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Mesquite, Nevada
Virgin River Gorge, Arizona
St. George, Utah
Glen Canyon Dam, Arizona
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Horseshoe Bend Overlook
Tickets included
Enjoy a 20-minute walk to breathtaking views of the canyon and river.
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Lower Antelope Canyon
Tickets included (based on selection)
Experience the mesmerizing play of light and color in this narrow slot canyon, renowned for its intricate rock formations.
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Upper Antelope Canyon
Tickets included (based on selection)
Explore the stunning colors and shapes of this sculpted sandstone canyon on a one-hour tour.
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Antelope Canyon X
Tickets included (based on selection)
Explore Antelope Canyon X, famous for its striking, carved sandstone formations and shifting colors.
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Las Vegas
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This tour takes you through the wave-like sandstone formations, known as "Hasdeztwazi" or "Spiral Rock Arches" in Navajo. Navajo guides will point out features like "The Corkscrew" and "The Angel's Window" which offer fantastic photo opportunities, with light playing beautifully on the rock walls.
Duration: 1.3 to 13 hours
Transfers: Option included
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Lower Antelope Canyon Tickets
After a rather thrilling car or jeep drive, almost like an off-roading experience, you will reach the Upper Antelope Canyon where you will walk into its narrow passages at ground level. This canyon is most famous for the beams of light hitting the stone structures. Let your expert guides help you find the best picture spots on your tour.
Duration: 1.3 to 13 hours
Transfers: Option included
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Upper Antelope Canyon Tickets
Make your way through Antelope Canyon X which is known for its distinctive ‘X’ shape, created by flood erosion and strong winds. With fewer crowds, this lesser known neighbor of the Upper and Lower Canyons offers you a chance to savor the beauty of the canyon and take your time exploring the winding passageways. You will be guided through both the Upper X and Lower X canyons.
Duration: 1.3 to 13 hours
Transfers: Option included
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Antelope Canyon X Tickets
About five miles away from Antelope Canyon, you’ll find the breathtaking Horseshoe Bend - a dramatic horseshoe-shaped meander in the Colorado River, formed over millions of years. Club your canyon visit with this viewpoint that overlooks the winding river as it curves around sandstone cliffs from 1,000 feet above.
Duration: 10.3 to 13 hours
Transfers: Included
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From Las Vegas: Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour
From Las Vegas: Upper Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour with Lunch
What you can see from on the ground looks that much more mesmerizing from up above! Hop onto a sightseeing flight from Boulder City to Page, Arizona for aerial views of Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, and Glen Canyon.
Duration: 10.3 hours
Transfers: Included
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From Las Vegas: Antelope Canyon Airplane & Ground Tour
Here’s where your Antelope Canyon tours will begin.
Address: 22 S Lake Powell Blvd, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: El Tapatio (325 feet)
Address: Indian Rte 222, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Dixie's Lower Antelope Canyon Tours (0.2 miles)
Address: MP 308, AZ-98, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Mystical Antelope Canyon Tours & Arrowhead Campground (1.1 miles)
Address: Las Vegas, Nevada, United States | Find on Maps
Hotel Pick up: If you choose the day tours from Las Vegas, you will have the option to be picked up from your hotel and dropped back to the same location.
Open hours
Best time to visit: The Upper Antelope Canyon is best experienced in the summer between 10am and 2pm, while Lower Antelope Canyon is best seen from 9am to 11am, when the light beams are more likely to seep through the top distinctly. While March to October offer the best weather and viewing experience, November and February will be less crowded with cooler temperatures.
While there are no dining options at Antelope Canyon, you can find several restaurants just a short drive away in Page.
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A 2.5 hour drive away from Antelope Canyon lies the world-renowned Grand Canyon. Spanning approximately 277 miles, this natural wonder features a stunning prism of colorful rock formations, with hues of red, yellow, and green stretching across the vast landscape.
Take a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour across the most famous parts of town and stop by The Strat, The Mob Museum, Treasure Island & Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas Sign for some fantastic photo opportunities.
The first thing that comes to mind when you say Las Vegas is its vibrant live show scene, featuring a diverse range of performances from musical acts to elaborate theatrical productions. Watch shows like Cirque du Soleil performances, Magic Mike Live, Burlesque shows and more on your trip to the city.
Antelope Canyon consists of two main sections, the Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. Apart from this, there are other canyons in the area, including Antelope Canyon X and Secret Canyon.
No, Antelope Canyon can only be accessed via guided tours conducted by licensed operators because of its location on Navajo Nation land and its significance as a sacred site.
Yes, tours are available year-round, but the summer months are the best time to see the light beams, while the off-season offers fewer crowds and cooler temperatures.
The best time to visit Antelope Canyon to experience the famous light beams is during the summer months, from June to August, between 10am and 2pm.
Upper Antelope Canyon is renowned for its light beams, making it a photographer's dream. However, Lower Antelope Canyon offers more intricate rock formations, ideal for capturing unique perspectives of this natural wonder.
Yes, you can visit the Upper, Lower Antelope Canyons, and Antelope Canyon X, in one day but you will need separate tickets for each tour.
Yes, many tours offer a combination of Antelope Canyon and nearby attractions like Horseshoe Bend and the Grand Canyon. Some tours even include airplane rides for an aerial view like the Antelope Canyon Airplane & Ground Tour.
Antelope Canyon has a daily visitor limit of 1,500 people. This makes it harder for tourists to get slots during peak season.
Antelope Canyon tours are not handicap accessible since they involve walking, navigating narrow pathways, and climbing stairs.
Yes, Antelope Canyon is family-friendly and is a great space to take your children along with you for an educational and fun day! There will be a lot of walking and navigating narrow spaces so do prepare your children for that.
Videography, flash photography, tripods, and monopods are not allowed inside the canyon. Commercial use of the captured photos without a permit from Navajo Parks Management is not permitted.
You cannot bring food or large water bottles on the tour to the canyon. If you are going on a full day tour, we recommend you carry snacks with you in a backpack that you can leave behind in your tour bus and take a smaller bag if needed with you on the canyon tour.
Restrooms are only available at the tour offices. There are no restroom facilities inside the canyon itself, so plan accordingly.
Yes, the Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour and the Upper Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour with Lunch will take you to both natural wonders on the same day.
Most Antelope Canyon tours start in Page, Arizona. If you're traveling from Las Vegas, some tours like the Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour and the Upper Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour offer hotel pick-up and drop-off.
If your tour is canceled due to unsafe weather conditions like flash floods, you will be notified, and rescheduling or refunds will be arranged by the tour operator.
There are no dining options at Antelope Canyon, but Page, Arizona, is a short drive away and offers several restaurant choices including Ranch House Grill and Fiesta Mexicana.