I remember this place for the video clip of Britney :) This canyons are definitely worth to see. We did both Canyons. Upper canyon at 10 am - too busy, full with of people inside, you rush from one side to another to catch the sunlight. The guide helps to set your camera, but anyway, for some cameras it can... More

drive out there lower canyon) from page - 15 minutes or so - and pay the tribe the $26 and they'll take you into the canyon. bring the camera for some awesome pictures - go on a sunny day - anytime late morning through afternoon

If you want a first class photo tour of Antelope Canyon, we highly recommend using Adventurous Antelope Canyon Photo Tours. Not only is the tour lead by a photographer who knows how to capture the beauty of the slot canyons, but they can go to sites not available to other companies, such as Rattlesnake Canyon. Rattlesnake is worth the effort,... More

Wow! Loved it. Do both the upper and lower canyons if you can. I've reviewed this under kens tours ...

i've lived here for 40 years and the canyon in itself is beautiful, but the tour groups have crammed so many people in their tours (so they can make that almighty dollar) that you cannot take pictures of anything (unless you take the pictures pointing UP)....without all of europe in your pictures. what a shame that the dollar overrides mother... More

I went there by myself, all the way from Northern California. It was worth it. Even with detour, if you want to take photos. Upper Antelope is VERY crowded. Photography tour, which is more expensive, allow you to be there for 2 hours. Book very early because guided tour booked up early for photo tours. Look around Internet for different... More

Research beforehand indicated that Ken's Guided Tour of Lower Antelope Canyon might be the one to do...so on 28th April that's what we did. Just turn up, pay yer money, and wait for the next tour (every 30 mins). Get briefed. Walk the short distance to the entrance...which is a small crack in the ground! We're squeezing into that!!?? Well,... More

I have been wanting to go here for many years, since I first saw photos. It did not disappoint! You must pay a fee to park $6. We went to the parking lot and took our tour from there instead of getting one in town. We went on the 10:00 tour, we had just arrived in AZ from Utah and... More

The ONE thing I really wanted to see in Arizona (besides the Grand Canyon) was the Antelope slot canyons near Page. We were staying in Flagstaff and were going to drive there and back in a day. However, there was an unfortunate landslide in February 2013 that caused a detour on 89, adding quite a bit of time to the... More