Antelope Canyon is located in the heart of the American Southwest, near Page, Arizona, within the Navajo Nation Reservation. The canyon region is split into multiple sections, and your tours for each will start from their respective locations.
Public transport is limited because Antelope Canyon is located in a remote part of Arizona. The closest city, Page, does not offer rideshare, bus, or shuttle services, so reaching there by public transport can get a little tricky. Driving to the canyons is highly recommended.




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No direct public transport options are available to the Canyon, and public transportation to Page, AZ is very limited. There are buses to Page, but there is one airport, Page Municipal Airport, with flights from nearby locations like Las Vegas and Phoenix. Driving down, or booking airplane or bus tours from Las Vegas is highly recommended.
You can drive to Page on your own, but access to Antelope Canyon is only possible with a Navajo guide. You can book in advance to choose the tour type and time of your choice.
Yes. The parking areas can get full during peak season, especially during weekends, so make sure you come early to get a spot. Or to avoid the hassle, book a bus tour. It’ll help you save the trouble of driving, offering you a comfortable journey.
While it is possible to get a rideshare to drop you to Page at Antelope Canyon, getting a return won’t be possible because Page doesn’t have rideshare services.
Plan to leave at least 5 to 5.5 hours before your tour starts. This allows ample time for the drive, a quick meal, and getting ready to enjoy your Antelope Canyon experience.
Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide
Upper Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide
Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide