
Duration
2.5 Hours
About
- Learn how to use your camera best for great photos with the moonlight!
- Enjoy a Musical Performance by your guide!
- Departs from The View Hotel and KOA Campground.
- Landmarks: Visits 3-4 stops depending on photography experience.
- Moonlight hours vary over the year so please be sure to call for official departure time!
Please Note
This tour does not include a visit to the Navajo Hogan. They are included on the Backcountry, All Day, and Extended Tours.
Adventure Tips
Bring a flashlight with red light mode
Red light preserves your night vision and minimizes disturbance to wildlife and other visitors.
Wear warm layers
Desert temperatures can drop significantly at night, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Charge your camera batteries fully
Night photography uses more power, so start with fully charged batteries or bring extras.
Stay close to the group
For safety and the best experience, follow the guide and remain with the tour party at all times.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Nocturnal owls
History
Monument Valley is part of the Navajo Nation and has been a sacred place filled with Navajo legends and traditions for centuries.
Conservation
The guides emphasize low-impact travel practices to protect the fragile desert ecosystem and preserve cultural sites.
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Recommended Gear
Warm jacket
Keeps you comfortable during cool nighttime temperatures typical in Monument Valley.
fall specific
Headlamp or flashlight (preferably with red light mode)
Essential for navigating safely in the dark without disturbing the environment.
Camera with tripod
Necessary for stunning night photography and stable long-exposure shots.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during the adventure despite the cooler nighttime desert air.