Page Lower Antelope Canyon Guided Tour

4.6

(1.629 Reviews)

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Duration: 1 hour

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Experience Highlights

Join this tour, lasting approximately 1 hour, and discover the stunning rock formations of Lower Antelope Canyon in Arizona. Throughout the tour, you’ll be accompanied by expert guides—local Navajo people—who’ll take you to the most interesting spots in the canyon and tell you about the geology and natural features of the area.

You’ll take part in a small group, ensuring you enjoy an intimate and personalised experience. You’ll learn how erosion caused by water and wind over the centuries has shaped the canyon’s rock formations, and you’ll be able to take spectacular photos in one of the most unique places on the planet.

Explore Lower Antelope Canyon on a tour lasting around 60 minutes
Make the most of an intimate and personalised experience in a small group
Learn about the geology and history of the area , accompanied by Navajo guides

What’s included

Guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon
Expert Navajo guides

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Step by Step

During this activity , you’ll have the opportunity , for around 1 hour, to explore the beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon, one of the best-known geological formations in the whole of the United States. The canyon is a rock formation created by the erosion of sandstone, and is famous for its waves, slot formations and spirals, which create a breathtaking landscape.

Throughout the activity, you’ll be accompanied by expert Navajo guides, with whom you’ll explore the canyon whilst learning about its history, geology and cultural perspective. The Navajo are a Native American people indigenous to the area, and they are the only ones authorised to act as guides in the canyon.

As well as its natural beauty, Lower Antelope Canyon is a popular spot for photography, and the Navajo guides know all the best angles for capturing the canyon in any lighting conditions. Be sure to bring your camera to capture the breathtaking views and the unique shapes created by the light filtering through the canyon.

Entry to the picturesque Lower Antelope Canyon is safe and limited to a maximum of 15 people per group, ensuring you can enjoy an intimate and personalised experience. This is an activity full of adventure and exploration, ideal for nature lovers, and perfect for enjoying with family or friends.

Reviews

4.6

· 1.629 Reviews

E
E.
5
A wonderful guided tour.
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R.
4
The place is spectacular, I have never seen anything like it in my life. On the other hand, the guided tour was very good, although I expected something more. It was a pleasant and recommendable experience.
M
M.
5
Simply spectacular.
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M.
5
Incredible place and how much one can learn on this guided tour, it was a very positive and beautiful experience. Highly recommended for everyone, it is a must-see tour.

Meeting point

Ken’s Tours Office, Indian Route 222, Page, AZ 86040, USA
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Other Things You Should Know

There will be a maximum of 15 travellers on the tour or activity
Confirm all details on the booking voucher
Antelope Canyon operates in the same time zone as Page, Arizona and Phoenix, Arizona.
The Navajo Nation and Utah are in different time zones; therefore, plan your journey time and arrival time according to Page and Phoenix.
You must bring a form of identification with you to the event
The unique terrain of the Antelope Canyon guided tour requires guests to be able to climb moderately steep stairs with minimal assistance
It is very important to arrive before the scheduled check-in time, otherwise your booking may be subject to cancellation without a refund
You should arrive at the meeting point about 30 minutes early
This activity is not recommended for pregnant women, or for travellers with back problems, heart conditions or other serious medical conditions
Antelope Canyon does not allow bags to be carried on the walking tour
Tripods, monopods and selfie sticks are not permitted.
You are not permitted to bring bags or rucksacks (including bum bags, hydration packs and handbags) to the activity, nor any camera equipment (tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, camera bags)
Open-toed shoes, sandals or high heels are not permitted (appropriate clothing is required)
Pets and service animals are not permitted
Not wheelchair accessible