Exploring the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon from Sedona is a must-do activity for many travelers. This guided tour offers an immersive experience, showcasing the canyon’s stunning vistas and rich history. With comfortable transportation, a knowledgeable guide, and a delectable lunch, the tour promises an unforgettable day. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned explorer, this Grand Canyon adventure is sure to leave you captivated. What hidden gems might this tour uncover?
Key Points
- Guided tour from Sedona to the Grand Canyon, priced at $264 per person, with a duration of 9 hours and free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
- Itinerary includes multiple stops along the Grand Canyon rim, exploration of historic sites, and a visit to the Yavapai Geology Museum.
- Picnic-style lunch and on-board refreshments provided, with a variety of menu options catering to different dietary preferences.
- Transportation in comfortable vehicles with live English-speaking guides, with pickup available from hotels or designated parking lots in Sedona.
- Recommended items to bring include sunglasses, hat, camera, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes, with tips for the tour guide not included in the tour price.
Tour Overview and Pricing
This guided tour from Sedona or Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon is priced from $264.00 per person.
The tour lasts 9 hours and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Guests can reserve now and pay later.
This guided tour lasts 9 hours and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Guests can reserve now and pay later.
The tour includes comfortable transportation, a live English-speaking guide, and stops at various viewpoints and historic sites along the Grand Canyon rim.
Visitors will also explore the Yavapai Geology Museum and enjoy a picnic-style lunch catered by Brandy’s Restaurant, with drinks and snacks provided throughout the day.
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Itinerary and Highlights
The tour departs from Sedona or Flagstaff in the morning, providing a comfortable ride through the picturesque Ponderosa Pine forests.
Guests make multiple stops along the Grand Canyon rim to take in the best viewpoints.
The tour explores historic sites, including the iconic El Tovar Hotel, the Desert View Watchtower, and the Tusayan Ruins.
At the Yavapai Geology Museum, visitors learn about the different rock layers that make up the stunning Grand Canyon.
On the return trip, there’s an optional stop at a Navajo trading post.
Lunch and Refreshments
While on the tour, guests are provided with a picnic-style lunch catered by Brandy’s Restaurant. The lunch includes drinks and snacks to keep everyone energized throughout the day.
The menu features a variety of fresh and delicious options, ensuring there’s something to satisfy every palate. Guests can enjoy their meal while taking in the breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon.
The on-board refreshments help fuel the exploration of the historic sites and natural wonders along the way, making the tour a truly memorable experience.
Transportation and Guide
Comfortable vehicles transport guests on the guided tour from Sedona or Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon.
Comfortable vehicles transport guests on the guided tour from Sedona or Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon.
The tour is led by knowledgeable, live guides who provide commentary in English throughout the day. Pickup is available from hotels or a designated parking lot in Sedona.
The tour includes:
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Transportation in a comfortable vehicle
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A live, English-speaking tour guide
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Pickup from hotels or the designated parking lot in Sedona
Additional food, drinks, and tips aren’t included in the tour price.
The tour allows for a convenient and informative exploration of the Grand Canyon’s highlights.
More Great Tours NearbyDeparture and Pickup Locations
Guests depart for the Grand Canyon tour from either Sedona or Flagstaff, with pickup available from their hotels or a designated parking lot in Sedona located at 260 Schnebly Rd.
The comfortable vehicle transports guests through Ponderosa Pine forests to the Grand Canyon, making multiple stops along the rim for the best viewpoints.
The tour includes informative commentary from the live English-speaking guide throughout the day-long excursion.
Whether guests choose to depart from Sedona or Flagstaff, the tour provides a seamless and convenient way to explore the natural wonder of the Grand Canyon.
As an optional final stop, the tour includes a visit to a Navajo trading post on the return trip to Flagstaff.
This cultural experience allows guests to:
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Browse a variety of authentic Navajo arts, crafts, and jewelry.
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Interact with local artisans and learn about their traditional techniques.
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Purchase unique souvenirs to commemorate their Grand Canyon adventure.
The trading post visit provides a glimpse into the rich heritage and vibrant culture of the Navajo people.
It’s a memorable way to cap off the day’s exploration of the natural and historical wonders of the region.
What to Bring
When packing for the Grand Canyon guided tour, visitors should remember to bring a few essential items. The tour requires being outdoors for an extended period, so it’s important to come prepared. Below is a list of recommended items to bring:
| Item | Why Needed |
| — | — |
| Sunglasses | To shield eyes from the bright sun |
| Hat | To protect the head and face from sun exposure |
| Camera | To capture memorable photos of the stunning scenery |
| Sunscreen | To prevent sunburn during outdoor activities |
Plus, comfortable walking shoes are a must, as the tour involves exploring various viewpoints along the canyon rim. Bringing snacks or a water bottle is also a good idea to stay energized throughout the day.
Additional Considerations
Although the Grand Canyon guided tour includes several amenities, there are a few additional considerations to keep in mind.
The Grand Canyon guided tour offers various amenities, but there are a few additional factors to keep in mind.
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Smoking is strictly prohibited in the vehicle, ensuring a comfortable and smoke-free experience for all.
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While a picnic-style lunch is provided, guests may wish to bring any additional snacks or drinks they desire to supplement the catered fare.
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Tips for the tour guide aren’t included in the tour price, so guests should be prepared to offer gratuity if they’re satisfied with the service.
Ask Away
Can I Bring My Own Lunch on the Tour?
While the tour includes a picnic-style lunch, you’re welcome to bring your own food if you prefer. Just keep in mind the tour price doesn’t cover any additional expenses beyond the provided meal.
Is the Tour Wheelchair Accessible?
The tour is wheelchair accessible. The vehicle used has space to accommodate wheelchairs, and the guide can assist passengers in accessing the key viewpoints along the Grand Canyon rim during the tour.
Are Pets Allowed on the Tour?
Pets are not allowed on the tour. The tour company has a strict no-pet policy to ensure the comfort and safety of all guests. Service animals are the only exception, but they must be properly identified.
Can I Extend the Tour Duration?
Passengers can’t extend the tour duration, but the 9-hour tour provides ample time to explore the Grand Canyon’s key viewpoints and historic sites. Additional time at the canyon may be available for a separate fee.
Is There a Discount for Children or Seniors?
Yes, the tour offers discounts for children and seniors. Children under 12 receive a 20% discount, while seniors aged 65 and above get a 10% reduction off the standard tour price.
Final Words
Explore the grandeur of the Grand Canyon on a guided tour from Sedona. Enjoy comfortable transportation, scenic stops, and expert commentary from a knowledgeable guide. Savor a catered picnic lunch while taking in breathtaking vistas. This 9-hour adventure is priced at $264 per person and offers the convenience of paying later. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the canyon’s captivating beauty.
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