The beauty of Antelope Canyon is magical. We had the best tour guide, Sherry Spencer, who made the trip lots of fun. She showed us all how to take the best photos in the canyon. She also took photos…Full review by Robin D
Mar 28, 2025
Navajo Antelope Tours was a 10* experience from beginning to end thanks to Toby our driver and guide. You can tell he loves his job and accommodates for individual needs. He shared knowledgeable ex…Full review by Companion30065074056
Mar 25, 2025
This was a great tour! Our Guide Bear was extremely knowledgable and made sure everyone took the best pictures possible. He was great, if you take this tour ask for Bear!Full review by Curtis F
How much are the tours? How long do they last ? Is Oct. a good month? Sorry for all of the questions, but am trying to plan a trip. Thanks.
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First of all, make sure they are still doing the tours. The Navajo Nation has been hard hit with the virus. The tours take about 3 hours total, from the time you arrive (early) till it's over. I …
First of all, make sure they are still doing the tours. The Navajo Nation has been hard hit with the virus. The tours take about 3 hours total, from the time you arrive (early) till it's over. I think they cost between $40-60 per person, well worth it! You have to book online 4 months in advance (if they are still doing the tours). The Upper Canyon and Lower Canyon tours were breathtaking and we plan to return some day. Utterly amazing!
Has anyone had any direct experience with touring Upper Antelope canyon with a wheelchair in your party? I read online a review that said they were allowed. I am just trying to see if anyone else has experience with this.
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I doubt very much if a wheelchair could be accommodated on these tours. They require walking and climbing in very narrow slot canyons, often in sand and dirt. It's not strenuous but …
I doubt very much if a wheelchair could be accommodated on these tours. They require walking and climbing in very narrow slot canyons, often in sand and dirt. It's not strenuous but is still a hike.
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