Private Monument Valley Tour
And Desert View Grand Canyon
From Sedona Arizona
Monument Valley© Mike Koopsen
Desert View Grand Canyon© Mike Koopsen
All year. Everyday except Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year’s Day
First (4): $898
Each additional: $100
Additional child 12 and under: $85
(9*) Guests Maximum
Sedona: About 7:00 AM
Sedona: About 7:00 PM
* Lunches, sales tax
and gratuity not included
Or Call 1-800-600-4006
Monument Valley and Grand Canyon East
What a great combo day tour. A unique scenic adventure. Monument Valley Tribal Park and the East-End of the Grand Canyon at Desert View and Navajo Point on the same tour. Three of the most popular attractions in Arizona and the Southwest. Sightseeing in the comfort of a Mercedes-built touring van with soft leather Captain’s chairs. Limited to 8* guests (a leather console seat located up front for a 9th* guest at no charge for a small person) for maximum leg room. 6′ 3″ ceiling height with wide-view windows.
Tour Highlights
Oak Creek Canyon
Flagstaff Arizona
Views of San Francisco Peaks
Little Colorado Canyon Overlook
Outdoor Navajo Indian Marketplace
Grand Canyon Desert View Overlook and Watch Tower
Grand Canyon Navajo Point
Goulding’s Lodge Navajo Trading Post
Monument Valley Tribal Park
Tour Itinerary
Journey begins in Sedona with an ascent up beautiful Oak Creek Canyon to Mogollon Rim crest to Flagstaff with great views of the San Francisco Peaks the tallest mountain range in Arizona.
Scenic drive to the Little Colorado River Canyon Overlook near where the Little Colorado River and Colorado River merge into the Grand Canyon. Stretch your legs at the open-air Navajo Indian marketplace.
On to the east-end of the Grand Canyon which many believe has the best views of the Canyon. Stop at Desert View Lookout and the historic Watch Tower. Climb the tower and absorb the incredible views across the Canyon with the Colorado River below.
A short drive to Navajo Point where the views are even more astounding with sight of Comanche Point, canyon walls to the north and the snaking Colorado River. Photo-taking opportunities galore.
On to Monument Valley through Tuba City, the main town on the Navajo Indian Reservation. A brief stop before continuing on to Monument Valley and the first views of red buttes and monoliths that rise 400 to 1200 feet above the valley floor.
We proceed to Goulding’s Lodge and Navajo Trading Post. Have an authentic lunch of Indian Fry Bread Tacos. Visit the Native Navajo open-air markets and gaze at the incredible Monument views from this historic place.
Head to the Navajo Indian Park Monument Valley Visitors Center, the heart of the 39,000 acres of Monument Valley. The Silver Spur Guide will drive you to some of the more view points of buttes, monoliths, spires, and mesas.
Your day trip tour return will take you back through Flagstaff, Arizona and the descent into Oak Creek Canyon and your point of lodging in Sedona AZ.
The Navajos, to whom the Monument Valley territory belongs, have a prayer that runs, in part…….
“In beauty may you walk.
With beauty before you may you walk.
With beauty behind you may you walk.
With beauty above you may you walk.
With beauty below you may you walk.
With beauty all around you may you walk.”
Customized Private Monument Valley Tour
For Private Group Tours, this tour may be customized to spend more or less time at a particular attraction provided the number of allotted 12 hours are not exceeded.
