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Book Your Upper Antelope Canyon Ticket in Page, Arizona
You’ll find Antelope Canyon in northern Arizona, a world-famous slot canyon on the Navajo Aboriginal Reserve that photographers and travelers adore; the formation is split into two distinct sections - Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon - with Upper Antelope Canyon the more frequently visited thanks to its ground-level entrance and full-length access that requires no climbing, and it’s also where shafts of direct sunlight commonly stream down to create the iconic light-beam photo opportunities that make a visit so memorable.
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All sales are final. no refund is available for cancellations.
Highlights
- Visit iconic Antelope Canyon near Page, Arizona - a world-famous Navajo slot canyon prized by photographers for its sculpted sandstone and light effects.
- Explore Upper Antelope Canyon, the more-visited section where the entrance and trail are at ground level, so you won’t need to climb.
- See dramatic sunlight beams that often stream down through the canyon’s openings - a signature sight here during peak daylight hours.
- Enjoy a guided Navajo-led experience that combines cultural context with safe, curated access to this fragile natural wonder on the Navajo Nation.
Important Information
- Your booking includes a Navajo tour guide, Navajo Nation permit fee, booking brokerage fee and parking fees; hotel pickup is not provided.
- A $5 service fee is payable on-site for specific time slots (check your voucher for which departures require this), and entry times may be adjusted during peak season due to visitor limits.
- For safety and preservation: selfie sticks, tripods and monopods are prohibited; backpacks and large bags aren’t allowed; bring water because there are no stores nearby and the area is remote.
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, pregnant guests, or those with poor cardiovascular health; children riding shuttles must use their own car seats - follow your Navajo guide’s instructions and timing rules to keep groups moving.
Meeting Point
Meet at the Antelope Canyon tour entrance on the Navajo Nation; your voucher lists the exact meeting location and time in the local time zone-arrive 15–30 minutes early, bring required items (water, car seats for children on shuttles) and follow the Navajo guide’s directions on arrival.
Includes
- Navajo tour guide included - your guided experience through Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona is led by an authorized Navajo guide.
- Booking brokerage fee included with your reservation for the Antelope Canyon tour in the region.
- Navajo Nation permit fee included as part of your booking for entry to the canyon.
- Parking fees included so you can focus on the slot canyon visit without separate parking hassles.
Excludes
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off are not included - plan your own transport to the Antelope Canyon meeting point in Page, AZ.
- A $5 service fee must be paid on-site for these time slots: 7:05am, 9:10am, 11:15am, 1:20pm, 3:25pm - bring cash or be prepared to pay when you arrive.
Other
- Not recommended if you have spinal injuries, are pregnant, or have poor cardiovascular health - the canyon terrain can be physically demanding.
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels overall, but follow guidance above if you have the listed medical concerns.
- High demand and strict visitor limits mean your confirmed entry time may be adjusted, especially during peak season - expect possible time changes even after booking.
- Selfie sticks, tripods, and monopods are prohibited inside the canyon to protect the site and other visitors.
- Backpacks and large bags are not allowed in the canyon - pack light for your Antelope Canyon visit in Page.
- Bring your own water and stay hydrated - Antelope Canyon is remote and there are no stores at the site to purchase water.
- Due to narrow passageways, follow your Navajo tour guide’s instructions when taking photos; each group has assigned photo times at scenery points to keep traffic moving.
- Depending on congestion, the guide may require that each visitor or family group take only one photo at a scenery point - please be mindful of other groups.
- Check the important time zone information on your voucher and plan travel with time changes and unforeseen delays in mind - no refunds if you arrive late.
- Visitors with children or infants must bring and install their own car seats on shuttle vehicles serving the canyon.
Customer Reviews
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This is an experience you shouldn’t miss. Our guide Orvid was very helpful and showed us how to set our cameras before entering. He also took pictures of us along the way and explained many things about the canyon as we went along.
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Worth it. It’s a MUST SEE when in the Page area.
Our guide, Nate Isaac, was fantastic. He helped us get the photos we wanted, only better.
Easy hike.
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It's so beautiful and the tour kind Irene was awesome. She was very knowledgeable and informative and lots of fun
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Antelope Canyon, a world-famous slot canyon on the Navajo Reserve near Page, Arizona, is prized for its sculpted sandstone walls and dramatic light beams-especially in the Upper section. If you’re booking a sightseeing or photography-focused tour, you’ll experience narrow passageways, soft-reflected light and iconic scenery that make it a premier Outdoor & Nature and Art & Culture destination.
Yes. The Navajo tour guide enforces restrictions to protect the canyon and keep tours flowing: selfie sticks, tripods and monopods are prohibited, and backpacks or large bags are not allowed. You must follow the guide’s instructions and time allocations at each scenic point so other groups can enjoy the views and capture photos as well.
Bring water and stay hydrated-there are no stores at the canyon-and wear comfortable footwear for walking. Expect tight passageways and limited space for lingering at photo spots. Also check time zone information on your voucher and plan arrival times carefully, since entry times can be adjusted during peak season and late arrivals may not be eligible for entry.
Upper Antelope Canyon is the most frequently visited by tourists and favored by photographers because its entrance and entire length are at ground level, requiring no climbing. If you’re after sun shafts and simpler access for family-friendly or romantic outings, the Upper section is the better option.
The canyon is suitable for a wide range of physical fitness levels, and groups often include families and kids. However, the experience is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, those who are pregnant, or visitors with poor cardiovascular health. Because of narrow walkways, you should follow the guide’s directions and bring car seats if traveling with infants on shuttle vehicles.
Tours are led by a Navajo guide and each group has assigned time periods at key scenery points to keep visits orderly. Some time slots require a small on-site service fee; confirm slot details when you book. Because visitor numbers are restricted per time slot, your confirmed entry time may be adjusted, particularly during high demand.
