Tour Overview
Fly Arizona's greatest hits in one day — Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Rainbow Bridge, Monument Valley, and a Navajo-guided Antelope Canyon walk.
The Aero-Gallery
Guaranteed window seats and low-altitude passes over the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Rainbow Bridge, and Monument Valley.
Antelope Canyon Walk
A 1.5-hour Navajo-guided walk through the sandstone corridors of Lower Antelope Canyon.
Permits, Lunch & Water
Navajo Nation entry permits, guided canyon access, lunch, and in-flight water and snacks are included.
The Experience
The day starts early at our Deer Valley terminal, where you board before 7 AM and climb north over the Mogollon Rim into some of the biggest country in the Southwest. The route runs across the Grand Canyon, follows Lake Powell and Rainbow Bridge, then drops low over Monument Valley before landing at Page. From there a Navajo guide walks you through Lower Antelope Canyon for about an hour and a half, with lunch before you reboard, and the flight home traces Horseshoe Bend and the Colorado River all the way back to Phoenix.
Pricing & Group Rates
- 2-Person Party, Per Person $1,725
- Groups of 3 or More, Per Person $1,150
- Booking note: rates are per person, and lunch is included. A valid government-issued photo ID is required for the flight. Bags are not permitted on the Antelope Canyon ground tour, so carry only what fits in pockets.
- Private & Large Groups: Contact us for solo travelers, parties over 9, and custom arrangements.
Essential Tour FAQs
Where do we check in for the expedition? ▼
Check-in is at our private terminal at Deer Valley Airport, 732 W Deer Valley Rd, Phoenix, before the 7 AM departure. Arrive 30 minutes early with a government-issued photo ID. Transportation to the airport is not provided.
How strenuous is the Antelope Canyon walk? ▼
The ground tour is a 1.5-hour walk on sandy, uneven terrain with narrow passages and steep ladders. Guests must be at least 10 years old and able to walk about 1.5 miles unaided. It is not suitable for anyone with mobility challenges, and closed-toe shoes are required.
What are the flight and canyon rules? ▼
Flights are weather dependent and may be adjusted for safety or visibility. Navajo rules apply inside Antelope Canyon: no bags, tripods, or drones, and guides set the pace. Carry a photo ID and keep personal items in pockets or with the aircraft.
What should I wear and bring? ▼
Wear closed-toe shoes with good tread, weather-appropriate layers, sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen. Bring a government-issued photo ID and a camera that fits in a pocket. Lunch, water, and snacks are provided.
What is this tour's cancellation and rescheduling policy? ▼
This tour uses a 6-day window. Send cancellations or changes in writing through our contact form; replies to your confirmation email cannot be processed. More than 6 days out, you receive a full refund minus card processing fees; within 6 days or a no-show, the booking is charged in full. If 360 Adventures cancels for severe conditions, you receive a 100% refund including fees.
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