If you are traveling in an RV, parking at Horseshoe Bend is possible, as long as the parking lot isn’t already full. Tsosie’s Slot Canyon Tours,, 928.645.5594Įkis’ Antelope Canyon Tours,, 928.645.9102Īdventurous Antelope Canyon Tours,, 928.380.187įor Lake Powell boat tours, there are two companies you can call:

Ken’s Lower Antelope Canyon Tours (928) 606-2168 andĭixie Ellis’ Antelope Lower Canyon Tours (928) 640-1761 Unfortunately, there is no one number to use to check availability, you’ll have to contact up to 6 different outfitters individually. If I am interpreting your inquiry correctly, you are in Page, AZ, right now and want to reserve an Antelope Canyon tour? If so, your best bet is to contact the tour outfitters by phone. Reputable companies offering Phoenix/Scottsdale-based tours to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend include Detours American West and 360 Adventures. Some fairly serious lapses in customer service have come to light via social media, which we wouldn’t want you to experience. However, we advise you to steer clear of TakeTours and Tours4Fun. If you do decide that a guided tour suits your needs better, you’ll find several companies that offer day-tour packages from Phoenix/Scottsdale. Horseshoe Bend can be visited in your own vehicle anytime between the hours of sunrise and sunset, but just after sunrise tends to be better for ease of parking and cooler temperatures.

If the prospect of spending that much time on the water doesn’t appeal, but you’d still like to get a taste of it, consider “ bundling” your Antelope Canyon tour with a short boat tour of Antelope Canyon’s waterside. While you are here, you might also consider taking part in some of the area’s famous water-based activities, such as the Glen Canyon Float Trip, or the Rainbow Bridge Boat Tour. In reality, the drive is very scenic and you will be stopping often to take photos! That’s why we recommend planning to spend 1-2 nights in Page, AZ, for comfort and safety. It takes approximately 5 hours to drive from Phoenix to Page - on paper, anyway. All roads between the Phoenix and Page, AZ, (where Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon are located) are paved and well-traveled. That said, it is perfectly feasible to visit Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon from Phoenix by self-driving. It’s totally natural to get overwhelmed when planning a vacation to the American Southwest! There’s so much to see, and if you’re like most people, you don’t have all the time in the world.

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