Yesterday we had a truly great experience in Monument Valley with Jamie of Simpson’s Trail Handlers. Jamie’s professionalism is countered with his wack sense of humor and he had us in stitches. We signed on for the dreamcatchers tour that departed at 4:30. The late afternoon sun was the best for photography as the colors are vivid and the shadows add dimension to the fantastic rock formations. Jamie took us to the best spots for viewing and always offered to take photos of us from our smartphones. He used the pano feature to create fanciful photos of us against the stunning backgrounds. He’s also a talented musician and played the flute to advantage against the echoing canyons. That was epic! Our last stop was a traditional Navajo meal lit by a camp fire. We were treated to native dances accompanied by Jamie’s magical flute playing. It was an unforgettable evening!

This was an amazing tour. We drove in Monument Valley the day before on our oun and was concerned we would just see the same thing. Cody was our driver, tour guide, entertainer, and camera expert. He took us on roads that are private, only for the tours. It was incredible to see the different structures and arches. Cody knew the names of everything and the history of the Navajo Nation. It was a great experience. We also had the Navajo Taco dinner by the bonfire with dancing and story telling. We truly enjoyed every minute of this tour and would do it again.

The whole experience was so wonderful! The scenery is breathtaking, the music amazing and the guide informative and entertaining. We especially liked the flute playing, the extra attention to making sure we had the best camera shot and the storytelling around the campfire. The dinner itself was so so but it didn’t matter as the experience itself was beyond words.

Fantastic Tour Today we did a fantastic Dreamcatchers Tour with Cody. He was the bomb. It was good to learn some history of this beautiful place. The fried bread dinner was yummy. Entertainment after dinner was informative as well as entertaining. I would recommend this tour. M&W Donaldson

Wayne was the best, the sights incredible! Come home and watch The Searchers or Stagecoach, you were just there! You won't miss a thing on this tour, and you're lucky if you get Wayne as guide, trust me.

Fabulous! Our sunset photo tour was great from the moment we met our guide, Donna. She was friendly, interesting, and thoughtful as she shared information about the geology, history, and her experiences guiding photographers and film crews through the valley. Donna led us at a comfortable attentive pace. Guiding us as we chased the light through areas we were unable to see on the self guided 17 mile drive. She noted when we wanted to capture a view and shared favorite spots with us. It was the most special experience of our Arizona Utah road trip. Thanks so much Donna

We booked this tour a few days out. Speaking to Ralph a co-owner felt like speaking to an old friend. He was both helpful and knowledgeable. The directions to where the tour left were accurate and easy to follow. The trucks are well used but do a good job and the guides (we had Cody) was personable, knowledgeable and very happy to take photos and suggest places to go (such as the ear of the wind). You get some appreciation of the size of Monument Valley on this tour. The dinner and cultural aspect of the tour is also well done (don’t expect toilets out there, it is remote). You return to the View Hotel around 8.30-9.00. It’s a long afternoon but definitely worth it!

This was a fantastic experience! Great setting out in the middle of Monument Valley under a massive cliff face at sunset and later, a full moon to highlight our group. The dancer, Kody (?), did his Stallion and Crow dance among other dances. The leader, Howard (?), also gave a pretty good explanation of the Navajo people and how the kids have to follow the blood lines when courting someone else. Interesting stuff. Only wish they'd given us an opportunity for Q and A at the end. Definitely recommend. Oh yeah, Rookie tip for us non- Americans: don't put the beans on your Navajo taco. It soaks it through and the whole thing collapses like a wet sandcastle. Go bean free!

Absolutely LOVED this experience with Jamie as our guide. He was knowledgeable and entertaining and took some cool camera shots for all 8 of us. He got us to all the special places when no one else was around. His flute playing at The Big Hogan touched my soul. The meal at the end, along with a true Navajo singer and dancer was very cool. I WILL be back to do the overnight. Thank you, Jamie

Very nice drive around area, guide was excellent. Amazing views. I highly recommend the tour guide. You will see more monuments, won't beat up your vehicle. Guide also gave us some Navajo history.

"Richie" our Navajo Guide was exceptional! Clone the fella! It ticked all the boxes & then some. Enlightened & Inspired were the words that came from the group we went along with. Fabulous.

We had an overnight camping tour (not listed on the website). It was a unique, once in a lifetime experience! It was the full experience (no chemical toilets, tent had to be set up by ourselves). It was obvious this is not business as usual: the provided tent lacked tentpoles, so a new tent had to be provided. Sleeping bags were very good- the self inflatable mattresses were in bad shape, but good enough for the experience. It was a great experience. We were the only guests- it is magical to wake up in the middle of Monument Valley, have a great breakfast and experience the tranquility of the valley. Thanks again!

What an amazing experience! We were met at the hotel by our guide and an open air bus/pickup. While we were on rough roads, and very sandy areas, the ride was comfortable and exhilarating as the sun began to set. Dinner was Navajo Tacos (fry bread and accouterments) and they were more than willing to accommodate the vegan in our party. At one point in the adventure, we were in a cave and our guide was singing and playing the flute as the clouds were passing over us.... You will not be disappointed.

An amazing way to spend an evening and make the most of some of the most breathtaking scenery in all creation! Our guide, Jamie, did an outstanding job of enriching the experience with great commentary, more than a few secrets we never would have spotted without him (and some secret places we couldn't have gone to), and telling some good jokes along the way. Our whole group, ages from 6 to 50, had a great time on the tour itself. At the end of the tour itself, dinner at sunset was delicious! To cap it all off, Harold and his son Levi shared an outstanding historical and cultural experience with a great talk about Dineh/Navajo history and some awesome singing by Harold and grass dancing by Levi as the sky went dark at last. I am grateful that my kids had the chance to gain a small amount of firsthand exposure to this important part of the history and culture of this continent we call home. Thanks very much to Jamie, Harold, Levi and the whole staff!

Easy booking system and kept updated on any changes, only hiccup was told to be at location for 5pm but didn’t see driver until 5:20 pm so did start to wonder. We set off promptly at 5:30 pm into monument valley in intense heat, our guide stopped at intermittent intervals for us to take that special picture and as we had booked the dreamcatcher we went further into monument valley than if you went by your own means. Absolutely stunning scenery and so quite and peaceful, we then headed to area for dinner which was very good and plenty plus water and soda, tribal dance Was performed exceptionally well and well done the young dancer.