Water Activities & Canyon Tours with Navajo Tours Direct
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical activity; walking and standing are involved
Overview
Discover the mesmerizing beauty of Upper Antelope Canyon with expert Navajo guides, exploring its iconic light beams, sculpted walls, and cultural stories—an essential Arizona adventure.
Upper Antelope Canyon
Round Trip Transportation Included • Per Person (All Ages) • 2.5 hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating journey through Upper Antelope Canyon, renowned for its stunning rock formations and mesmerizing light shafts. With a knowledgeable Native American guide, explore this natural wonder and enjoy a scenic viewpoint afterward, gaining insights into the area's beauty and history. Experience nature like never before!
Duration: 2 hours
Tour times:
MORNING TOUR 10:30am - 10:45am MST Pick-up time 11:15am PRIME TIME tour
About##
The tour time we offer for Upper Antelope Canyon is what we call the Prime Time tour. Meaning it is the best time to be in the canyon, for the best lighting, and possibly the light shaft dependent on Mother Nature.
Brief description of tour##
We pick up our guests from location provided by the guest. We then head to your Upper Antelope Canyon tour. Your tour guide will check you in for your tour and wait for you while you enjoy your visit. When your tour has concluded we then make our way to a nearby scenic view. There, your tour guide will answer any questions and educate you on the area.
What to expect while visiting Upper Antelope Canyon##
-The Upper Antelope Canyon hike is 1/4 mile long. -Sandy and rocky walk way. -Cooler temperatures in the canyon. -Bumpy ride while in the tour truck to the canyon. -ABSOLUTELY NO BAGS ALLOWED. -NO tripods, NO monopods, No GoPros and NO selfie sticks. -The tour is now one way traffic in the canyon. -Upper Antelope Canyon sits above the riverbed and is shaped like a capital letter "A", narrow at the top and wide at the bottom. -There will be a knowledgable Native American tour guide with you at all times.
Departure Location##
Our guests will provide us with their place of pick-up in Page, AZ, whether it be a Hotel/Motel, Air BNB or maybe even Wal Mart parking lot. All pick-up and drop-off details will then be sent via email in an itinerary a week before tour date.
Recommended items
- Sunscreen
- Wear suitable walking/hiking shoes,
- Closed-toed shoes are required
- A water bottle
- Warm clothing for winter months, temperatures are cooler in canyons
Items not allowed
- Tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks
- No firearms allowed on tours
- No bags of any sort
- No pets
Sit back and leave the driving to us, while you enjoy the beauty of Mother Nature#
Adventure Tips
Book in advance
Secure your spot early, especially in peak seasons, to avoid missing out.
Bring water and sunscreen
Protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated during the tour.
Wear comfortable shoes
Expect to walk on sandy and uneven terrain—sturdy footwear is recommended.
Capture the moment early
Visit mid-morning for the best chances to see the famous light beams.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Canyon tree frogs
History
The canyon has been a sacred site for the Navajo Nation for centuries, with tours now led by Navajo guides to honor its cultural significance.
Conservation
Strict regulations aim to protect the delicate sandstone formations and reduce environmental impact, ensuring the canyon remains pristine for generations.
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Recommended Gear
Camera with extra batteries
Capture the stunning views and light beams in high quality.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect against sun exposure during outdoor reflections.
Comfortable walking shoes
Navigate sandy and rocky terrain comfortably.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the tour.