Grand Canyon Tours

Our Grand Canyon tours run from Phoenix, Scottsdale and Sedona to the South Rim and the Skywalk, by air, by road and on foot, with guides who know the canyon and the roads that get you there.

The South Rim is the canyon most people mean: wide, open, and easy to walk along the rim trail. You can fly over it in a small plane or a helicopter, drive up for the day, or go below it on a guided rim-to-river hike. Each one shows you a different canyon.

West of the South Rim, the Skywalk puts you out over the canyon on a glass bridge, and the flights there pair the bridge with a helicopter descent. East of the canyon, the same trips reach Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Monument Valley.

Ways to see the canyon

• By airplane - the Grand Canyon Signature Tour, 6 to 7 hours from Phoenix.
• By helicopter - a private flight from Scottsdale, or the private day with a 45-minute flight.
• Skywalk - the Skywalk flight with a helicopter descent.
• By road - the Grand Canyon and Sedona day tour.
• On foot - the advanced rim-to-river day hike.
• Further east - Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, or Monument Valley by air.