Travelers under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult!
Upper Antelope Canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon, and X Antelope Canyon involve long hiking times, making them unsuitable for young children, pregnant women, seniors, or those with mobility challenges.
Lower Antelope Canyon: Photography is not allowed while going up or down the stairs; Upper, Lower, and X Canyons: Video recording is prohibited inside the canyons. Please strictly follow the instructions of the local guide. Violators may be escorted out of the attraction without a refund.
During the annual F1 event in November (including setup/dismantling periods), the pick-up time/location may change. We will notify you in advance. If you cannot accept these changes, please do not place an order.
If there are any changes to the pick-up time, we will notify you in advance!
Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend 1-day tour including transfer service, sandwich lunch, professional guide, and premium entry time slot: 12:00-13:30
Choose either Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon to photograph the light beams, explore the photography paradise of Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, enjoy professional guide commentary on various scenic spots along the journey, and immerse yourself in the photographer's paradise to experience nature's masterpieces.
Round-trip transfers with luxurious Wi-Fi air-conditioned bus
Differences between Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon:
Upper Antelope Canyon:
Upper Antelope Canyon is 200 meters long with a smooth surface. Visitors need to take a 4x4 truck for a 5-mile ride to reach the canyon entrance. Since the vehicles travel on sandy roads and kick up dust, wearing a mask is recommended.
Upper Antelope Canyon features a flat terrain with an interior shaped like the letter "A". At noon, beams of sunlight shine directly through the canyon's opening, illuminating the entire passage and making the lines on the rock walls appear to flow like the swaying hem of a silk skirt. Upper Antelope Canyon is renowned for its famous "Heaven's Light" phenomenon.
Lower Antelope Canyon:
Lower Antelope Canyon is hidden within deep crevices, approximately twice as long as Upper Antelope Canyon. Visitors must descend nearly vertical metal ladders to reach the canyon floor, creating an exhilarating experience. The winding canyon walls, illuminated by sunlight, display vibrant and dreamlike dynamic formations.
Lower Antelope Canyon stretches 407 meters with a stepped ascending path requiring stair climbing. The distance from the point of departure to the cave entrance is approximately 500 meters on foot.
Antelope Canyon X Canyon:
X Antelope Canyon, like Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon, is also located within the Native American reservation. As a newly opened and lesser-known attraction, its terrain and rock formations create clustered light beams that appear even more charming compared to the "heavenly light" of Upper Antelope Canyon. More importantly, it offers fewer crowds and higher value for money.
[Horseshoe Bend · Like a Smooth, Lush Emerald]
The massive rock encircled by the river bend resembles a horseshoe, hence the name "Horseshoe Bend." The striking contrast between the red earth and green river creates a breathtakingly beautiful scene.
Due to the narrow passages in Antelope Canyon, to preserve its original landscape, no bags are allowed inside the canyon. The attraction does not provide storage services, so please leave them in your vehicle. Do not bring valuables, as our company is not responsible for any loss or damage to visitors' personal belongings!
Friendly reminder:
1. Due to the peak holiday season, the attraction will try its best to accommodate guests to enter the valley at the booked time slot. However, if there are too many people in the same time slot on the day, there may be delays in entering the valley. Please follow the arrangements made by the local staff.
2. The price does not include gratuities for the driver/guide. As per convention, it is customary to tip them 10%-20% of the tour fee per person. For Native American guides, the suggested gratuity is $3-5 per person.
3. Due to local regulations, video recording is prohibited in Antelope Canyon, and monopods or tripods for photography are not allowed, but you can take photos throughout the hiking tour.
4. This experience has a minimum participant requirement. If canceled due to insufficient participants, you will receive either an alternative date for the experience or a full refund.
5. As the travel schedule may be delayed due to weather or other circumstances, please avoid planning other time-sensitive activities before this trip concludes.
6. This itinerary is available year-round. In the event of road closures due to weather or other conditions prohibiting access to tourist areas, or closures of local partner attractions, the supplier will make every effort to provide alternative routes, locations, or times to ensure a better travel experience. We appreciate your understanding regarding closures caused by uncontrollable factors.
7. If the planned itinerary cannot include the admission ticket, a partial refund (excluding service fees) will be processed; if the trip still proceeds as part of the planned itinerary, no refund will be issued except for the excluded admission ticket.
8. If access to Antelope Canyon is unavailable, the itinerary will still include visits to Horseshoe Bend Overlook, Glen Canyon Dam, and Lake Powell. In such cases, a partial refund will be issued for the Antelope Canyon admission ticket (excluding service fees).
9. In case of force majeure or unexpected circumstances, the activity organizer reserves the right to cancel this trip. You may choose to reschedule or request a full refund.