Antelope Canyon Tours - by Carolene Ekis - Page, Arizona

Bre D

Phenomenal! The website is easy to use and has every bit of possible information you could need to plan your trip. Check in was very quick and the gift shop is great. There is only 1 bathroom stall for everyone so make sure you get there a little early if you'll need to use it, there are no restrooms at the canyon. The tour guide Bob was absolutely amazing!! He helped everyone set their phones to get the best pictures, he took pics of the couples/families in the canyon, and he gave so much info on the canyon and the area in general. It did not at all feel rushed. I will say that the climb out, even tho it's on ramps, was a bit much. Even the younger people in our group commented that it was a workout.

tracey sotelo

We did the lower antelope tour through Dixie's tour guide. This place was fabulous, I was in awe of the beauty. Warning, for the lower antelope tour you do have to climb down some steps on a ladder, not hard though. I would give it more than five stars if I could. I highly recommend taking this tour, our guide took photos of us, told us where to stand for the best photos and shared his knowledge of the canyon history along with native history.

Lamb H

My mom and I had the most amazing and memorable experience visiting Antelope Canyon with this tour organization! Everything was conducted just as expected — Antelope Canyon Tours did a great job communicating important information in their emails; you just need to make sure you read it!

I encourage you to not allow the handful of less than positive reviews to deter you from booking a tour with this organization. I’m not sure what those guests were expecting; it is clearly communicated that the tour lasts about an hour and a half, some of which is devoted to transportation (even this part felt adventurous and fun!) to the site. I think it’s important to remember that this unique canyon is located on land that belongs to the People (we learned that this is what they prefer to be called as opposed to the “Navajo”!) native to that land and it’s worth respecting that because Antelope Canyon is not simply a photo op or some attraction at a theme park ; it’s a beautiful landmark (photos don’t do it justice!) that we are being invited and welcomed to experience for ourselves.

A quick shout out to our tour guide, Wayland: I’m sure he works leading tours multiple times a day everyday in the Arizona heat, but does so with the same wholehearted warmth, humor, cheerfulness, and enthusiasm with each group; I really felt he had the visitor’s experience in mind as he led us through the canyon and helped us take unbelievable photos! He even stopped to take photos of us. A truly special part of the tour was not just seeing the beauty of Antelope Canyon but meeting and learning about the People of this land. Thank you for your generosity, Wayland!

All this is to say, I’d 100% recommend booking a tour with Antelope Canyon Tours to everyone and anyone looking to see the wonder of Antelope Canyon!

Nancy Eliz

Exceptional tour of Antelope canyon, one of the most beautiful areas in Arizona. This company is very professional and well organized. The guide Cheyenne was very knowledgeable and assisted with taking photos of this incredible canyon. From the time of booking until completion of the tour this company provided timely important information allowing us to experience an exceptional tour and their commitment to guest satisfaction is obvious. Would highly recommend this Sightseer Upper Antelope Canyon tour. Be sure to book your tickets well in advance

Cody P

There are a couple of portions of Antelope Canyon that you can tour, with the upper canyon being arguably the most famous one and the one that this company operates with. It's very convenient - reserve your ticket well in advance (months), show up at this location half an hour before the tour, and they take you out in a specialized truck and bring you right back all while in the hands of a professional guide - it's made to be a very easy and fun experience. The experience altogether was about 2 hours, 15 - 20 minutes each direction and then about 45 minutes to an hour at the canyon with maybe 30ish minutes actually inside the canyon. The guide we had was laid back and fun and very educational, and he also took everyone's picture at the different key photo spots. It is recommend to reserve months in advance to get a good time slot, and the noon option is best for pictures. Note that when you leave the canyon, you don't go back through it but over and around the side of it with most of it being on a series of metal stairs and paths in order to keep the flow of traffic and not make the canyon too crowded. After the tour, the office location has a wonderful selection of souvenirs and refreshments and at a decent price too. My only gripe, and this isn't specific to this company but the situation that Antelope Canyon finds itself in as a whole, is that all of these tour companies jumped on each and every portion of Antelope Canyon and monetized the hell out of it, and the Navajo Nation's requirement of a local guide to experience it didn't make matters any better. I felt like $100ish a person is quite steep, especially for a natural wonder, and most companies charge a similar enough price, so if you want to see it, you're stuck coughing up a pretty penny. It is what it is I guess. But overall, we're glad that we did it, and it's a truly breathtaking experience that everyone should experience at least once.

Lynda Scrapbook

Unbelievable! What an amazing tour of the Antelope Canyon. Our tour guide, Cory, was incredibly knowledgeable. Her personal service included helping us with camera settings to get the best pictures on our camera phones. She took the time to take pics of every guest with their camera. I highly recommend this tour. The canyon is beyond beautiful!

Vreddhi Bhat

The tour starts at their office, where they pick you up with semi open buses. The ride to canyon in the open bus is fun. The upper canyons themselves are very beautiful. The temperature inside canyon is cool. Canyon walk is 137 metre long. It’s a paradise for photographers. Sunny is amazing guide.

Robert Rimback

This was an amazing tour! Our tour guide, Rosie, was phenomenal. She was so friendly and knowledgeable. She took the time to make sure everyone got the picture they wanted at each turn in the canyon. She thoroughly explained the history of how the canyon was created and stories of famous things that happened in the canyon. She was very attentive to everyone in the tour. She even reminded people to drink water because it was so hot. I would definitely recommend this tour company!