Arizona

Our most recommended things to do in Arizona

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  1. Antelope Canyon: Canyon X or Lower Antelope Entry Ticket

  Get to know one of the three different slot canyons in Antelope Canyon. Select from the Upper Antelope, Lower Antelope, or Canyon X.

  Canyon X

  Located southeast of Lower Antelope canyon by the gateway town of Page, Ari. This part of the canyon is chiseled out by millions of years’ worth of flood erosion and impactful winds on its sandstone, enough to sculpt out the iconic "X" shape that aptly named the canyon.

  Canyon X is a relatively new scenic tour and the lesser-known cousin of Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon, which results in fewer visitors by comparison to the other two. Canyon X is a mixture of the characteristics of both the Upper and Lower canyon, with the Upper’s feature of pillars of light and the Lower’s steepness. Canyon X is also deeper than the other two and brings ample photo opportunities. It truly is a great vac...

  We enjoyed the Canyon X Tour. There were 13 people in our group and they only let one group in at a time so it was not crowded. The tour guides were very pleasant and interesting to talk with! Josh led us through the slot canyon and he was informative, easygoing, and was happy to take pictures of us.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 29/09/2021
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  2. Phoenix Zoo: One Day General Admission Ticket

  Nestled on 125 acres within the beautiful Papago Park, the Phoenix Zoo is a wondrous place of curiosity, imagination, and discovery. The zoo is one of the largest non-profit zoos in the U.S., caring for over 3,000 animals with nearly 400 species represented, including many threatened and endangered species. It features over 3,000 animals, including Bornean Orangutans, Asian Elephants, Sumatran Tigers, Komodo Dragons, Masai Giraffes, and more. It's a great place to create memories that will last a lifetime. Other animals include the African Lion, Giraffe, Zebra, Mexican Gray Wolf, Ringtail, Golden Eagle, Sloth, Cotton-Top Tamarin, Dalmatian Pelican, Orangutan, Asian Elephant, Jaguar, Cheetah, Coyote, and Komodo Dragon. The Zoo features approximately 2.5 miles of walking paths and is divided into Arizona, Africa, Tropics, and Children’s trails. Usually, the Africa and Tropics Trails take...

  It was nice to see all the animals. I rented a power chair and rode around with out getting tired. I got to go around the whole zoo. I was dreading to go but I'm glad I did.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 30/08/2021
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  3. Las Vegas: Grand Canyon West Bus Tour with Hoover Dam Stop

  On your full-day tour from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon, you’ll have a chance to enjoy a drive through the Joshua Tree Forest. Your professional driver/guide will provide information about the sights along the way. In addition, this excursion includes a narrated bus tour at the Grand Canyon, a nutritious breakfast, and your choice of turkey, ham or a veggie wrap during the tour. Enjoy a 15-minute stop at the Hoover Dam for a photo opportunity and amazing view of the Hoover Dam and Bypass Bridge. When you arrive at the West Rim you’ll have your first views of the majestic Colorado River below. There are also spectacular views from Eagle and Guano points. If you hike the trail at Guano Point, you’ll reach the West Rim’s highest point, where the views of the Colorado River are breathtaking. A visit to the Hualapai Ranch is also included in the tour. At this Native American settlement, ...

  We enjoyed our trip to the Grand Canyon. Our guide was great; he was informative, organized and entertaining. It was much better than driving there ourselves for a day trip from Vegas.The bus was comfortable and the stops were timed just right.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 28/09/2021
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  4. Williams, AZ: The Grand Canyon Railway Round Trip Experience

  Enjoy the Grand Canyon's natural beauty on a nostalgic roundtrip train ride featuring western musicians and cowboy characters on vintage cars. The Grand Canyon Railway boasts 64 miles of breathtaking scenery that leads to Grand Canyon National Park. This century-old railroad brought people from some of the wildest parts of Arizona to one of the seven natural wonders of the world - the Grand Canyon. Journey back to the Old West with the help of authentic characters who bring music and stories to share with you along the way. You will then get to the canyon around lunchtime with ample time to hike and enjoy the park. Afterwards, you will then return back to Williams, Arizona.

  It was a amazing day the staff on the train were wonderful especially Rob the attendant in our car

  Reviewed by Richard, 30/08/2021
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  5. From Sedona: 1.5-Hour Oak Creek Canyon Jeep Pavement Tour

  Hop in a comfortable Jeep and marvel as you wind your way towards the outstanding natural beauty of the Oak Creek Canyon. Enjoy breathtaking views, and learn all about the area's history from your guide.

  Drive along the center of a massive fault-line, millions of years in the making. From the Canyon's center, admire the 1,500ft cliffs towering above. Considered to be Sedona’s natural centerpiece, discover why Oak Creek Canyon is known as the smaller cousin of the Grand Canyon. Admire the natural scenery as you climb over 2000ft to the top of the south-rim of the mighty Colorado Plateau. Learn about the amazing geologic and anthropologic history from your guide. The custom-built Jeeps will follow paved trails, providing a smooth ride with no bouncing.

  Donn was an exceptionally informative guide! We had a. Great tour. I will definitely recommend the you and the guide. I felt like Get your Guide did a bait and switch. I thought I was signing up with Pink keep tours, only to go there and find out we were signed up with a different company. Luckily it worked out well.

  Reviewed by Brandy, 28/09/2021
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  6. From Las Vegas: Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour

  Leave bustling Las Vegas and head out on a scenic drive into Navajo territory. Stop for breakfast in St. George, Utah, home to the oldest continuously operating Mormon temple in the world. After breakfast, approach the mighty Colorado River for a visit to Horseshoe Bend. Note where the river flows and meanders around the rocks creating a distinctive horseshoe-shaped loop beloved by visitors and photographers from around the world. Next, travel to where “the water runs through the rocks” as per the local Navajo folklore. Explore lower Antelope Canyon and visit the spectacular dunes created by the wind, water, and sand. With your local Navajo guide, discover the beauty of the canyon up close. Admire the beauty of the sun which creates shafts of light that shine through the slits in the canyon walls. After a break for lunch, continue to the Glenn Canyon viewpoint for one last look at this...

  We tráveled agousth 3th, and we had two guía The woman Wats fantástico, very good, she know the place and all the tips, but de Men that Speak spanish was too bad, he didnt know anything, he Was confused always and Anytime help us, just confusos us. Tha tour is tired but is so good!!!

  Reviewed by CHANTAL, 07/09/2021
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  7. Grand Canyon: Discovery Air Tour

  Experience the grandeur of the Grand Canyon South Rim on an aerial tour that is bound to captivate you.

  Your flight leaves from the Grand Canyon national park terminal and takes you over the Kaibab National Forest, Kaibab Plateau, Confluence of Colorado, Little Colorado River, Imperial Point, and Zuni Corridor.

  Once onboard your plane, sit back and get ready to enjoy the thrill of the incredible scenery this natural wonder has to offer. All seats provide unobstructed views for sightseeing and photography through the specially designed oversized windows.

  This Grand discovery tour is perfect for families and for individuals who have limited time yet wish to enjoy all of the beauty of the Grand Canyon.

  This was our first time in a small plane and so well worth it. We didn't know that in such a limited time what we were able to see. It was unbelievable and something I would recommend anyone to at least do once in their life. Our pilot Jack was very friendly and informative of the Canyon. The amount of views and angles you see from above is indescribable in words. My pictures are phenomenal and my memories will last me a life time. I would recommend this tour to anyone.

  Reviewed by Tina, United States, 17/09/2021
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  8. From Las Vegas: Grand Canyon West Rim with Optional Skywalk

  Embark on a full day of adventure and fun with an informative tour of the Grand Canyon’s West Rim – home of the famous Skywalk. See Boulder City, the bypass bridge, the Joshua Tree Forest, and more from your air-conditioned vehicle.

  Depart Las Vegas early in the morning, stopping to grab some food in Boulder City, the US's first planned community and only town in Nevada without legalized gambling. Enjoy feasting on a classic American breakfast, free from the incessant jangle of slot machine gaming.

  Stop at the new bypass bridge and get incredible pictures of the mighty Hoover Dam. Reach the West Rim, then board the Hualapai Tribes Legacy Tour to view Eagle Point and Guano Point.

  Enjoy some time at your leisure, perhaps deploying your lunch ticket to feast on food right on the rim. Take in the amazing views, or treat yourself to a trip on the glass Sk...

  Great tour to go on Charlie was an exceptional tour guide. Very knowledgeable and friendl. Our driver James is the man, had to tough it out with the sun in his face all the way back. Great experience, I highly recommend going.

  Reviewed by Jeff, United States, 23/09/2021
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  9. From Las Vegas: Grand Canyon South Rim with Snacks & Lunch

  Escape the city for a day with a trip to the Grand Canyon National Park from fabulous Las Vegas, with transfers, snacks, lunch, and free time at the South Rim included. 

  After your Las Vegas pickup, enjoy some light breakfast snacks and you are also welcome to bring your coffee or tea in a container with a lid. 

  Sit back and relax as you travel along Route 66 to your first destination, the Grand Canyon Caverns. Here you will stop for 1 hour to grab some lunch and have the option to add a caverns tour to your adventurous day.

  Following lunch, enter into the Grand Canyon National Park with your first stop at Mather Point for approximately 45 minutes. Then the driver will collect all interested guests and transfer them to Bright Angel, the Visitor Center, for approximately 2 hours. 

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  My husband and I booked this day trip from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon and we would highly recommend it. It was a very long day but worth it. We got picked up at 6:10am at a nearby hotel. This company was easy to communicate with. We all had to hand sanitize and get a temperature check before getting on the bus. Everyone was great about wearing their masks on the bus so we both felt safe in terms of COVID. There was a bathroom on the bus in case of emergencies but we stopped every 1-2hrs for either food or a restroom break. Lunch was a sandwich, chips and cookies but you could purchase food at several of the locations we stopped at. We picked up lunch very early (around 8:30am) so some people ate right away and others saved it.We had the option of a guided tour in the Grand Canyon (an extra $20 per person) but chose to go on our own. The path was very easy to follow ourselves. There was a free shuttle if you didn't want to walk. All in all, an excellent trip.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 20/09/2021
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  10. Las Vegas: Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour with Pickup

  Tick the Antelope Canyon off your bucket list on a small-group day trip from Las Vegas. Head out to either the famous Lower Antelope Canyon or the more intimate and secluded Antelope Canyon X with your Navajo tribal guide, plus hotel transfers, lunch, and snacks also included.

  Start your day with an early morning complimentary pickup from your centrally located Las Vegas hotel. Enjoy your transportation in a clean, comfy minivan (for up to 6 people) or in a van (for up to 14 passengers).

  Indulge in the scenic views from Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon as you pass back and forth across the Utah and Arizona state borders on your way to Page, AZ.

  Depending on the weather, stop in either Mesquite, Nevada, or Hurricane, Utah, for an opportunity to stretch your legs, use the facilities, and grab coffee befor...

  What a great trip! Anthony was an excellent driver/host. He communicated clearly, made scheduled stops for bathroom breaks/gas, and had phone chargers and cold water available. Horseshoe Bend is a self guided hike and amazingly our entire group returned at the designated meet time. We stopped for lunch at Subway prior to going to Antelope Canyon X. Once on the reservation, we met our guide for the canyon. It is a steep dusty hill (or stairs) down to the canyon entrance (and back up the hill) but the canyon is flat and easy walking which is good because you spend your time looking up in amazement!

  Reviewed by Jennifer, 24/09/2021