On this scenic tour of Monument Valley, we'll drive through the fascinating reddish landscapes on the border between Utah and Arizona.
Free cancellation up to 3 days before the day of the activity. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
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On this scenic tour of Monument Valley, we'll drive through the fascinating reddish landscapes on the border between Utah and Arizona.
When booking this scenic tour of Monument Valley, you can choose either a 2.5 hour or 3.5 hour tour. Both tours will start at the time of your choice at the lobby of the View Hotel. Please be sure to arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
Both tours include transportation and an accredited Navajo guide, who will show you the most famous natural monuments of this reddish valley located between southern Utah and the northernmost part of Arizona. We will also enjoy a musical performance by the guide and visit a traditional Navajo Hogan - a unique cultural experience!
We begin our tour of Monument Valley by admiring its colossal natural arches. These unique geological formations stand out in a vast landscape of a deep reddish colour.
Highlights include West and East Mitten Butte, Three Sisters, John Ford Point, Sleeping Dragon, The Big Hogan, Moccasin Arch, Sun's Eye, Totem Pole and North Window.
After a 2.5 hour drive, we'll conclude the tour by returning to the meeting point.
If you book this option, you'll have more time to explore Monument Valley in depth.
In addition to the highlights of the 2.5 hour tour, we'll visit additional sites in the backcountry, including Artist Point and Ear of the Wind. This tour is ideal for photographers and tourists who want to spend more time discovering every corner of this stunning valley.
We'll end this 3.5 hour tour by returning to the meeting point.
If you have other questions, contact us
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