15 Tours in Page Worth Booking

1.Lower Antelope Canyon Entry and Navajo Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 7,801 reviews · 1 hour · from $78Our pick

Spend about an hour walking Lower Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo guide. Expect a 10-minute walk to the entrance, steep stair sections, striking sandstone curves, cultural and geological stories, and help finding photo angles. Guides such as Ben, Jerry, Ala, and Troy have been praised for their storytelling and camera help.

“Our guide Colby was amazing, you can tell he loves sharing his culture and helped us understand the origins of these beautiful caves. Highly recommend this tour to others ❤️❤️❤️”

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2.Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6,216 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $94Top rated

Walk 1.1 miles through Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide such as Eli, Archie, or Taylor. Expect a rocky 10-minute approach, five flights of stairs, eight handrail-equipped ladders, dramatic sandstone walls, Navajo culture, geology, flute music, and plenty of photo help. The tour lasts about an hour and costs $94.

“This is a must do when in AZ! The pictures are beautiful and our tour guide was so sweet and knowledgable. Worth the drive to experience the canyons!”

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3.Antelope Canyon X Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 4,034 reviews · 1 hour · from $69Best value

Visit Canyon X with an English-speaking Navajo guide, learning how floodwater and wind shaped its famous X form. You’ll walk uneven ground and steep sections, with time for photos and occasional guide help using your phone. Small groups, striking light, and a blend of Upper and Lower Canyon features make this a strong alternative to busier Antelope Canyon tours.

“Worth it!! Franco was our guide, I came from Puerto Rico, was awesome experience!!”

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4.Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with Trained Navajo Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 2,552 reviews · 1h 5m · from $75

Walk through Lower Antelope Canyon with an English-speaking Navajo guide in a group of up to 10. Guides such as Lamar, Janelle, and Nolan are praised for canyon stories, cultural context, safety, and phone-camera tips. Expect ladders, sandstone walls, changing light, and about 65 minutes inside the canyon.

“It’s must have on road trip. It’s worth to see, but I think it could be cheaper. It’s just 1h for 100 dollars. Everything else was great.”

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5.Upper Antelope Canyon Entry Ticket and Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 2,406 reviews · 80 - 90 minutes · from $126

Ride from Page into Upper Antelope Canyon, then walk beneath flowing sandstone walls with a local Navajo guide. Guides such as Wyatt, Bernice, Carson, and Lillian are praised for canyon stories and camera help. The 80 to 90 minute visit is easy to walk but has strict no-bag and no-tripod rules.

“+ Great Canyon and amazing nature, excellent guide. - We only had a minor misunderstanding. We booked a tour that starts at 7:20 and we’re there half an our early for check-in, thus already at 6:50. Apparently check-in was at 7:20 and tout at 7:50. I don’t have a problem waiting half an hour, and getting-up early on vacation to go to an adventure is very fine, But not when it is for waiting an hour, then I prefer to sleep longer and arrive on schedule.”

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6.Antelope Canyon Horseshoe Bend Tour & Lake Powell

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 2,307 reviews · from $229

Leave Las Vegas early for Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, and Antelope Canyon. You’ll walk with a Navajo guide, learn about the canyon, and get help with photos. Guides such as Lankun, known as Mama, Bin, Grace, and Andy are praised for careful timing and friendly service. Lunch, water, transport, and entry fees are included.

“Mama Lankun was a great guide, very knowledgeable and attentive. The wake up time is very early, but completely worth it, and you get to watch the sun rise over the Mojave as you drive. There were a few different pickup locations in the morning, so it was convenient to find one within walking distance of my hotel. We took a small black van that was comfortable. The van stopped a couple times for bathroom breaks on the way there and back. Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe bend were both breathing. We also stopped at a few extra photo ops, an arched canyon, Wahweap Overlook, and the Glen Canyon Dam by…”

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7.Lower Antelope Canyon Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 2,257 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $78

Walk about 1,335 feet through Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide and a group of up to 15 people. Expect steep stairs, narrow passages, sandstone swirls, and frequent photo stops. Guides such as Joanne, Carson, Lamor, and Myron help with phone settings, camera angles, canyon history, and Navajo culture.

“Carson led a wonderful tour, and we were so happy with our experience! He was knowledgeable, took his time getting great photos of every member of the group at different angles, and we did not feel rushed with our experience. He did a great job at explaining history, culture, and answering all our questions.”

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8.Upper Antelope Canyon Tour-AACT

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 2,005 reviews · 1 hour 20 minutes (approx.) · from $154

Visit Upper Antelope Canyon with Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours on a guided 80-minute walk through sculpted Navajo sandstone. Guides such as Mike, Josh, and Arthur help with phone settings and photos. The tour includes an enclosed vehicle ride, canyon entry, and a short uphill exit hike with stairs.

“It was a little confusing about which company we had booked with and where we needed to go to check in. After that it was great.”

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9.Lower Antelope Canyon Tour Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,699 reviews · 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $95

Walk 600 meters through Lower Antelope Canyon near Page with a guide such as Raquel, Armando, or Kaylen. Expect narrow sandstone walls, ladders, geology and Navajo cultural stories, plus help with phone photos. The 1 to 1.5-hour tour includes admission and the Navajo Nation permit, but not transportation or gratuity.

“Amazing experience! Bernard was a great guide who made every step of the canyon a moment to capture!”

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10.Lower Antelope Canyon Walking Tour with Navajo Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,289 reviews · from $76

Walk Lower Antelope Canyon with an English-speaking Navajo guide who explains the canyon’s formation, Navajo traditions, and local history. You’ll descend five flights of stairs, pass through narrow sandstone corridors, and climb eight staircases back out. Guides such as Ben, Kylie, and Carson are also happy to help with photos.

“Kelly Y was the best part of the activity. her personally and spunk added so much to the tour. She was so knowledgeable and showed us so many cool aspects of the canyon. Our group loved learning the history and culture behind the canyons. 10/10 experience and so happy we did it!”

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11.Lower Antelope Canyon Prime-Time Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 668 reviews · 1 day · from $118

Walk Lower Antelope Canyon with a local Navajo guide who explains its geology and culture, points out photo shapes, and helps with phone pictures. The tour includes entry and the $8 Navajo National Park permit. Expect a 10-minute walk to the canyon, stairs with handrails, and about 1.5 hours on site.

“Amazing very beautiful and the guide was great and kid , took amazing photos”

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12.Upper Antelope Canyon Prime Time Entry & Navajo Guide.

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 619 reviews · 1h 30m · from $95

Walk through Upper Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide in a group of up to 10. The 90-minute visit includes a shuttle ride, about 75 minutes inside the canyon, geology and cultural stories, and help with phone photos. Guides such as Lillian, Mario, Leland, Ro, and Amar are often praised for their warmth and photography tips.

“Our tour guide Mario was awesome. He took time to point out all the hidden gems of the canyon. The attraction exceeded all expectations.”

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13.Upper Antelope Canyon Walking Tour with Local Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 586 reviews · from $125

Visit Upper Antelope Canyon on a 90-minute guided walk with a Navajo local guide. You will ride a shuttle to the canyon, hear about Native American culture and geology, and get help finding strong camera angles. Guides such as Tyrone, Kyle, Mariah, and LeMoyne have earned praise for their stories and phone photography tips.

“Mariah was a knowledgeable guide. Knew a lot about our phones, and how to get the best pictures. Highly recommend getting a native guide, as this tour is on tribal grounds.”

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14.Lower Antelope Canyon Ticket and Guided Hiking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 519 reviews · 1h 30m · from $75

Walk through Lower Antelope Canyon with an English-speaking Navajo guide from Ken’s Tours. Expect about an hour inside the slot canyon, wave-shaped sandstone, changing light, Navajo history, and helpful photo advice. Guides such as Shelby M., Joanne, and Malcolm have helped visitors find strong camera angles and take group pictures.

“Our guide was excellent. He took the time to explain everything and took our pictures together. He even adjusted our cameras to take the best quality photos.”

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15.Page/Lake Powell: Guided Kayak & Water Antelope Canyon Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 477 reviews · 4 hours · from $111

Paddle from Antelope Point Launch Ramp across Lake Powell to Water Antelope Canyon, then hike through its red-rock passage and glowing light channels. You get a safety lesson, performance kayak, gear, guide, and ice water. Guides such as Rich, Vince, Brian, and Oliver are known for patient instruction and local stories. Plan on about four hours, including roughly two hours of paddling.

“amazing experience our guide Vince was very attentive and made us feel comfortable despite some expected weather. he was very informative and helpful sharing so much about the canyon and lake that we would not had been able to learn on our own.”

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