2-Day Antelope Canyon and Sedona Small Group Tour

We will pick you up in the early morning from Las Vegas, then head to our first stop — Hoover Dam (30 mins, will cancel from Apr 05, 2020), located in the Black Gorge at the junction of Nevada and Arizona. It has comprehensive functions such as flood control, irrigation, power generation, shipping, and water supply. It was built in April 1931 and was completed in March 1936.

Then, we will head to Route 66 Museum for a rest. Our next stop is Barringer Meteor Crater. Ballinger Crater is located on the desert plateau at 1,740 meters above sea level in northern Arizona, with a diameter of 1,200 meters and a depth of 170 meters. It is surrounded by a 45-meter-high raised terrain. The crater was of great importance in geological research and was listed as a natural American by the federal government in November 1967.

We will arrive at Sedona at about 14:00 pm and pay a visit to this town.

Sedona is located between Phoenix, the capital of Arizona, and the Grand Canyon of Colorado. It is famous for its unique red sandstone landscape and rich Indian culture. Sedona has been ranked among the top ten most beautiful towns in the United States all year round, and is often ranked first, attracting millions of visitors every year. Sedona is a beautiful and artistic town. In addition to the beautiful red sandstone and creek rivers, private art galleries, grape hotels, and Aboriginal cultural shops can be seen everywhere on the street. We proceed to the holy place of Christianity, the Holy Cross Church and other places, allowing people to temporarily detach from the busy world and cleanse the heart.

Overnight in Sedona

Today, we will take you to Horseshoe Bend first. Horseshoe Bay is a U-shaped river in the Arizona River. It is also a small section of the Grand Canyon. It is a horseshoe bay because the rock surrounded by the river is shaped like a horseshoe. The Horseshoe Bay, which contains a lot of iron and manganese metal, always changes her appearance. Our next stop is Upper Antelope Canyon. It is also called “the place where water runs through rocks” by the Navajo. We'll arrive at the main departure point and travel by 4×4 truck which is the best way to experience this awesome natural wonder of Upper Antelope Canyon (admission is not included). The Navajo Guide will take you on an easy journey through the canyon stopping in areas that are popular for photos and also sharing the Navajo Cultural stories about the canyon. Nothing can describe this work of Mother Nature and experiencing this beauty will leave you breathless. We will enter the canyon at prime time (subject to final confirmation), so your lunch may be arranged during 13:30 -15:30 pm. Afterwards, we will return to Las Vegas and end our tour at about 7:30 -8:30 pm.