2-Day Tour from Las Vegas | Route 66 Centennial: Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley & Grand Canyon
- Visit the stunning Horseshoe Bend and capture photos from a viewpoint overlooking the Colorado River.
- Explore the iconic slot canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon (or Antelope Canyon X), with a local Navajo guide.
- See new natural landmark, Biidi The Arch.
- Travel toward Monument Valley with a photo stop at the scenic Forrest Gump Point.
- Witness a spectacular sunrise over the Three Great Buttes at the Monument Valley Visitor Center.
- Take an essential Navajo-operated Jeep Tour deep into Monument Valley.
- Explore the majestic Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, visiting key viewpoints like Mather Point and Yavapai Point.
- Experience the charm of the historic West with a break and sightseeing in Seligman, a classic town on Route 66.
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Purchase Notice
- This itinerary provides two packages conducted in English and Japanese. Your selection of package must match the "Guide Language Preference" upon checkout. If these two selections are not aligned, the tour you join will be based on your selection of the package. Please note that no refund nor compensation will provide to you should you fail to select your preferred package
- Each traveler may only carry 1 piece of small bag or backpack (large suitcases and luggage including carry-on sized are not allowed) If your luggage exceeds the size (size that can be held on your lap), we can accommodate this for an extra charge ($40 per piece), but this is limited to advance application.
- Since the tour involves long-distance ground travel, we ask that those who are prone to motion sickness, pregnant women, children who are not fully toilet-trained, and children under 2 years old refrain from participating. Child regardless of age shares the same price as adult.
- Travelers below 18 years old must be accompanied by at least 1 adult at all times
- If the car seat is needed, please inform customer service when booking in order to make arrangements in advance. Failure to do so will result in participation decline without refunds
- Please arrive at the designated meeting point promptly as the bus will depart on time. Refunds will not be granted to late arrivals
- Please provide an active and reachable contact number when booking in the event of an emergency
- The itinerary is for reference only. In the case of force majeure including but not limited to attraction closure due to holidays or unforeseen circumstances or adverse traffic or weather conditions,etc, the local tour company has the right to modify alternative arrangements or cancel the itinerary. No prior notice and no compensation would be provided
- Refunds or compensation will not be granted to travelers who leave the tour halfway through or miss the entire tour due to personal reasons (e.g. lack of travel documents, late arrival, sickness, accidents)
- Arrival time at the hotel may be delayed due to traffic conditions. No refund will be made in such cases
- The itinerary may change the day of, depending on the weather and congestion. There are no refunds in these cases
- There is no refund if you cannot see the sunrise due to the weather
- Only cameras are allowed inside Antelope Canyon; no other items.
- Antelope Canyon sightseeing and the Monument Valley Jeep Tour will be guided by guides from the Navajo Nation.
- Meals are not included.
- Some hotels in Las Vegas may have multiple entrances. Please confirm the meeting location by the day before the tour. If you cannot meet the guide 5 minutes after the meeting time, please contact the emergency number immediately. Emergency Contact: Phone: 1 (702) 301-2799 or 1 (702) 688-0491
Reminders
A minimum of 4 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 7 day(s) before the departure date
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 22:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: High blood pressure, Heart disease, Pregnant women
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Travelers will receive an email to confirm details for pick-up time and location and refer to the latest info on the email. Please keep an eye on the email address you use while booking and check your inbox or spam folders to make sure you receive the email
Antelope is one of the most famous photography sites, please follow their rules: no picture taking on the stairs; follow the Navajo tour guide at all times; do not write on the canyon walls; do not litter; do not bring a tripod; do not climb the rocks. If you fail to follow these rules you will be sent back to the car, refunds will not be provided
Please do not bring the following items when entering Antelope Canyon: suitcases (including carry-on luggages), selfie sticks, tripods, strollers, drones, pets, etc
FAQ
No, Lower Antelope Canyon is located on Navajo tribal land, and it is mandatory for all visitors to enter with an authorized Navajo guide. This requirement ensures safety, respects tribal regulations, and provides unique insights into the canyon's cultural and geological significance. Booking a guided tour is the only way to experience this stunning slot canyon.
The best time to visit Lower Antelope Canyon for optimal light beams is generally during late spring, summer, and early fall (April to September). Midday hours, typically between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM, offer the best chance to see the famous light shafts penetrating the canyon, especially on clear, sunny days, which enhances photographic opportunities.
On a guided tour to Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, key viewpoints typically include Mather Point and Yavapai Point. These locations offer spectacular panoramic vistas of the vast canyon, allowing visitors to witness its immense scale and intricate geological formations. Each viewpoint provides unique perspectives for photography and appreciation of this natural wonder.
Yes, a well-structured guided tour typically allows ample time to experience the main highlights of Grand Canyon National Park South Rim. Such tours focus on visiting prominent viewpoints like Mather Point and Yavapai Point, offering breathtaking panoramas. While a multi-day visit allows for deeper exploration, a dedicated tour can effectively cover the most iconic sights and provide a comprehensive overview.
The nearest major town for accessing both Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend is Page, Arizona. This town serves as a convenient base for visitors, offering accommodations, dining, and various services. Tour operators for Antelope Canyon depart directly from Page, and Horseshoe Bend is just a short drive away, making it highly accessible.
Within Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, visitors primarily use free shuttle buses, private vehicles, or walk along designated rim trails to explore viewpoints. The park's efficient shuttle system connects major points like the Visitor Center, Mather Point, and Yavapai Point. Guided tours often provide dedicated transportation between these iconic locations for convenience and efficiency.
A comprehensive multi-day tour of the American Southwest Grand Circle includes iconic natural landmarks such as the stunning Horseshoe Bend, the majestic Grand Canyon National Park South Rim, and the famous Lower Antelope Canyon (or Antelope Canyon X). Visitors also explore Monument Valley with a Navajo-operated Jeep Tour and witness unique formations like Biidi The Arch and scenic Forrest Gump Point. The tour offers diverse and spectacular scenery.
For booking a comprehensive guided tour covering multiple iconic destinations like Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley, and the Grand Canyon, it is highly recommended to book through a reputable online travel platform like KKday. Booking with KKday offers the convenience of securing your entire itinerary, including transportation, guided access to restricted areas like Antelope Canyon, and expert local guides, ensuring a hassle-free and enriching experience.
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