A private, after-dark skywatching session in Sedona using night-vision goggles—either at your rental or a classic viewpoint. Starts at sundown, requires three adults, and mixes technical observation with local lore.
More ways to explore the area's outdoor wonders
The red rocks go dark and the first stars prick the high desert when this private Sedona tour begins. You settle into a chair on a porch or at Airport Mesa as the guide sets up a third-generation night-vision goggle and the sky becomes a stage: satellites crawl, meteor trails flash, and the Milky Way pours like a faint river above the buttes.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; low physical exertion but may require standing or short walks on uneven ground
Wildlife
History
Sedona’s modern UFO and spiritual tourism blossomed alongside its arts community in the late 20th century, layered on top of a landscape long used by Native peoples.
Conservation
Respect dark-sky practices—use red lights, avoid car headlights when possible, and keep noise down to protect wildlife and community nightscapes.
Reserve your spot on the PERSONAL Sedona UFO Tour (MINIMUM 3 adults) today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Start time is sunset
Tours always begin just after sundown; confirm tonight’s sunset time and arrive early to settle in.
Dress in layers
Desert temperatures drop quickly after dark—bring a warm jacket and hat even in summer.
Parking and accessibility
If meeting at Airport Mesa, check for limited parking and possible short walks; request pickup to your rental if mobility is a concern.
Min 3 adults required
This is a private tour that requires at least three paying adults—book accordingly or join another group.
Warm jacket
Keeps you comfortable during rapidly cooling desert nights.
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Headlamp with red filter
Preserves night vision when moving to and from viewing spots.
Binoculars or star app
Helps identify planets and satellites not obvious to the naked eye.
Folding chair or blanket
Makes the 60–90 minute observation more comfortable at viewpoints.