Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon
4.5
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Monday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday
7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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The only way to visit this otherworldly spot is to book yourself on a tour with a Navajo guide. The Upper Antelope Canyon is especially picturesque, with better lit areas and light shafts usually visible at noon, a popular time to visit for the best photos. It can get pretty hot, and the terrain is tricky and uneven, so wear sturdy shoes, load up on water, and pile on the sunscreen. Antelope Canyon can get really busy, especially from March to October when the light beams occur, so secure your booking at least six months in advance.
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- Mary Z1 contributionI highly recommend the lower antelope canyon tour!The tour of the lower antelope canyon with Dixie’s tours was amazing. Our guide was awesome, friendly and knowledgeable of the canyon. He patiently took photos of each of us in amazing spots in the canyon. It was a fun and friendly experience.Visited February 2024Traveled soloWritten February 16, 2024
- Cathy OSacramento, California19 contributionsA must see!We took a 9am tour with Ken's tours and it was just amazing! There were only 6 people in our group and the guide Ben took pictures of us in many different spots with our iphones or android, he knew all the tricks with each phone! I am so glad we went it was an experience I won't forget. I brought a jacket and ended up carrying it. I'm not in great shape but did ok on the stairs and trek through.Visited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 6, 2024
- Helen BDuluth, Georgia176 contributionsLight Explosions Made My Heart FlutterThis was my 2nd attempt and it was so much more than I ever imagined. The light from the sun bounced off the Canyon creating an explosion of inner excitement. There are steps to go in and out of the canyon which is not difficult but please consider with older people or handicapped individuals. Prior to entering, the Hoop Dancer was a beautiful treat.Visited October 2023Traveled with friendsWritten March 7, 2024
- tas33804Hartford, Connecticut41 contributionsSpectacular place, great guide!Spectacular place, great guide! Everything went as planned, we were even able to join an earlier tour because there was a little extra space. The canyon itself is gorgeous. And our guide, Max, was great! Wonderful experience, recommend highly.Visited March 2024Traveled with friendsWritten March 10, 2024
- Jeff H26 contributionsAmazing scenery, worth every penny!What an amazing tour! Absolutely worth every penny! Paul, our guide was extremely knowledgeable and friendly, stopping at all the “hot spots” to take individual or couples pictures with all the right lighting! Thanks again, and I will be recommending this to anybody coming this way!Visited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 12, 2024
- jenzeroEast Haven, Connecticut39 contributionsAbsolutely amazing!This place was amazing!! They offer upper and lower canyon tours. We did the lower canyon. Our Navajo guide was friendly and very knowledgeable. He put our cell phone cameras on the right setting to capture the most amazing pictures! Wear comfortable shoes because you are underground. You will be walking on an uneven surface. We went in June so we did a morning tour because it gets hot in Arizona. It’s a must go it place!Visited June 2023Traveled with familyWritten March 13, 2024
- jln21Phoenix, Arizona55 contributionsAmazing every time!My wife and I took my brother and sister-in-law to the Lower Antelope Canyon as part of their vacation visit. We had been their before but they had not. It was absolutely stunning and our guide, Bernard, did a phenomenal job sharing the history and other fun facts about the canyon. He also took awesome photos for us throughout. We have done the Upper Antelope Canyon in the past and while that one it great too, the lower is definitely our favorite of the two.Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 16, 2024
- Sue VWhitstable, United Kingdom313 contributionsMagical place to visitWe went to the lower canyon and our guide Alisa (Ala?). She was wonderful, very knowledgeable and helpful, making sure she answered all our questions and got some great photos. Although the sun didn’t shine into the canyon for us, it was spectacular and we didn’t find the steps and narrow sections too challenging.Visited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 18, 2024
- aaronkrisLakeville, Minnesota70 contributionsCool CanyonMy daughter and I went on the Upper Antelope Canyon tour. We had great weather and were able to see a few sun beams into the canyon. Our guide was very good about letting us photograph and telling us the best spots to get good shots. We had 11 people in our tout group, which was fine, but there were several other tour groups in the canyon at the same time, so there was a lot of waiting for the group ahead of us. All in all it was a great tour and something worth seeing!Visited March 2024Traveled with familyWritten March 19, 2024
- Max no en casaSan Diego, California12 contributionsAbsolutely gorgeous!What an amazing experience! This one hour tour with your Navajo guide will take you to one of the most spectacular places ever! If you are lucky enough, you will be able to catch sun rays as they come into the canyon! I would, and can't wait, to do it again. After your tour, drive a short distance and look at Horshoe Bend... views are spectacular. EnjoyVisited March 2024Traveled as a coupleWritten March 19, 2024
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Jose S
27 contributions
Nov 2024 • Family
Our experience at Upper Antelope Canyon was absolutely magical, and our tour guide, Aphia, made it even more unforgettable. From the moment we started, Aphia’s warmth, professionalism, and deep knowledge of the canyon were evident. She brought the history, geology, and cultural significance of the canyon to life with her engaging storytelling and fascinating insights.
The beauty of Upper Antelope Canyon speaks for itself, but Aphia elevated the experience with her incredible photography skills. She knew all the perfect angles and lighting tricks to capture stunning shots, and she made sure every member of our group had beautiful photos to take home. Her patience and care for everyone’s experience made the tour feel personalized and special.
Aphia’s passion for the canyon and her attention to detail ensured we didn’t miss any of the breathtaking sights, from the famous light beams to the intricate textures of the sandstone walls. Her energy and enthusiasm were contagious, making the whole tour feel even more exciting.
If you’re planning to visit Upper Antelope Canyon, I highly recommend booking with this tour company and requesting Aphia as your guide. She truly turned a bucket-list destination into an unforgettable adventure!
The beauty of Upper Antelope Canyon speaks for itself, but Aphia elevated the experience with her incredible photography skills. She knew all the perfect angles and lighting tricks to capture stunning shots, and she made sure every member of our group had beautiful photos to take home. Her patience and care for everyone’s experience made the tour feel personalized and special.
Aphia’s passion for the canyon and her attention to detail ensured we didn’t miss any of the breathtaking sights, from the famous light beams to the intricate textures of the sandstone walls. Her energy and enthusiasm were contagious, making the whole tour feel even more exciting.
If you’re planning to visit Upper Antelope Canyon, I highly recommend booking with this tour company and requesting Aphia as your guide. She truly turned a bucket-list destination into an unforgettable adventure!
Written November 21, 2024
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Sep 2024 • Family
As a professional photographer, seeing one of these beautiful slot canyons was on my bucket list, most definitely. After reading how busy the Upper Antelope slot canyon is, we thought it was worth the money to see a lower one, less crowded. We were there on a Tuesday afternoon, and were told it was the busiest day they'd had in months, and it was still a pleasant afternoon. This company is owned by the Navajo and all employees are Navajo. Our guide Preston was kind, helped everyone get excellent pictures in the best spots of the canyon, had us laughing, and even brought a hand fan and fanned *us* with it.
Of note, I missed that we cannot bring a bag of any kind. We had very simple water bottle bags, which are accepted, but not if that have zippered pockets on them. This was very frustrating at the time. However, we asked why and found that they had to ban it because someone recently brough the ashes of a loved one to pour into the canyon. This is, of course, illegal on tribal land. But it's also very disrespectful to the native culture. They don't have the resources to do bag checks and the like, so they had no choice but to ban anything that could carry something that can disrespect the canyon.
Of note, I missed that we cannot bring a bag of any kind. We had very simple water bottle bags, which are accepted, but not if that have zippered pockets on them. This was very frustrating at the time. However, we asked why and found that they had to ban it because someone recently brough the ashes of a loved one to pour into the canyon. This is, of course, illegal on tribal land. But it's also very disrespectful to the native culture. They don't have the resources to do bag checks and the like, so they had no choice but to ban anything that could carry something that can disrespect the canyon.
Written September 28, 2024
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307leven
Stroudsburg, PA307 contributions
Nov 2022
My tour began meeting at the Antelope Canyon Tours located at 22 So. Lake Blvd, Page, AZ. I purchased a ticket 2 weeks in advance and I was glad I did as there was only 1 ticket left for my 12pm tour on the week before Thanksgiving. They tell you in advance to arrive 1/2 hour before your tour. The price was $90, plus an $8.00 Navajo Park fee and other fees, totaling $97.50. They divided the crowd into several groups, each traveling to the site via a van that held about 10 people. The ride there took about 20 minutes.
Once there, the guide gave us several tips and requirements such as staying together in our group as they allow 1 group at a time to enter the canyon. We were the last group to enter the 1/4 mile canyon as you walk through the scenic wonderland. The view are absolutely stunning as it was difficult to put the camera down. The canyon is narrow and there is sufficient lighting entering from above the canyon to see your way around as you slowly walk through with your group. During the walk we stopped several times as the guide would describe different topics about the canyon, answer questions and allow us to take photos. At the end of the canyon tour, we walked up the steps and on top of the canyon area back to our van and then drove back to the business site.
It helps to be in shape as you have to walk upstairs and they tell you that you have to be able to walk up the steps and back to the van in 15 minutes as they are on a tight schedule. Also, you have to wear a mask as per their policy so be sure to bring one or they won't let you go. I wore hiking shoes with higher ankle support which helped to keep sand out of my shoes. In addition, I brought my own water in a back pack. The entire tour lasted about 1 hour, 45 minutes which included the 20 minutes to get there and the 20 minutes to get back.
I definitely loved the tour and apparently everyone else did as well. I would highly recommend it as It is rare that you get to see such stunning views such as this.
Once there, the guide gave us several tips and requirements such as staying together in our group as they allow 1 group at a time to enter the canyon. We were the last group to enter the 1/4 mile canyon as you walk through the scenic wonderland. The view are absolutely stunning as it was difficult to put the camera down. The canyon is narrow and there is sufficient lighting entering from above the canyon to see your way around as you slowly walk through with your group. During the walk we stopped several times as the guide would describe different topics about the canyon, answer questions and allow us to take photos. At the end of the canyon tour, we walked up the steps and on top of the canyon area back to our van and then drove back to the business site.
It helps to be in shape as you have to walk upstairs and they tell you that you have to be able to walk up the steps and back to the van in 15 minutes as they are on a tight schedule. Also, you have to wear a mask as per their policy so be sure to bring one or they won't let you go. I wore hiking shoes with higher ankle support which helped to keep sand out of my shoes. In addition, I brought my own water in a back pack. The entire tour lasted about 1 hour, 45 minutes which included the 20 minutes to get there and the 20 minutes to get back.
I definitely loved the tour and apparently everyone else did as well. I would highly recommend it as It is rare that you get to see such stunning views such as this.
Written December 16, 2022
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Angelagiramondo
925 contributions
Sep 2023 • Couples
A delusion !
We paid for the most expensive tour at the Upper (already more expensive in itself) to see beams of light that in fact were not there.
Excessively crowded and above all the tour was too fast, we didn't have time to take photos or admire the canyon as we had to move quickly because there were numerous groups. The guide urged us to speed up and in the end he only took photos of some of the group, not all because it was late and we had to escape. Absolutely disproportionate price for the service offered. Consider that we had found other tour operators for the same tour and same time for less, but always well paid... at least we would have saved!
At this point the lower one is better where it costs half as much and there are fewer people... we didn't even see the light beams!
Other tourists also complained about the same thing.
Tour booked for €280 (for 2) at the Upper, the most expensive time because it allowed the light beams to be released. Get your guide/National express (operator)
We paid for the most expensive tour at the Upper (already more expensive in itself) to see beams of light that in fact were not there.
Excessively crowded and above all the tour was too fast, we didn't have time to take photos or admire the canyon as we had to move quickly because there were numerous groups. The guide urged us to speed up and in the end he only took photos of some of the group, not all because it was late and we had to escape. Absolutely disproportionate price for the service offered. Consider that we had found other tour operators for the same tour and same time for less, but always well paid... at least we would have saved!
At this point the lower one is better where it costs half as much and there are fewer people... we didn't even see the light beams!
Other tourists also complained about the same thing.
Tour booked for €280 (for 2) at the Upper, the most expensive time because it allowed the light beams to be released. Get your guide/National express (operator)
Written September 6, 2023
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DavidGatzka
Rastatt, Germany15,444 contributions
Sep 2023 • Solo
There are several canyons in Antelope. I chose the Lower Canyon.
Unfortunately, all canyons are only accessible with a guide, and you can only enter the canyon in small groups. Our guide was very nice and explained everything about how it was formed. He also showed us the best photo opportunities and even set up the cameras and cell phones correctly. The Navajo Indians charge a lot for the canyon. The Lower tour costs $77 for an hour.
A photographer's dream.
My tip: Be sure to go at the most popular (and most expensive) lunchtimes and book in advance.
Unfortunately, all canyons are only accessible with a guide, and you can only enter the canyon in small groups. Our guide was very nice and explained everything about how it was formed. He also showed us the best photo opportunities and even set up the cameras and cell phones correctly. The Navajo Indians charge a lot for the canyon. The Lower tour costs $77 for an hour.
A photographer's dream.
My tip: Be sure to go at the most popular (and most expensive) lunchtimes and book in advance.
Written September 16, 2023
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AlM
Norwich13 contributions
Nov 2024 • Family
Book directly with the Navajo's for a $40 per person lower rate than the independents. If you need transportation, maybe use a vendor. The guides are only Navajo's. In summer there is more light in the slots. Fall and winter the canyon is darker. It is level until the exit. You walk on smooth rocks then a metal walkway. Spring and summer are $40 higher than fall and winter with both the tribe and independents.
Written November 21, 2024
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Io M
112 contributions
Sep 2023 • Family
Another unique place in the world, unmissable and fascinating, not to be missed.
Unfortunately it can only be visited via organized tours, which will transport you in an open off-road truck to the entrance of the canyon. Fun, but be prepared to literally eat sand, so modest clothing and a wet bandana over your mouth and nose might help.
Please note: any type of backpack, purse, etc. are prohibited. ANY, including those for cameras or even simple small-sized bum bags. There's no point in protesting... It's the rule and they are very strict. It is therefore advisable to bring trousers with many pockets in which to put your objects and a water bottle that can be attached to your belt.
Once you arrive at the canyon, the visit is managed "on an assembly line" due to the high number of tourists. You will have to follow the guide who will stop at regular intervals at the most beautiful points to let you take photos and observe the play of light. On the way back it will not be possible to stop to take more photos if the guide does not do it... There is no point in protesting or being "smart" Italians.. You will only make a bad impression.. The guides of the various tour companies are only doing their job and they have rules to follow. Unfortunately this greatly ruins the poetry of the place... Of course it would be nice to make a solitary visit... Certainly a smaller number of entrances would help, but unfortunately mass tourism is also this and... like it or not there are many of us in the world !
Unfortunately it can only be visited via organized tours, which will transport you in an open off-road truck to the entrance of the canyon. Fun, but be prepared to literally eat sand, so modest clothing and a wet bandana over your mouth and nose might help.
Please note: any type of backpack, purse, etc. are prohibited. ANY, including those for cameras or even simple small-sized bum bags. There's no point in protesting... It's the rule and they are very strict. It is therefore advisable to bring trousers with many pockets in which to put your objects and a water bottle that can be attached to your belt.
Once you arrive at the canyon, the visit is managed "on an assembly line" due to the high number of tourists. You will have to follow the guide who will stop at regular intervals at the most beautiful points to let you take photos and observe the play of light. On the way back it will not be possible to stop to take more photos if the guide does not do it... There is no point in protesting or being "smart" Italians.. You will only make a bad impression.. The guides of the various tour companies are only doing their job and they have rules to follow. Unfortunately this greatly ruins the poetry of the place... Of course it would be nice to make a solitary visit... Certainly a smaller number of entrances would help, but unfortunately mass tourism is also this and... like it or not there are many of us in the world !
Written September 2, 2023
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UnivTraveler
Castle Pines, CO3 contributions
Sep 2023 • Solo
The Upper Antelope Canyon is beautiful. They don't allow backpacks or purses in the canyon. Make sure that you carry clear plastic backpack in case you need something with you for the tour. Water bottles and cameras were allowed. For the 11.15 am and 11.40 am slots they are charging $120, which I personally feel is a lot but there is no other option if you want to see the sun rays/beam in the canyon.
I feel when they charge that much, they should keep some distance between two groups entering the canyon. There is always an overlap of voices from different guides explaining stuff from adjusting chambers.
My original tour guide had lost her voice but was still working and I couldn't hear her. I told her twice and she didn't make any adjustments.
They don't allow to change the groups but I did.
My new tour guide was really great. Her name is Dana. She was knowledgeable and friendly and mainly I could hear her loud and clear. She took some great pictures from our phones.
I feel when they charge that much, they should keep some distance between two groups entering the canyon. There is always an overlap of voices from different guides explaining stuff from adjusting chambers.
My original tour guide had lost her voice but was still working and I couldn't hear her. I told her twice and she didn't make any adjustments.
They don't allow to change the groups but I did.
My new tour guide was really great. Her name is Dana. She was knowledgeable and friendly and mainly I could hear her loud and clear. She took some great pictures from our phones.
Written September 24, 2023
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Eva Grim
7 contributions
Aug 2023 • Family
It’s a visit worth the detour! We did the lower with my family, and we came out with stars in our eyes!
The price is quite high, it's a criticism that we can make, but this place is an almost obligatory visit if you are passing through Western America! (a real feast for the eyes).
The tour lasts about 45 minutes, during which I don't recommend wearing white shoes unless you want to take the risk of having orange shoes at the end :)
You will be accompanied by a guide, who will give you some information about the canyon, help you in case of problems, and above all take incredible photos!
The guides are generally quite directive, things which personally didn't bother me, because at least I was sure that they weren't taking any risks with safety. But I've heard some people complain about it so I prefer to mention it (for example the fact that they insist on not taking phones when we are on the stairs).
Personally I found the visit great, our guide was adorable, and the atmosphere between the travelers (despite the language barrier) was super nice!
I really recommend!
The price is quite high, it's a criticism that we can make, but this place is an almost obligatory visit if you are passing through Western America! (a real feast for the eyes).
The tour lasts about 45 minutes, during which I don't recommend wearing white shoes unless you want to take the risk of having orange shoes at the end :)
You will be accompanied by a guide, who will give you some information about the canyon, help you in case of problems, and above all take incredible photos!
The guides are generally quite directive, things which personally didn't bother me, because at least I was sure that they weren't taking any risks with safety. But I've heard some people complain about it so I prefer to mention it (for example the fact that they insist on not taking phones when we are on the stairs).
Personally I found the visit great, our guide was adorable, and the atmosphere between the travelers (despite the language barrier) was super nice!
I really recommend!
Written August 31, 2023
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Alexsond
Biassono, Italy432 contributions
Sep 2024 • Friends
Just outside Page the Lower Antelope is something you can't miss. The walk takes 1.15 h approx. You travel in groups of 20 people accompanied by a Navajo Guide who in our case is very kind and full of information. The colors, passages and formations of the ground create unforgettable plays of light. Contraindications. Not suitable for those suffering from claustrophobia, those with mobility difficulties, you can not carry backpacks, baby carriers, bags and purses. Only cell phone, camera and water. Indians are mandatory.
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Written September 20, 2024
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I have back problems. How is the ride to upper canyon
Written January 9, 2025
I agree with the previous responder, the jeep is rough, but you can also ask to sit in the front with the guide for a better/safer transport experience! Best to contact them directly to inquire.
Written January 17, 2025
Ciao, vorrei visitare l’antilope Canyon ad agosto, è possibile fare il giro a piedi in autonomia pagando il solo ingresso da 6$? Oppure è obbligatorio il tour guidato? Grazie mille
Written January 6, 2025
We have a trip planned in May to see both upper and lower Antelope canyons. I know they’re very clear about not carrying any kind of bag into the Lower canyon, but they say it’s ok to bring a camera. So how do we hold the camera if it isn’t pocket-sized? I think we will need both hands free for climbing stairs/ladders, so I’m trying to figure this one out. Has anyone dealt with this? Thanks
Written January 3, 2025
Bonjour , je voulais savoir le temps qu'il fallait pour aller de Page Ă Antelope Canyon .
Merci de votre réponse
Written September 22, 2024
Quelques minutes seulement. Ça dépend plus de l’endroit d’où vous partez et de l’opérateur de tour avec lequel vous faites affaire.
Written October 12, 2024
I'm a little claustrophobic. Should I avoid the lower canyon?
Written August 2, 2024
I'm sorry. We were in the upper canyon. I am not sure about the lower canyon. My wife is claustrophobic but the upper canyon didn't bother her. You may want to tour it instead.
Written August 5, 2024
How difficult are the stairs in the canyon. Some have said really steep and others have said not so bad. I am a little nervous about them.
Written July 2, 2024
Hard to answer. It depends on an individual's mobility. As 78 year olds, my wife and I had no problem. Just use the handrails. We didn't see anyone turn around or get stuck. If you can go up and down a set of stairs in a building, you probably won't have any problems in/out of the canyon.
Written August 3, 2024
How far do you walk in the upper canyon. I have arthritis and can't walk real far.
Written April 10, 2024
You can't really see anything from the top...you have to go down a steep staircase and walking through the canyon itself is through sand and sometimes a little tight. I wouldn't recommend this if you can't walk very well. Sorry
Written April 22, 2024
What is restroom/washroom situation if needed once out on the tour?
Written March 5, 2024
No restrooms inside Antelope. There is one in the greeting office which is right before you board the tour bus
Written January 4, 2025
What is name /booking information of a stargazing tour in Antelope Canyon?
Written October 23, 2023
You're not going to see stars from inside Antelope Canyon. The best time to visit this slot canyon is noon when the sun is high. If you're looking for dark skies go to Dead Horse Point State Park just north and west of Moab.
Written October 24, 2023
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