Explore the Monument Valley Loop Drive Tour in Monument Valley, USA

Summary: We did the 1 1/2 hour tour at 8:00 am as we were traveling to the Grand Canyon afterwards. Helen was our tour guide and she did a wonderful job telling us stories about all that we were seeing. Monument Valley is a must see destination and the tour was well worth doing. While you could drive this route on your own, you would miss so much about the history of the valley.

Summary: Our guide, Helen, was wonderful. She shared so much Navaho history and traditions. Navigating the terrain without her driving would have been very difficult.

Summary: We enjoyed driving the Loop trail. It is so beautiful and we stayed at the View Hotel. I loved going out on my balcony and seeing the Rock formations. I got to watch the sun rise which was so beautiful! I highly recommend going here.

Summary: The views were amazing. Our guides Chris and Dorothy were very cool and attentive Make sure you take the tour that visit the navajo woman at her home. It was such a great experience. Will never forget her.

Summary: Good tour. Beautiful but very bumpy roadway. Guide was difficult to understand and very short stops at each viewpoint. I suggest you bring Dramamine.

Summary: Everything you have read or heard about this MAGICAL trail is true+. We received our first dose of delight via an excellent guided tour from Monument Valley Safari. Luckily our 5,000-mile+ cross country odyssey schedule allowed for a second ramble in our trusty Outback. Double the visual pleasure! We strongly recommend taking the drive early; the line to get on builds by the hour. Make sure your camera is fully charged because you will be afforded thousands (no kidding) of photo ops in this one-of-a-kind place on Planet Earth. Immerse!

Summary: the scenery; the people; our tour guide; the information Recommendations for tourists: dress appropriately; don't expect light clothing to be sufficient in October. You miss a lot when you are uncomfortable. Learn something about the area and the people before you go; respect is important. Recommendations for tour company: it would be helpful to improve the vehicles' sound system. Between the wind and truck noises, I missed a lot of what our tour guide was saying. Offer some suggestions for Navajo etiquette to avoid misunderstandings. Our hostess at the hogan was understandably miffed when fellow travelers entered the hogan and left while she was speaking. I felt the time was a little too limited and would have appreciated more time to listen and talk with her. Better communication as to where tourists need to go in order to meet up with the tour would be helpful.

Summary: Loop ride was fantastic and very informative, amazing pictures too !! My only issue is I paid for the loop ride which was supposed to include the park entrance fee, it didn’t. So I paid twice and was promised a refund that I didn’t receive. Other than that a great experience

Summary: The self guided tour loop is Excellent! You do need a vehicle with good clearance and good tires as the road is rocky and not maintained. We timed the drive to start at daybreak and the scenery was spectacular! All the views require minimal walking so people with mobility issues an easily enjoy from the car. Also make sure to see the Navajo Code Talker exhibit locales in the motel.