Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour FAQ
Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour – Frequently Asked Questions
We want you to feel fully prepared for your adventure. Below are answers to the most common questions about our Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Day Tour from Phoenix and Scottsdale.
ABOUT THE TOUR
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What’s included in this tour?
Round-trip transportation from the Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe area, a guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide, all entry and permit fees, a scenic stop at Horseshoe Bend, breakfast, lunch, and bottled water.
How long is the tour?
This is a full-day experience, typically lasting 13–14 hours including travel time.
What will I see?
You’ll explore the stunning slot formations of Lower Antelope Canyon and enjoy a scenic walk to the overlook at Horseshoe Bend, plus views of Lake Powell, the town of Page, and the San Francisco Peaks along the way.
Is this a guided experience?
Yes. Your 360 Adventures guide leads the full day, and a Navajo guide leads the Lower Antelope Canyon portion.
What is the difference between Lower and Upper Antelope?
Lower and Upper Antelope Canyon are equal in beauty. The main difference is how you enter and exit: Lower requires more mobility due to the ladders and stairs within the canyon. This tour visits Lower Antelope Canyon.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
What is the minimum age?
Children ages 3 and older are welcome. Car seats or booster seats may be required under Arizona law; please bring one if needed.
How difficult is the tour?
Lower Antelope Canyon requires climbing stairs and navigating uneven surfaces. Guests should be comfortable with moderate physical activity.
How much walking is involved?
Lower Antelope Canyon involves walking, staircases, and narrow passageways. Horseshoe Bend requires a 1.5-mile round-trip walk on a maintained trail.
Is this tour suitable for guests with mobility limitations?
Lower Antelope Canyon is not recommended for guests with significant mobility challenges due to stairs and narrow passages.
WHAT TO BRING & WHAT TO WEAR
What should I wear?
Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes are recommended. Expect sand, stairs, and uneven surfaces.
Can I bring a backpack?
You may bring bags and personal items for the day, but bags, purses, backpacks, tripods, and hiking poles are not allowed inside Lower Antelope Canyon.
Can I bring snacks or water?
Yes. Small snacks and non-alcoholic beverages are welcome. We provide bottled water throughout the day.
Can I bring a tripod?
Tripods and monopods are not permitted inside Lower Antelope Canyon.
WEATHER & SEASONAL CONDITIONS
Do tours run in rain?
Tours operate in most weather conditions. However, slot canyons may close due to flash-flood risk. Safety decisions are made by the Navajo Nation.
How does the temperature compare to Phoenix?
Page, Arizona is typically 15–20 degrees cooler than Phoenix and Scottsdale, so it can be hot in summer and chilly in winter. Dress in layers and bring sun protection.
Can weather affect the itinerary?
Yes. Flash-flood conditions or Navajo Nation closures may require itinerary adjustments.
PICKUP & TRANSPORTATION
Do you pick up at my hotel?
Pickup is available from select hotels and resorts in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe. If your location is not eligible, we’ll arrange a nearby meeting point.
When will I know my pickup time?
Your guide will call the evening before your tour with your pickup window and rendezvous instructions.
What kind of vehicle will we be in?
We use comfortable, climate-controlled touring vehicles appropriate for the group size.
MEALS & AMENITIES
Is breakfast included?
Yes. A quick breakfast is included — typically fast food or a coffee shop. You’re also welcome to bring your own food.
Is lunch included?
Yes. A casual lunch is included at a sit-down restaurant with plenty of options. Bottled water is provided all day.
Are there bathrooms along the way?
Yes. We make regular stops throughout the day.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Can I take photos inside Antelope Canyon?
Yes. Photography is allowed, but tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted.
Is this a photography tour?
No. This is a sightseeing tour. Photography tours are no longer offered in Lower Antelope Canyon.
BOOKING & POLICIES
Do I need reservations?
Yes. Antelope Canyon frequently sells out, especially during peak seasons.
What is your cancellation policy?
This tour has a 72-hour cancellation policy. Please see your confirmation email for details.
Is there a minimum number of guests?
Yes. A minimum number of guests is required to confirm a public tour.
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