Explore the beautiful winding passages of Upper Antelope Canyon, a famous global photography spot. Travel from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon comfortably by bus. Enjoy the best view of the stunning meander of the Colorado River at Horseshoe Bend. Experience the highlights of Arizona in two days for an unforgettable journey.
| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Tour types | Guided tour |
| Accommodation type | Hotel |
| Room type | Double room, Triple room, Quadruple room |
| Additional service & facility | Transfer included |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights |
| Transport | Charter car |
* Please read the following terms carefully before registering. Once payment is completed, you are deemed to have understood and agreed to the following terms.
All service fees and mandatory items must be paid in cash to the guide on the tour day. No refunds for early withdrawal.
Provide accurate booking details (name, contact info, flight/meeting point). Any loss caused by incorrect information is your responsibility.
Minors under 18 must travel with an adult.
Vehicles are equipped with interior/exterior cameras and guides may wear recording devices. Participation implies consent to recording.
A tour voucher will be emailed 1–3 business days before departure. If sold out during peak season, we will arrange rescheduling or route changes.
Hotel room types are not guaranteed. A credit/debit card is required at check-in for deposit (refunded per hotel policy). Smoking or cooking in hotel rooms may result in fines.
Guests may not use their own national park passes or attraction tickets (except non-U.S. resident annual passes).
The itinerary, hotels, and schedule may be adjusted due to weather, traffic, closures, holidays, or other force majeure. No refunds will be given, and we are not responsible for delays or additional travel expenses.
Luggage limit: one 26-inch suitcase per person. Extra or oversized luggage may be stored at the departure city. Guests are responsible for personal belongings; the company is not liable for loss or damage. Travel insurance is recommended.
Children under 8 must be reported at booking. A child safety seat costs USD $20 per use. Failure to notify may cause delays and related costs are the guest’s responsibility.
Some additional expenses must be paid in cash overseas. Optional activities are not guaranteed and should not be prepaid.
At Antelope Canyon, strictly follow all rules: no photos on stairs; follow the Navajo guide; no carving, littering, urinating, bags, tripods/monopods, or climbing. Violators may be removed without refund.
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 3 day(s) before the departure date
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
This itinerary is for reference only. In the event of attraction closures due to holidays, unforeseen circumstances, adverse traffic, weather conditions, or force majeure, the local tour company may modify or cancel the itinerary without prior notice or compensation
Travelers may be asked to present ID documents (e.g., a passport or ID card) for identity verification. Please make sure you carry the aforementioned documents with you on the day of the visit
No refunds or compensation will be given to travelers who leave the tour midway or miss it due to personal reasons (e.g., lack of travel documents, late arrival, sickness, accident, etc.)
The tour guide will arrange optional activities. Guests can choose not to join and enjoy free time instead. Please meet the guide at the designated time and point
All tickets must be purchased by the tour guide. Travelers are not allowed to use the tickets they bought on their own (e.g. City Pass)
The price details are for reference only. Please refer to each attraction's on-site announcement for ticket details. If tourists insist on using their own tickets, the local tour operator will not provide transportation or tour guide services for the day
Please do not bring the following items when entering Antelope Canyon: suitcases (including carry-on luggages), selfie sticks, tripods, strollers, drones, pets, etc.
Travelers are advised to bring sunglasses, sun protection, hats, jacket for cold weathers, closed-toed shoes and personal medication
In the event of force majeure such as weather, war, or strikes preventing destination visits, the local travel agency will prioritize customer safety and property. The local travel agency reserves the right to cancel or modify itineraries without liability for any resulting issues. No refunds will be given for fees already paid
In the event that force majeure like weather, transportation, equipment failure, or strikes cause tour delays that inconvenience travelers or result in additional transportation costs not covered by this tour, no refunds or compensation will be provided
Pets and Service Animals are not allowed on the tour
Emergency Contact: 725-895-1680
Upper Antelope Canyon is known for its wider, A-shaped passages and the famous light beams that penetrate from above, making it highly sought after for photography. It's generally easier to walk through, making it more accessible for most visitors. In contrast, Lower Antelope Canyon features narrower, V-shaped slots that require navigating ladders and stairs, offering a more adventurous and physically demanding experience. Both canyons showcase stunning geological formations and vibrant colors.
Visiting Upper Antelope Canyon is generally considered easy in terms of physical difficulty. The terrain inside is mostly flat sand, making it suitable for most visitors, including families and those with moderate mobility. The main challenge can be navigating crowded pathways, especially during peak seasons. Access to the canyon involves a short, off-road vehicle ride to the entrance, which is part of the guided tour experience.
The typical walking tour duration within Upper Antelope Canyon itself is usually around 1 to 1.5 hours. This timeframe includes opportunities for guides to share insights into the canyon's geology and cultural significance, as well as ample time for photography. The entire experience, encompassing transportation to and from the canyon entrance, can take approximately 2 to 3 hours in total.
Yes, it is mandatory to join a guided tour to visit Upper Antelope Canyon. The canyon is located on Navajo Nation land, and access is restricted to tours led by authorized Navajo guides. This regulation is in place to protect the fragile environment, ensure visitor safety, and respect the cultural significance of the site. Tours must be booked in advance to guarantee entry.
At Grand Canyon South and East Rims, visitors can expect to witness some of the most iconic and expansive views of the canyon. The South Rim features famous viewpoints like Mather Point, Yavapai Point, and Grand Canyon Village, offering breathtaking panoramic vistas of the vast gorge. The East Rim includes Desert View Watchtower, providing a unique perspective and insights into the canyon's geological history and Native American culture.
For visiting Horseshoe Bend, approximately 1 to 1.5 hours is typically allocated. This allows sufficient time for the walk from the parking area to the iconic overlook, which is about 0.6 miles (1 km) each way over an unpaved, sandy path. Visitors can then spend time admiring the magnificent U-shaped bend of the Colorado River and taking photographs before returning to their vehicle.
This 2-day tour includes comfortable bus transportation from Las Vegas to all specified destinations, including Upper Antelope Canyon, Grand Canyon South Rim, Grand Canyon East Rim, and Horseshoe Bend. This service ensures a stress-free travel experience, eliminating the need for personal driving and navigation between these major attractions. All inter-destination travel is handled conveniently by the tour provider.
The best time to visit Upper Antelope Canyon for optimal light beams is generally from late morning to early afternoon (10:00 AM to 1:00 PM) during spring and summer months (March to October). For the Grand Canyon, spring (April-May) and fall (September-October) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds than summer, with clear skies ideal for viewing. Winter also provides unique, snowy landscapes but with colder weather conditions.