Your Magical Sedona and Jerome Tour Includes:

An intimate journey through the astounding beauty and mystical lands of Sedona, Arizona. No cattle wagons, over crowded buses or vans here. A maximum of eight guests travel in the comfort of a Mercedes built touring van.

This is a narrative tour with a professional, knowledgeable tour guide who will tell you all about the history of Sedona, some geological formations, ancient Native American inhabitants and prehistoric Sedona when it actually was beneath the ocean.

• VIP Pickup & Return at hotels, resorts, and residences in Sedona and Flagstaff.
• Custom Luxury Mercedes built, limo-rated touring vans.
• All Park Entrance Fees.
• Souvenir insulated Bistro Bag and Stainless Steel Water bottle for each guest.
• Fresh Spring Water and  energy snacks on board
• Gourmet Deli style picnic lunch from Wildflower Bread Company or Indian Gardens Restaurant
• Montezuma Castle Indian Ruins
• Sedona Red Rocks & Mysterious Vortexes
• Chapel of the Holy Cross
• Shopping and optional wine tasting in historical Jerome
• Scenic Oak Creek Canyon and Uptown Sedona Drive
• Airport Mesa Overlook
• Dry Creek Road with views of Seven Canyons
• Optional helicopter tours of Sedona and its magical canyons
• Option; guests may choose to bring thier own snacks and lunch, or do lunch on thier own in Sedona, if so deduct $20 per person; Bistro Bag and snacks will not be included.

Montezuma Castle

View the “apartment type” ancient cliff dwellings the Sinagua Indians built into the sandstone cliffs along Beaver Creek. The Sinaguans farmed corn and beans during the day before climbing ladders to the safety of recessions in the cliffs high above the lands below.

Red Rock Monuments

Enter Sedona through the Village of Oak Creek and see monumental Bell Rock and its mysterious vortex. You will also get an up close view of Cathedral Rock, home to one of the most energetic vortexes in the area. Cathedral Rock is the major landmark icon in the Sedona area.

Sacred Sedona: Chapel of the Holy Cross

The Chapel of the Holy Cross was completed in 1956 and is considered Marguerite Brunswig Staudes’ masterpiece. Located on land in the Coconino National Forest, it took nearly 20 years of planning, congressional intervention for a special use permit, and 18 months of construction in order to build what today stands as one of Sedona’s premier attractions for travelers of all faiths.
The Chapel is a masterpiece of simplicity. Seated before the cross, visitors can gaze through stained glass windows at the valley beyond, which during the dramatic hours of sunrise and sunset creates images and color displays worthy of any museum. It is here that visitors, even those that come with no religious affiliation or spiritual connection, find the greatest sense of peace and wonder. Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock are both visible from the Chapel, and contribute to the feeling of breathtaking natural grandeur experienced by visitors.

Uptown and Tlaquepaque

Sedona’s “Uptown” is a shopping extravaganza with more than 50 art galleries, metaphysical shops, specialty stores, antiques and more.  As you drive through Uptown Sedona our drivers will point out key features and historical sites that you may want to visit during your stay in the area.

Fashioned after a traditional Mexican village, Tlaquepaque (pronounced “tla keh pah keh”), meaning the “best of everything”, is home to tasteful galleries and unique shops living in harmony under giant Sycamore trees. During your stay in Sedona if shopping is not your “bag”, here you can take a stroll along the serene banks of beautiful Oak Creek.

Oak Creek Canyon

Rand McNally Calls It Spectacular. Ascend up Oak Creek Canyon described by Rand McNally as one of America’s Top 5 Most Scenic Drives. A brief stop at Vista Lookout Point over panoramic views. Descend back into the canyon with a stop at Sterling Springs, and narration about The West Fork Trail and Historic Indian Gardens, Sedona’s oldest country store, then continue along the edges of Oak Creek back into Uptown Sedona.

Majestic Red Rocks & Mysterious Vortexes.

Proceed up Airport Mesa with wide angle views across Red Rock Country and the famous red rock monoliths. A scenic drive along the edges of picturesque Boynton Canyon where the Secret Mountain Wilderness contains the mysteries of past civilizations.

Jerome.

Once home to Arizona’s largest copper mine, in the 1950′s Jerome became known as the largest ghost town in the country. Through time it has been plagued by fires that destroyed buildings and mines and gravity that has relocated structures moving them slowly down the mountain.  Today Jerome is recognized as a National Historical Landmark and is surviving as an artist community.  On your tour enjoy the scenic drive  that winds up the mountain and provides wonderful views of the Verde Valley.  Once you are there you can take a stroll through this historical town, shop creations from the local artists, and indulge in wine tasting from local vineyards.

Return to Sedona or Flagstaff as a memorable day!

Private Tours may choose to go to Tusayan Ruins and/or Cameron Trading Post in place of other stops, if interested please notify the guide.

*Non Private tours require a minimum amount of  4 passengers, please call for availability; fuel surcharges may apply. Private Tours go everyday with no minimum passenger

** Private tours; up to two children ages 5 and under are free with the purchase of a minimum of four guests. If there are more than two children under 5 please call for rates. Lunch and bistro bag with water bottle are not included for children ages 5 and under.

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