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Antelope Canyon Tour Operators

Navajo nation park & recreation.

All areas of the Antelope Canyon are only accessible via Guided Tour. Tour Guides are mandatory. To make arrangements for your visit to Antelope Canyon, please select a guided tour operator from our list below. The Navajo Nation has lifted the mask mandate, it’s up to your discretion to wear a mask. Entry Fee $8 per person, per location, per day. You enter at your own risk. Guided Tours are at an additional cost.

Upper Antelope Canyon

• Antelope Canyon Tours, Inc.
• Tsebighanilini Tours
• Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours
• Antelope Slot Canyon Tours
• Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours

Other Canyons

• Tower Butte Trail Ride
• Antelope Valley Canyon Tours
• Horseshoe Bend Trail Rides
• Taadidiin Tours, LLC
• Horseshoe Bend – City of Page
• Slot Canyon Tours
• Antelope Hogan Bed and Breakfast
• Mystical Antelope Canyon Tour
• Eggshell Tours, LLC

Lower Antelope Canyon

• Ken’s Tours Lower Antelope Canyon Tours
• Dixie’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours

Helicopter Tours

• ABEARCO, Inc.

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Key Takeaways

• The only way to see Antelope Canyon is with a guided tour.
• Tours go to the Upper Canyon (which is most poular), Lower Canyon or Canyon X.
• Most tours depart from Page, Arizona, but you can also book day trips from Las Vegas and Sedona.
• When booking your tour, keep in mind that Antelope Canyon follows daylight saving time, unlike the rest of Arizona.

Known for its labyrinthine, seemingly undulating sandstone walls and the beams of sunlight that shine into them, Arizona's Antelope Canyon is a magnet for photographers and tourists traveling through the American Southwest.

The famous landmark forms part of Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park in the LeChee Chapter of the Navajo Nation. As such, the Navajo Nation requires that visitors are led by authorized guides, who provide tours of the Upper Canyon, Lower Canyon and Canyon X. These tours depart from or close to Page, Arizona, though you can also find Antelope Canyon tours from Sedona and Las Vegas .

Note: Most of Arizona does not follow daylight saving time, though the Navajo Nation, where Antelope Canyon is located, does. Be sure to take this into account when planning your visit.

Upper Antelope Canyon Tours

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Before choosing a tour, you'll need to decide which part of the canyon you'd like to see.

The terrain of the Upper Canyon is more accessible for most tourists and is, therefore, busier. Exploring the Lower Canyon , in contrast, requires visitors to have some degree of endurance, as travelers must climb and descend several staircases. Canyon X is less popular, but equally beautiful.

How to Get to Antelope Canyon

Upper Canyon: Companies that provide tours of the Upper Canyon are all based in or near Page, Arizona (where Antelope Canyon is located), and provide transportation. Travelers will need to drive to Page, as there is no public transportation. Drivers coming from the north or south can take Route 89, drivers from the west can take Route 89A, and visitors commuting from the east can take Route 98.

Lower Canyon: Companies serving the Lower Canyon are located within walking distance of the canyon's entrance; therefore, they do not provide transportation to or from Page. Travelers on a Lower Canyon tour will need to drive to the tour operator's location. These companies are about 5 miles east of Page.

Several local companies provide guided tours of Upper Antelope Canyon. Because the Upper Canyon is easiest to walk through, it is also quite popular, especially at peak times during the summer. Considering this, making tour reservations well in advance is highly recommended. No matter which tour you pick, you're guaranteed to see incredible rock formations in a kaleidoscope of colors.

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours – Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Price: From $92 Duration: 80 minutes

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours offers 80-minute excursions through Upper Antelope Canyon. Expert guides lead travelers through the canyon to showcase its magnificent colors. Tours are offered several times daily. Note that children must be at least 8 years old to participate, and that pregnant women are not permitted on the tours.

Travelers enjoy the tour and appreciate the guides' insights, though some wish they had more time to spend in the canyon.

Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours also runs outings to Upper Antelope Canyon combined with either Rattlesnake Canyon or both Rattlesnake and Owl canyons.

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Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours – Guided Sightseers Tour

Price: From $100 Duration: 1.5 hours

All of Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours' guides are local Navajo people, who are generally deemed knowledgeable, personable and professional by travelers. The company's 1.5-hour sightseer tours of the Upper Canyon take place several times daily beginning at 7:30 a.m. Note that prices for the 11:40 a.m. tour are slightly higher, as this is peak time to explore the canyon.

The company opens up online reservations one to two months in advance, so be sure to book early, as tickets sell out quickly.

Antelope Canyon Tours – Upper Antelope Canyon Sightseeing Tour

Price: Adults from $85; kids from $75 Duration: 100 minutes

Navajo owned and operated, Antelope Canyon Tours frequently wins praise for its knowledgeable and helpful guides. On the company's sightseeing tours, you'll spend about an hour in the canyon, plus 40 minutes round-trip travel time to the Antelope Canyon Tours office in Page. Tours run multiple times daily starting at 7:50 a.m., and there is one moderately difficult, 15-minute uphill hike involved. Keep in mind: If you are unable to book a child's ticket, it means there are no more car seats available.

After seeing Upper Antelope Canyon, consider visiting Vermilion Cliffs National Monument with the company on its daylong tour.

Antelope Slot Canyon Tours – Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Price: Adults from $112; kids from $102 Duration: 1.5 hours

Along with standard tours to Upper Antelope Canyon, Antelope Slot Canyon Tours also offers tours of the nearby Cathedral Canyon. If you're set on a visit to the Upper Canyon, you'll have four time slots to choose from for the 90-minute tour. Pricing varies depending on the time of day and popularity of the tour time.

Discounted tickets are available for members of the military and children ages 6 to 12; children younger than 6 are not permitted. Patrons should be prepared for 20 to 30 minutes of walking while on the tour.

The company's guides consistently earn positive reviews for their knowledge not only of the area's history and culture but also of their photography techniques.

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Two companies lead excursions through Lower Antelope Canyon. The path inside the Lower Canyon can be quite narrow, which may be an issue for visitors uncomfortable with confined spaces. Because of the relatively rugged nature of the terrain, pregnant people and those with heart or joint problems might want to skip these excursions. Along with a rigorous hike, participants on these tours will be surrounded by beautiful scenery and smooth, fabric-like walls throughout their trip.

Ken's Tours – General Tour

Price: Adults from $55; kids from $35 Duration: 1 hour

The General Tour offered by Ken's Tours lasts approximately one hour, during which groups of up to 10 tour-takers will hike about 1 mile. Tours depart daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and you'll need to arrive 30 minutes before departure to check in.

For more information about Navajo culture, book the Deluxe Tour. You'll not only spend an hour in the canyon, but you'll also visit the Hózhǫ́ Haz'ą́ Heritage Site and enjoy a meal. This tour costs approximately $135 per person. These tours depart five times daily (three in the morning and two in the afternoon). Guides are frequently described as informative and friendly and the scenery as unsurpassable.

Dixie's Lower Antelope Canyon Tours – Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour

Price: Adults from $55; kids from $35 Duration: 1 to 1.5 hours

These hikes, which travelers say are led by knowledgeable and professional guides, usually last 60 to 90 minutes and cover about a mile. The walks depart from the company's booth near the canyon multiple times each day. Exact departure times vary by season.

Dixie Ellis also offers daylong van tours that combine the Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with visits to the Navajo National Monument and Monument Valley.

While the Upper and Lower portions of Antelope Canyon receive tons of fanfare, Antelope Canyon X promises stunning views without the hefty crowds. Antelope Canyon X – which gets its name from the X-shaped formation at the top of the canyon – is located within Antelope Canyon, so it still features the same geologic features the Upper and Lower areas are known for, but its relative anonymity makes it less of a tourist magnet.

Antelope Canyon X Taadidiin Tours

Price: Adults from $40; kids from $30 Duration: 1.5 hours

Antelope Canyon X Taadidiin Tours is the only operator running tours of Antelope Canyon X. It operates 1.5-hour small-group hikes through the canyon. Travelers rave about their visits to this site, and are particularly complimentary of the knowledgeable guides. Tours depart at multiple different times daily. Note that an additional $8 hiking permit is required for visitors ages 8 and older.

Photography enthusiasts can sign up for Taadidiin's Photo Tour, which spends three hours in the canyon and permits participants to bring a tripod and a camera bag. Fees start at about $125 per person.

Tour operators offer full and multiday excursions from Las Vegas that include Antelope Canyon as well as national parks and other iconic attractions.

Bindlestiff Tours - 3-Day National Parks Tour

Price: $875 Duration: 3 days

Depart Las Vegas for this three-day, two-night tour through Zion National Park , Bryce Canyon National Park and the Grand Canyon (where you'll have the option to take a helicopter ride ). The small-group tour also visits Monument Valley, with the option to add a Navajo-guided tour of Antelope Canyon.

Prices include transportation, some meals, a choice of camping or hotel accommodations at the Red Feather Lodge in Tusayan, camping equipment and national park entrance fees. Children must be at least 5 years old to join the tour.

Recent travelers raved about this tour, noting that Monument Valley and Antelope Canyon were their favorite parts of the experience.

Coexist West Coast - Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend

Price: From $280 Duration: 15 hours

Travelers have a choice between the Lower Canyon and Canyon X on this full-day tour from Las Vegas. Following your visit to Antelope Canyon – which is led by a certified Navajo guide – you'll head to nearby Horseshoe Bend for a short hike and more stellar views. Recent travelers appreciate the small group size of these tours, as well as the friendly guides.

Tour prices include round-trip transportation from Las Vegas hotels , attraction entrance fees and water.

Antelope Canyon is roughly three hours from Sedona, making it a great day trip. Many tour operators offer transportation from both Sedona and nearby Flagstaff.

Great Venture Tours - Antelope Canyon Tour

Price: Adults from $259; kids from $239 Duration: 11.5 hours

This Antelope Canyon tour conveniently picks up from hotels in Sedona , Oak Creek Village and Flagstaff. In addition to a Navajo-guided trip through the Upper Canyon, it includes a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post to shop for art and souvenirs, a visit to Glen Canyon Dam, and views of Lake Powell, among other highlights. Lunch at a sit-down restaurant is also included in the tour price.

Reviewers say the tour guides are exceptional, and because it's a long trip, they appreciated that there were plenty of bathroom breaks and stops along the way. 

Note that children must be at least 6 years old to participate in this tour.

Pink Adventure Tours - Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour

Price: Adults from $269; kids from $249 Duration: 11 hours

Pink Adventure Tours, popular for its Jeep tours in Sedona , also offers day trips to Antelope Canyon. On the Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour, travelers will visit the Lower Canyon, followed by a 1.5-mile hike to the Horseshoe Bend Overlook. This tour also includes lunch and a stop at Cameron Trading Post. Travelers highly recommend this tour, saying it exceeded their expectations.

Frequently Asked Questions

The celebrated light beams that illuminate the canyon are most likely to be seen during the spring and summer months, making April through September the best (and most popular) time to visit.

You cannot visit Antelope Canyon unless you sign up for an official tour. Only authorized tour companies are permitted onto the site. Spots fill up quickly, so be sure to make your reservations ahead of time. There are no self-guided hikes available within the canyon, and visitors must stay with their tour group at all times.

Tour companies' fees vary, but tickets (including entrance to the park) generally start at around $50 for 1.5-hour tours of Upper Antelope Canyon. Tours of Lower Antelope Canyon tend to be shorter (around an hour) and generally start around $40 per adult.

It's best to dress in layers, as it can get 5 to 10 degrees cooler in the canyon. Closed-toe walking shoes with good traction (or hiking boots), sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen are also advised.

In order to protect both Antelope Canyon and its visitors, the following items are prohibited:

• Bags: All bags are strictly prohibited, including backpacks and fanny packs.
• Food: You can bring a water bottle, but other beverages and food are not allowed.
• Selfie sticks and tripods: Photography is permitted, even encouraged, but selfie sticks, tripods and other large equipment are only allowed on professional photography tours.

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Tsé Bíghanílíní Tours

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Experience the amazing rock formations of Upper Antelope Canyon while learning about Navajo culture and history

Tour Upper Antelope Canyon

Located just 3 miles east of Page, Arizona,  Tsé Bíghanílíní provides premier private tours into the Upper Antelope Canyon. Come experience the beautiful corridors and passages of Upper Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide that will explain the cultural knowledge of the Navajo people and the geology of the land. Our guides will also show you some of the best angles and locations for creating iconic photos. Reserve online ahead of time to guarantee your spot. We look forward to your visit!

Tour Duration: 1.5 Hours

Ages: All Ages Welcome

Difficulty: Moderate

Our guides will teach you how to use unique camera angles and canyon lighting to capture the most colorful photos! 

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We operate in mst:, all tours include a free shuttle to and from the parking lot to the canyon site, a 5-star tour ★★★★★.

We had a great experience on this tour with Wyatt as our guide. He was very knowledgeable about the canyon and told many stories. He particularly helped all of us take pictures, which was very considerate because I for one didn’t know what my camera could do. I now have great photos. I really like how the tour is run, going in and coming back around on the outside, making it less crowded. Thanks again for a great tour!

The tour of antelope canyon is simply amazing. The canyon pictures turned out beautiful. The customer service and care a 10+. From the very beginning everything flowed seamlessly. Our guide Rob is finely attuned to the needs of the tour group. He was informative, knowledgeable and so gracious. Our time with Rob was well spent. Thank you for sharing antelope canyon with us!

Lemoyne was the most positive enthusiastic tour guide I had ever met. While I was initially unsure about how a tour guide would help explore antelope canyon, I quickly realized it was a must. Between showing us all the silhouettes and the rock formations, Lemoyne made the experience so enjoyable and helped me truly appreciate the wonders of this canyon! Cannot appreciate Tsé Bíghanílíní Tours more!

The tour of Upper Antelope Canyon was one of the best things we did in Page! Our tour guide Rob was wonderful and helped us capture beautiful photos. He also pointed out many shapes of celebrities and characters within the rock formations. I hope in the future they add more talking points about Navajo history and culture though! If you want to get stunning photos of Antelope Canyon, this is the tour company for you! Enjoy!

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A Guide to Visiting Antelope Canyon the 'Right Way'

Antelope Canyon's otherworldly beauty makes it one of the most highly sought after destinations in the world, and access to this natural marvel is granted only with a Navajo guide. Here, we step you through the process of how to visit this astonishing place.

Antelope Canyon is like no other spot on earth. At midday, when the sun is shining, shafts of light cut into the canyon, illuminating the narrow orange and gold sandstone walls. The effect is almost surreal, and photographers from around the globe come to capture its beauty.

However, visiting Antelope Canyon isn't as simple as driving to a parking lot and walking up to the entrance. But we're here to help show you the ropes, from how to book a Navajo guide to tips on photographing the shifting light.

Getting to Antelope Canyon

Created by millions of years of erosion, Antelope Canyon is part of the Lake Powell Navajo Tribal Park , located 10 minutes east of Page , near the Arizona-Utah border. Although it is one slot canyon, there are two points within the park that you can visit: Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon.

Upper Antelope Canyon is at ground level, has less than a 2% incline and is the more popular entrance.

Lower Antelope Canyon requires walking down (and up) several flights of stairs and ladders.

From Phoenix, the drive north to Antelope Canyon is approximately four-and-a-half hours. Once there, your tours may last up to two hours when you figure in parking, the journey there and actual time spent in the canyons. For this reason, many people opt to stay overnight at least one evening (see "Where to stay").

Most tours begin in Page or at the park's entrance off Highway 98. Arrive at least 15 minutes early.

Antelope Canyon is open year-round; however, most people will try to visit mid-day during weekends from March through October, when the light shafts appear. Crowds will be at their peak then, which may make it difficult to snap that perfect shot Find better rates, fewer people and still amazing views during the off-season from November through late February, and especially in January. Though uncommon, Antelope Canyon may close during days of heavy rain or snow. This is more likely to happen from June to September, during Arizona's monsoon season.

What you'll need

You'll also need a prior reservation with an authorized Navajo guide to visit either Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon. Book online before you visit since tours can sell out weeks in advance. Additionally, you'll need:

• A permit, though this is usually covered in your guide's fee (see below).
• Good walking shoes, especially if visiting Lower Antelope Canyon.
• See "What to bring" below for more specific items.

What it costs

Until recently, the cost varied significantly depending on whether you booked a sightseeing or photography tour. The tribe has reduced the availability of photography tours, however, because they frequently caused bottlenecks by allowing photographers to bring their tripod and spend more time setting up shots. Most 90-minute tours of Upper Antelope Canyon cost between $50 and $90 (slightly less for children), although some operators offer discounts on their early bird and last chance tours. Hour-long tours of Lower Antelope Canyon cost $40, and up to $80 for deluxe options. The price generally—but not always—includes taxes and the $8 Navajo permit fee. (Check with your tour company if you have any questions about additional fees.)

What to bring

Do: Wear closed-toe, sturdy shoes and layered clothing. Apply plenty of sunscreen, even in winter. Bring a hat or handkerchief for protection from the sand, and if you wear contact lenses, consider opting for eyeglasses instead. You are allowed to bring one bottle of water (and we highly recommend you do). Just make sure you take it out with you after the tour. Don't: Bring bags, purses, fanny packs, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, food and drinks—all are prohibited in the canyon.

There are no trash cans and no bathrooms in the canyon.

The trip into the canyon

Whether you start in Page or at the park's entrance, be prepared to ride in a four-wheel-drive vehicle through a sandy riverbed to the canyon. Each vehicle has a Navajo guide that ushers the group through, shares information about the formations and even helps stage some photos, including sand cascading over a rock ledge. Sand is everywhere. On windy days, dust can blow into your nose, mouth and ears. If you have a DSLR camera, cover it when you are not using it (a plastic shower cap does the trick) and never change lenses inside the canyon.

Photography tips

It's more challenging to photograph Antelope Canyon without a tripod, but you can still take amazing images. With a DSLR, opt for a high ISO setting and use a wide aperture. To photograph the beams of light, book a tour that will be in the canyon between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., May through October. Don't forget to look up, especially when the canyon is crowded. Several tour operators, such as Horseshoe Bend Slot Canyon Tours , also offer tours of nearby, nearly-as-spectacular canyons. Avid photographers may want to consider booking one of these tours, too. Simply inquire when booking.

Where to stay

Though hardly remote by some Arizona standards, Antelope Canyon is still considered a lengthy drive and hike for many areas of the state. Additionally, there are quite a few other amazing sites to see nearby— Horseshoe Bend , White Pocket and the Vermilion Cliffs , and Lake Powell —that many people choose to stay at least one night to get the most from their trip. Hampton Inn and Suites Page - Lake Powell This national chain is among the area's newer properties and ranks high among past guests for its clean, comfortable rooms, friendly staff and free hot breakfast. The large parking lot is able to accommodate boats, buses and RVs. The Bear's Den B&B Owners "Bubba and Deb-B" operate this cozy three-room bed and breakfast in Page that's fully ADA-compliant. Amenities include pillowtop mattresses, a small fridge and microwave, private bathrooms, and plenty of bear decor. Shash Dine' Eco-Retreat For a truly unique stay, book a Najavo hogan or sheepherder wagon at this sustainable glamping campsite and B&B operated by Baya, a member of the Navajo Nation. You will stay on Navajo land in one of eight simple accommodations—no electricity or running water, but fresh drinking water—with nothing but views for miles. Lake Powell Resort If a visit to Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is on your list, you can't get closer than a stay at this resort located at Wahweap Marina in Page. Hotel guests can book a boat tour, dinner cruise or rent their own powerboat for an unforgettable day on the water.

Nearby slot canyons

Antelope Canyon tours sometimes sell out, especially during high season. If tours aren’t available when you want to go, consider booking a tour of one of these slot canyons near Page.

Canyon X: Named for the point where its walls create an “X” overhead, this canyon sees far fewer visitors than Antelope Canyon but is equally breathtaking. Book a tour with the property’s owners, Taadidiin Tours .

Cardiac Canyon: Taadidiin Tours also offers private treks through Cardiac Canyon. While it requires some scrambling to see the 2.5-mile canyon’s sights, adventurers are rewarded with solitude unavailable in Antelope Canyon.

Mountain Sheep Canyon: Several companies, such as Black Streak Canyon Tours , guide groups through this off-the-beaten-path canyon with its undulating sandstone walls. Be prepared for a hike to its entrance.

Rattlesnake and Owl Canyons: Often toured together, these canyons provide dramatically different experiences. While Rattlesnake twists and turns, Owl has open areas. Book tours through companies like Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours and Shun’Diin Canyon Tours.

Leave no trace

Antelope Canyon and the Navajo Nation lands are special places whose breathtaking beauty and natural habitats for local wildlife are worth preserving. Adhere to the Leave No Trace principles as much as you possibly can so future visitors may continue to enjoy.

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The mysterious and haunting beauty of Antelope Canyon (also known as “Corkscrew Canyon”) awaits the adventurous traveler who seeks to discover one of the most spectacular — yet little known attractions of the Lake Powell area. A tour to this awe-inspiring sculpture set in stone is a must for amateur and professional photographers alike. Come see nature’s surprising masterpiece of color.

About us : Antelope Canyon Tours is a customer service oriented business that specializing in slot canyon tours around Page, Arizona / Lake Powell Area. Antelope Canyon Tours is a Navajo owned and operated, providing guided tours from Page, Arizona.

Our tours into the Upper Antelope Canyon begin at our office located at 22 South Lake Powell Boulevard, near the intersection of Lake Powell Boulevard and North Navajo Drive in the heart of Page, AZ. Look for the monster trucks! Call or email for directions.

To find out more details about our tours visit our main website; click the link below

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Lower Antelope Canyon Express Tour

This is the perfect way to experience this natural wonder, save time and peace of mind with round-trip transportation to the canyon! The Express Tour offers a hassle-free experience, starting with a convenient pickup location in the heart of Page Arizona. Enjoy an expedited check-in process and a personable guide who will accompany you throughout the tour. This exclusive tour operates during the magical golden hour, providing the perfect lighting for stunning canyon photos. Sit back as transportation to and from downtown Page, AZ, is included. For those who value their time, the Express Tour is the ultimate choice. When you return, enjoy Page Plaza’s restaurants and shops, or simply cross the street to Upper Antelope Tours and enjoy your next tour! (Be sure to book ahead of time and space your tours appropriately.)

Lower Antelope Express Tour

• No Children Under 8 (No Car Seats)
• Native Guided Tour
• Tour Duration - 2.5 to 3 Hours

** United States Military & Armed Forces Only Apply For Discount **

** To apply the United States Military/Veteran’s discount please call our office at 928-640-1761. Active and retired members of the United States Armed Forces must provide valid United States Military/Veteran’s identification upon check-in. **

The Express Tour

*express tour closed for the season. please check back in 2024*.

Check availability! Many tour dates and times sellout in advance!

Visitors begin their guided Lower Antelope Canyon tour with a short 10-minute walk from the check-in booth to the entrance of of the canyon. The trail leading to the entrance of Lower Antelope Canyon is composed of Navajo sandstone making the decent to the canyon entrance both rocky and sandy, for our guests’ safety and comfort we advise appropriate shoes be worn.

* *Updated Bag Policy 7/13/23 – No bags of any size are permitted on tour through the Lower Antelope Canyon, this new policy helps us monitor for unauthorized weapons and biohazards. Guests are permitted to bring a camera, phone and water bottles or what will fit in standard size pockets.**

***Recommended Local Hotels***

Hampton Inn Lake Powell

294 Sandhill Rd. (928) 645-0075

Baymont by Wyndham

677 Scenic View Rd. (928) 608-5258

FAQ – Shuttle Specific Questions

#1 – Why are Children under 8 not allowed? : Unfortunately the Shuttles are not equipped with Car Seats.

#2 – Do we have to book a room at one of the hotels in order to use the shuttle? :   No.

#3 – Can we come back at on a different shuttle than the one we started with : No! You must stay with your Guide/Shuttle at all times.

#4 – Can we utilize this service on an Upper Antelope Canyon tour? : No. Our Upper Antelope Canyon tours arrive and depart from Tsosie’s Antelope Slot Canyon Tour headquarters at 55 S. Lake Powell Boulevard in downtown Page, Arizona. 

Step directly into your dream photograph with the Antelope Canyon Express Tour

As you begin your 1 – 1.5-hour adventure (all-walking) with Lower Antelope Canyon Tours, your experience will span roughly 1,800 meters (1.1 miles) round trip. Upon descending down five flights of stairs (35 meters) into the largest cavern of the tour, guests’ will begin their majestic ascent through the kaleidoscope of colors naturally provided by the unique creation of Navajo Sandstone, as a result of rain, wind, and erosion. The numerous echelons throughout the canyon consist of eight uniquely built ladders (with handrails) for safety

The Guides are very knowledgeable and will help you to get the most out what ever equipment you are using to photograph the canyon.  They will also take the time to point out all of the angles for each of the unique rock formations such as the “Lion”,  “The Eagle”, “The Wave and the Lady in the Wind”

Some people say that lighting for Lower Antelope is better in the early and late morning however its always possible to get fantastic photos due to the ever changing rock, atmosphere and Lighting conditions.

Lower Antelope Canyon is shaped like a “V” with a narrow pathway that opens up to the sky.  Whereas Upper Antelope Canyon is shaped like an “A” with a wider pathway that narrows as you approach the top of the canyon.

The most difficult portion of this hike is the initial descent into the canyon via five flights of stairs. However the pace is slow so take your time and you should be ok.

Advanced ticket purchase is required. Tours operate on MST (always -7 GMT) in Page AZ

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How to Book a Tour at Antelope Canyon

Posted August 21, 2019 by Navajo Tours Team in Antelope Canyon Tours Price , Antelope Slot Canyon , Camping at Antelope Canyon , Facts about Antelope Canyon , Hotels near Antelope Canyon , Tour Info , Weather in Antelope Canyon

Are you planning to visit Upper Antelope Canyon? You’ve made a great choice. This beautiful slot canyon— located near Page, Arizona, Horseshoe Bend, the Grand Canyon, and beautiful Lake Powell— is the most-visited in the American Southwest, offering photo opportunities and other memorable experiences. Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours offers great tour options for visitors to Upper Antelope Canyon. Read on to learn how to book a tour with us.

Why You Need a Tour

A tour guide is mandatory to visit Upper Antelope Canyon. Antelope is a blessed site of the Navajo Nation and is an official tribal park that may only be entered with a permit. We are a proud tour operator that offers the best antelope canyon tour , with knowledgeable Navajo guides who can show you all that Antelope has to offer— and all our tour options include your permit fee in the price.

Upper Antelope Canyon is a great choice for touring. Its entrance and length are at ground level and the journey is short. Kids, seniors, and others in need of easy exploration can enjoy its route while still having a true outdoor adventure. Upper Antelope also features the Canyon’s beautiful famous sunbeams.

Booking Information

It’s easy to book your tour with Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours. You can get started by visiting our tour packages page. There, you can learn about our Guided Sightseers Tour. Most travelers enjoy tours that are booked in advance, please check-in on time, but we also accept walk-in visitors. We also don’t require prepayment to reserve your tour. Kids are allowed on our guided tours—behavior requirements and what you can bring are on our tour packages page.

If you are not sure when you should visit, consider the type of experience you want to have. If you want to see the bright summer lights, visit between mid-March and early October between 11 am and 1:30 pm on a sunny day. If cooler weather, less crowding, or a unique experience sound enticing, consider booking during the off-season when you can see beautiful changing lights on the Canyon walls. We accept reservations up to five months in advance, so keep that in mind when planning your adventure.

More Resources

Are you looking for more information about touring Upper Antelope? Here are some resources from Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours to help you plan your journey:

• Camping Suggestions
• Hotel Recommendations
• Year-Round Weather Information
• What to Wear
• How to Pack
• Photography Advice
• Visiting with Kids

If you have any questions that aren’t answered here, you can always give us a call. We are always happy to help.

Book Antelope Canyon Tour Packages

Now that you have learned all about working with us to reserve your Upper Antelope Canyon tour, it is time to get started. Contact us online to book your tour experience and get ready for your one-of-a-kind adventure.

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Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour

Do you want to be one of the lucky ones to see the wonders of Natures natural creation? immerse yourself with the true beauty of a kaleidoscope of natural colors on a tour with Lower Antelope Canyon Tours.

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Ages 8 and above (Navajo Nation Fee required)

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Infants  FREE!

(2024 Pricing Change: Adults ages 8 and up = $55 + permit fee, Children ages 4-7 $55 no permit fee, Infants Free)

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Let us take the trouble out of planning your vacation. We will be happy to do the driving for you, relax and take in the scenery while we drive you to three picturesque locations of the Navajo Nation. Book now and receive 60% off. 

Adult: $ 700 $280

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Tours are fully refundable minus booking fees up to 48 hours prior to tour departure, after which, if a cancellation is needed, guests will forfeit 50% of the reservation total.

Affordable / Low Price

For Just $55, about the cost of a tank of gas, you can immerse yourself in the rich history of the Navajo people, and take in the breathtaking sights of the Antelope Canyon. For just $35 more, you can bring your child along too!

Dixie's is founded and owned by Dixie, a woman who was born and raised in the surrounding areas of Antelope Canyon. Dixie's mother's passion for the Navajo culture was passed on to her, and her tour company is a reflection of that same passion. 

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Unmissable Slot Canyon

You are accompanied into the canyon by a navajo guide who goes to great efforts to assist his group through the canyon. in addition the guide happily helps all his group members by showing the best photographic locations in the canyon and, if you want him to, will actually take the pictures with your own ‘phone. initially, you enter the canyon down a series of steep steps and then, at various points you have to ascend short flights of steep stairs. 4dmweb october 16, 2019 -->.

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BEAUTIFUL Experience!

This place was beautiful. my camera was loaded with images. i could not get enough. the weather was perfect at noon and allowed for great visibility of earths colors. armando was our tour guide. fantastic personality..his knowledge made the tour more impressive and enjoyable. he even helped with photographing techniques to get the best images. the hour breezed by yet i never felt rushed. this tour is a must for all nature lovers. 4dmweb october 16, 2019 -->.

Tour of Lower Antelope Canyon

My husband and i took the 8:45 tour, first tour of the day, and thoroughly enjoyed it. it met and exceeded our expectations. our tour guide, chassity, was great she was very knowledgeable and informative and shared all kinds of fun facts about the canyon. she knew how to work all of our cameras and helped us frame the best shots. she also took some pictures for us. the reservation and checkin process is well organized. highly recommend this 4dmweb october 16, 2019 -->.

Highly recommended tour operator

Took this tour today and thoroughly enjoyed it. booking a tour was painless as their website is very good. arrangements on location were great and each group was split into smaller groups, each with a separate tour guide. ala was our tour guide and she was just great. she had great advice on camera settings, locations within the canyon to take photos and took time to take photos of people in our group. 4dmweb october 16, 2019 -->, book now for the best affordable tours, latest antelope canyon news.

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Little known facts about native americans.

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, did you know…

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day – Monday October 9

Today, we at Dixie’s Lower Antelope Tours are proud to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day, in honor of Native Americans across our country and all they have accomplished and endured.

Starting April 1st to September 30th, the 11:05am and 1:10pm tours are best for full sunlight

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UPPER ANTELOPE, OWL, & RATTLESNAKE CANYONS TOUR

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• Clock Duration: 3 hr
• User Age: Ages 8+ (children under 8 prohibited)
• Tachometer Difficulty: Moderate Difficulty
• Info Please note: Not recommended for pregnant women

Tour the Upper Antelope, Owl, & Rattlesnake Canyons in Page, Arizona

Dedicate half your day to experiencing the Dine (Navajo) playground. This incredible Arizona slot canyon tour allows sightseers to experience the traditional vibrance of Upper Antelope Canyon, the twist and turns of Rattlesnake Canyon and open wide space of Owl Canyon. A tour designed for visitors who want to experience each type of slot canyon.

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Closed end shoes are recommended and are required for our 3 private canyons. We discourage skirts and dresses due to the ladders and the terrain. We ask our guests to dress modest because we do accommodate families. Canyons can be up to 10 degrees cooler than the external temperature, so layers are recommended for your comfort. The temperature is usually five to ten degrees cooler, all year around in the canyons. Dress in layers to accommodate changing temperatures.

If it is windy, we do recommend a hat and handkerchief to cover your nose, mouth, and ears. Sand enters the canyon in all directions, so photographers please bring a cover for your camera, a plastic shower cap works best.

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1. Cancellation Policy:

If you cancel a tour 72 hours (or more) before the scheduled start of your originally booked tour, then you will get a 94% refund. Between 24 and 72 hours, you will get a 50% refund. Cancellations within 24 hours, no refund will be made. Be patient. From the date we issue the refund, it will take 3-5 business days to post to your account.

2. We operate on Mountain Standard Time

Our company, Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours, DO NOT operate on Daylight Savings Time however the Navajo Nation does acknowledge the time zone. We may be located on the Navajo Nation but we as a business DO NOT operate on DST. We operate on MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME all year round. That is the same time as Phoenix, AZ and Page, AZ. If you find yourself confused, the best thing to do is Google ‘Page, AZ time’ and follow the time listed. You can also turn off the set automatic time zone and set it to ‘Phoenix, AZ’ while you are visiting Page and the surrounding area. Google Maps and the time on your phone will adjust based on your current location so please keep that mind. Once again, we DO NOT operate on Daylight Savings Time.

3. No Bag Policy

This means no bags of any kind; ie: no back packs, no purses, no fanny packs, no baby carriers, and no water bags. On our multiple canyons tours – we do allow a small bag but it remains in the vehicle while in the canyon. (AACT is not responsible for any kind of theft, stolen property, or any damage)

4. Accessibility

A portion of the tour is “off road” and can be washboarded and quite bumpy. No Pregnant women are allowed. No wheelchairs. People with back problems, or people who have recently had surgery are advised to not take this tour. You will be walking about one half mile in sandy and rocky terrain. Customers going on this tour accept ALL liability for their own health issues.

5. Is your canyon wheelchair accessible and do you allow service animals?

Due to our location, we are unable to accommodate guests with wheelchairs and apologize for this inconvenience. Animals of any kind, (including service animals) are NOT allowed on the parking lot premises or canyon.

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• Clock 2 hr 10 min
• Users Ages 8+

Upper Antelope & Rattlesnake Canyons Tour

Push your experience to another level by adding a tour through Rattlesnake Canyon in addition with Upper Antelope Canyon. Rattlesnake Canyon is a moderate hike through a V-shaped, above ground canyon with ladders.

• Clock 1 hr 20 min

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour

Experience a fully guided tour into the 8th wonder of the world, Upper Antelope Canyon! This tour will show the natural illuminating sunlight on the canyon walls, while it is changing colors throughout the seasons.

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10 Best Grand Canyon Tours From Las Vegas That Are Worth Taking

T he Hollywood Wild West - Las Vegas is home to so much more than just clubs and casinos . And away from the desert lies a natural paradise with numerous touristy spots. While the West Rim of the Grand Canyon is at the least distance from Las Vegas, all the other spots are not that far away. Tourists love taking road trips from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon to experience adventure and zest.

A collection of tours from Las Vegas offer travelers a chance to explore the glory of the Grand Canyon along with the hidden gems of the sin city . This was once the land where ancestral tribes made their homes. However, erosion stripped everything off, and what remained was just layers of red rocks. Nonetheless, travelers enjoy splendid views from the rims of the Grand Canyon and other spots around the same.

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Explore The West Rim With Hoover Dam And Skywalk

Grand Canyon is one of the natural seven wonders of the world for good reason. The majestic expanse attracts people from across the world, and the West Rim has a lot of spots for tourists to cover. The Skywalk offers travelers a chance to see the depths of the Canyon. This magnificent 10-foot wide, horseshoe-shaped glass bridge spans 70 feet out over the Grand Canyon's rim and provides a clear view down to the Canyon's floor, which is 4,000 feet away. Nothing compares to the rush of walking out onto glass at the height of thousands of feet, yet there's no need to worry because Skywalk is sturdy enough to support 70 fully loaded 747 passenger aircraft.

Along with that, travelers can visit the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River on the same day.

• Tour: Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tour & Hoover Dam Photo Stop with Optional Skywalk
• Cost: From $99.00/person
• Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes

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Dive Into The National Park Along The South Rim

The Grand Canyon is the second-most visited national park in the US, only behind the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee, with an estimated 5.9 million visitors annually. When the park was first established in 1919, 44,173 people visited it annually. The Grand Canyon as we know it today was formed by erosion caused by the Colorado River and geological action. With its huge fossil records, a plethora of natural characteristics, and rich archaeologic past, it is one of the most researched landscapes in the whole world.

• Tour: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Bus Tour from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $87.12/person
• Duration: 15 to 16 hours

Go Kayaking In The Emerald Cave

If adventure and thrill are on the list for any traveler, they should definitely visit the Emerald Cave and go kayaking with a small group. The shiny marble-like tint of the Colorado River glimmers throughout the cave and creates an aura of tranquility and wonder. The cave is lit in green when the sun reflects off of brown rocks and the algae beneath the waters. It is truly amazing to think how a natural phenomenon creates something so picturesque.

• Tour: Half-Day Emerald Cove Kayak Tour
• Cost: From $115.00/person
• Duration: 5 to 6 Hours

To get just the correct and photogenic shade of the river, try planning a visit between April to October.

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Walk Through The Antelope Canyon

Antelope is the most snapped slot canyon in the southwest of the United States because of its wave-like structure, which gives the canyon a distinctive appearance. Summer is the most popular season for exploring the canyon since the weather is milder and there is less possibility of rain. Visitors from all over the world come to see its magnificent red and orange sandstone cliffs, which were eroded over many years by wind and water. Because of the canyon's unusual geometry, the sunlight reflects off its walls in fascinating patterns, producing a constantly shifting light display.

• Tour: Small-Group Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $249.99/person
• Duration: 14 hours

The Navajo term for the Upper Antelope Canyon is Tsé bighánln, which translates to "the place where water runs through rocks."

Celebrate Art At Seven Magic Mountains

A celebration of art and color , it rises more than 30 feet above the Nevada Desert and is constructed of seven enormous towers built of enormous colorful neon stones. The Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone claims that the Seven Magic Mountains reflect the blending of the man-made and the natural, as well as the passing traffic on the highway and the nearby mountains and lakes. The unique juxtaposition of the brown landscape with the bright and vibrant boulders is very interesting for tourists to observe and marvel over.

• Tour: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, 7 Magic Mountains Small Group VIP Tour
• Cost: From $199.99/person
• Duration: 12 to 13 Hours

Even though the sun glimmers over the boulders to make photographs more lively in the afternoons, it is best to visit the site during the early mornings to avoid crowds.

Explore Bryce Canyon And Zion National Park

Bryce Canyon, which is celebrating an entire century of wonder, is most renowned for its hoodoos, which are artistically sculpted rock spires that erosion has left intact. The greatest places to see hoodoos are along our day hiking paths, which provide a close-up and personal view of these unusual rock formations. The Bryce Canyon Amphitheater region is where you'll find the majority of the gorgeous day hikes and trailheads. In contrast, the backcountry paths of Bryce Canyon provide woods and meadows, breathtaking vistas of far-off cliffs, and isolation, but fewer hoodoos. On the other hand, Zion's distinctive collection of flora and animals will amaze you as you take in the past's rich history and the present's exhilarating experiences.

• Tour: Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park Day Tour with Lunch from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $130.38/person
• Duration: 13 hours

Awaken Adventure At Primm And Hidden Valleys

When visiting Las Vegas, there's little more satisfying than getting a bit dirty, and the best way to do it is on an adrenaline-pumping RZR trip through the Primm and Hidden Valleys. Drive your own boosted RZR 1000s that are less than a year old on this trip, which departs from Las Vegas. Exhilarating adventure and spirit drive the tourists to undertake a tour on mountain bikes through the rugged terrains while enjoying the surrounding scenic spots, making it one of the most adventurous activities in Vegas and Nevada.

• Tour: Extreme RZR Tour of Hidden Valley and Primm from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $195.00/person
• Duration: 4 to 5 hours

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Horseback Riding At Red Rock Canyon

Grand Canyon is one of the biggest adventure hubs in the world. Any tourist seeking extreme fun and zest in life surely plan a visit to this wonder. From biking and hiking to camping and educational field trips, travelers can find their favorite activity and have a day of fun at Red Rock Canyon. Many tourists also enjoy horseback riding through the desert. Visitors may experience Red Rock Canyon's highs and lows from their car, bicycle, or horseback, thanks to the gorgeous 13-mile drive, which has several gorgeous rest spots and trailheads along the route. The upkeep and tourist amenities for this renowned picturesque route are supported by admission fees.

• Tour: Red Rock Canyon Sunset Horseback Ride and Barbeque
• Cost: From $189.00/person
• Duration: 5 hours

Kayak Tthrough The Black Canyon

The Colorado River is perfect for kayaking and taking in the breathtaking sights that pass one by. The steep depths of the Black Canyon surround travelers from all sides. If one is lucky enough, they may also get to spot the Peregrine Falcon, one of the fastest birds in the world. Being the world's oldest rock lends the Black Canyon its name; it is also believed that the shadows made in depth have contributed to the darkness of the canyon.

• Tour: Half-Day Kayak Tour in the Black Canyon from Las Vegas
• Cost: From $149.00/person
• Duration: 3 hours

Venture Across The South Rim

The Grand Canyon's South Rim, which draws 5 million people a year, is the area that is easiest to access. There are tourist centers, historical structures, over twenty overlooks, and trailheads on the South Rim. First-time visitors to the region typically select it because of the plethora of tourist services and family-friendly activities in addition to its stunning scenery. The South Rim is accessible all year. The South Rim has four different seasons due to its elevation of 7,000 above sea level.

• Tour: Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour with Optional Upgrades
• Cost: From $121.00/person
• ​​​​​​​Duration: 14 hours