Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Day Tour with Lunch, Free WiFi

the Virgin River has carved a dramatic passage through towering rock walls. Enjoy views of the rugged canyon landscape as you wind through this striking stretch of the Arizona desert.

Drive through Kanab, Utah, surrounded by spectacular red rock scenery and dramatic desert landscapes. Known as “Little Hollywood,” Kanab has served as a backdrop for numerous Western movies and sits at the heart of some of southern Utah’s most remarkable scenery and natural attractions.

Take in spectacular views of Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell, where the deep blue waters of the lake contrast with the rugged red rock landscape. See the impressive scale of the dam and the winding shoreline of the second-largest man-made lake in the United States.

Pass by the stunning Lake Powell, stretching 181 miles through the red rock landscapes of Arizona and Utah. Created by the Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River, the lake’s winding shoreline and vivid blue waters make for spectacular views along the journey.

Take in the colorful rock formations of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, stretching across a vast and rugged desert landscape. On a clear day, enjoy views that extend for up to 80 miles across this spectacular national monument.

Take the 1.5-mile round-trip walk to Horseshoe Bend, one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Glen Canyon. From the overlook, stand approximately 1,000 feet above the Colorado River as it makes a dramatic 280-degree turn through the canyon—an unforgettable panorama of winding blue water, towering cliffs, and rugged desert scenery not to be missed. The walk to the overlook is slightly downhill, with a gentle uphill return.

Step into the otherworldly landscape of Antelope Canyon, a spectacular slot canyon on the traditional lands of the Navajo people. Accompanied by a Navajo guide, discover how flash floods and wind erosion shaped the narrow canyon over time, while learning about this remarkable landscape from someone connected to the land. As sunlight filters through openings above, watch shifting patterns of light, shadow, and color illuminate the sculpted sandstone walls and create unforgettable photo opportunities.