USA · SEDONA TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 7 sedona tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride a vintage train for 3.5 hours through Verde Canyon near Sedona. Expect red rock cliffs, the Verde River, a 7,000-foot tunnel, old mining sites, and open-air viewing cars. Lunch at the depot, appetizers, bottled water, and a Champagne toast are included.
“Great Experience! Staff was nice and check in was quick and easy! Train ride was amazing! I would recommend it!”
Travel by comfortable small-group van from Sedona or Flagstaff to Wupatki, Sunset Crater, Cameron Trading Post, and the Grand Canyon. Guides such as Jason, Rasa, Brad, and Al explain the area’s geology, Native history, plants, and wildlife. Expect a long day, big views, and limited time at some stops.
“Jason was a wonderful guide, very knowledgeable about the entire area! Great recommendations for restaurants! Thank you for a wonderful experience!”
Ride from downtown Sedona to lesser-known vortex sites with guides such as Joe, Phil, Doc, or JC. Expect about a mile of walking on uneven ground, stories about geology and mysticism, bottled water, and no off-roading. Stops vary by group interest and time.
“Had a great time on the vortex tour. Our guide Joe was great and very informative. I have been on some of their other jeep tours and they all were great and didn’t disappoint. views are amazing and great way to learn and see sites you may not byuoirself”
Drive your own ATV through western Sedona with guides such as Tyler, Jordan, Adam, or Larry. Expect a safety course, roughly 3 hours on dusty, bumpy trails, movie locations, desert wildlife, photo stops, and a climb to Skeleton Bone Mountain.
“Adam was a great tour guide. Very knowledgeable. Very friendly, and patient. The entire experience was “once in a lifetime.” The scenic view was amazing.”
Spend about 5.5 hours touring Sedona in a shaded, 360-degree open-air vehicle with a group capped at 13. You’ll see Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Tlaquepaque, Amitabha Stupa, Rachel’s Knoll, and the Airport Overlook, with time for lunch in Uptown Sedona.
Travel from Sedona or Flagstaff through Oak Creek Canyon and Navajo Nation to Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, and Antelope Canyon X. A local driver-guide such as Al, Kurt, Jeff, or Smokey narrates the route, while a Navajo guide leads the 1.5-hour canyon visit.
“Kurt our guide was incredible. So very attuned to our needs as travelers from where to stop for personal comfort to how much to share with us when new stuff was to be seen and explained - and how much to just keep quiet and let us soak in the views along the way. Once at our destinations, he prepared us well for what to expect and how to get the most out of our visits.”
Travel from Sedona to the Grand Canyon with an English-speaking guide such as Rasa, Andrea, Sheldon, or Kurt. See Oak Creek Canyon, Cameron Trading Post, Desert View, the Watchtower, both rims, and Grand Canyon Village. The $191 shared tour includes transport, water, admissions, and a South Rim nature walk.
“Our day trip was great. Our guide Charlie took us to all the best lookouts, did a great job explaining each point along with historical facts. He put our early concerns to rest at the beginning so we could enjoy the trip both ways. We had time to shop, see sites, and eat. He did a great job and we will tell others about our experience. Thanks.”
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