Three if us today enjoyed a fantastic tour with Adam of Experience Hopi Tours organised through the…read moreMoenkipi Legacy Inn. Stunning vistas, cultivated and open farming, a range of villages throughout the reservation. A silversmith showed us his art, as did a kachina doll maker and basket weaver. Adam explained a lot of history and culture and was happy to answer all questions such as the clan system and matrilineal family structure. Refreshments were organised and particularly impressive were the Hopi petroglyphs. A highly recommended tour. Melanie and friends.

Actually don't recall doing this tour in tuba city. I did a tour in Taos that was native Pueblo,…read moreworthwhile. Any chance to support native people is a good deed.

My wife & I were in a tour of NationalParks & Monuments in Utah & Arizona. Our last stop was Canyon…read morede Chelly , where I had been twice before but never had the opportunity to explore the floor of the canyon...OMG the perspective was totally & infinitely better on the tour with Leander !! His historical knowledge of the sites & people (as well as contemporary) added so much. This was a 10(+) day. Going back to join a hiking & camping tour in the spring. Highly recommended this team!!

We had the best tour with guide Autumn. Enthusiastic, knowledgeable, articulate. We originally…read morescheduled for 3 hours and extended for another two hours.

THANK YOU Don Mose for the BEST TOUR of My LIFE!!!! Monument Valley has been on my bucket list for…read moremany years. My dream trip disappeared during the COVID lockdown so this was my chance to try to go again. I discovered the legend Don Mose during my research and from that moment on I knew I want to see the Valley through his eyes. It was a life changing experience with such incredible beauty and history. I am forever grateful and we will absolutely be returning. I highly recommend Monument valley Safari tours!!

This should be a 5-star review. But it's not, because of a critical inaccuracy when booking the…read more3-hour Monument Valley tour. I'll discuss that first because until the company fixes this issue, it will lead to the same problem for other as we experienced. Here's the problem: when you book the tour, it tells you to meet the tour guide in the lobby of The View Hotel. On the website before booking, it says "Please meet your guide in the lobby of the View Hotel next to the bronze statue of a cowboy riding a horse." In the email confirmation, it says "Your tour guide will pick you up at the beautiful View Hotel lobby!" Pretty clear, right? We're supposed to meet the tour guide in the lobby. No ambiguity here. We arrived in the lobby a full 15 minutes ahead of our 9:00am pickup - we were warned that the tour would leave precisely on time. 9:00 came and went with no sign of the tour guide or his vehicle. I call the office and get voicemail, but don't leave a message. A minute later I get a text message from their bot inviting me to start a conversation. I explain the problem, and get another automatically-generated response: "Thanks for letting me know! I'll check with our team and get back to you shortly." Over the next 10 minutes I send a couple more clarification messages, and receive no response at all. So we're starting to fret. We have a flight to catch later in the day, so if we miss this tour we won't have an opportunity to rebook. Then after a few minutes, a tour guide from a _different_ company comes in, sees us, and says that the meeting point for tours is outside. We walk out of the hotel lobby, and don't see anything at all, because the tour pickup point is across the parking lot and down a hill, completely out of view from the hotel entrance. We walk down, arriving 10 minutes after the "prompt" departure time, and join our tour. We could have completely missed our tour because of the company's inability to maintain an accurate website. But we lucked out today. The company never called or texted back to provide us with updated instructions about where to meet, and the tour guide didn't attempt to find us either. We are grateful to the guide from the different company who made sure we got on the tour. So, this could easily be a 2-star or worse review for this experience. But the fact of the matter is that the tour was really great once we got started. Our guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and entertaining. He gave us recommendations about where to take pictures and took a couple creative ones for us. He shared Navajo history, mythology, and his own personal experiences growing up in the Navajo nation. We saw some beautiful scenery which left us wanting more.

Took an amazing 3 1/2 hour tour. Such a great tour guide (Herbert) this tour was beautiful and…read moretour guide very knowledgeable. Would highly recommend.

Amazing scenic tour you pay for at the RV Park. The trip was $89/person and is 3 &1/2 hours long…read more You can drive the tour in your own vehicle but I enjoyed the trip narrative and our driver/tour guide. There is only one pit stop with bathroom facilities so don't over hydrate before you get on the bus. LOL It is a very bumpy and very dusty ride. The tour guide spoke to us throughout the ride and was very personable and informative. We made several stops for photos and some of these had local Navajo venders selling hand made jewelry and crafts. One stop was at a Navajo Hogan. A Native American lady was inside and went over how to weave from raw wool to make clothes, rugs, etc... She also wanted over their native culture past and present. Overall I feel the tour was worth the money and we had a good time.

On August 18 , 2025 my niece had a 6 PM reservation for one hour horse ride …read more By 6:30 we were still waiting . I asked one of the tour guide how much longer it'll be . He replied, your tour will be at 7 . No explanations, no apologies ! Finally , by 8 my niece was able to ride the horse, but only for 30 minutes. I contacted one of the owner by the name of Sheila. I told her that considering the wait , chaos and lack of customer care I needed to be reimbursed 100% of what I've paid . But she didn't do that . Definitely won't reccomend this "I could care less " business !

This was quite a nice little surprise. The hotel offers this museum which is free to check out. The…read moreproperty was quite nice and interesting to learn about the Goulding and their life on site. And of course all the famous movies being filmed on the property. Outside, you have the amazing view looking out to the valley. The stagecoach parked outside replicating what life was like back then. It's a cowboys life. Inside the museum on the first floor showcase the general store. The layout with how it would have ran back in the early days. Just seeing what was used and sold gives you a little glimpse into life in the early 1900. Inside there's a room that's all about the movie life. Poster, newspaper and loads of photographs of all the famous people that have been on the property while filming. All the famous movie poster which were filmed here. It's pretty interesting seeing how things looked back when. The museum has different room not only about the movie life but life on the valley. Amazing and beautiful Indian arts and craft. Upstairs was the layout of their home. Set up to how their lives would have been. The kitchen with all the set ups. The living room with the fireplace, handmade quilt over the chairs. Records playing while they're lounging. The layout was quite interesting. And their bedroom which I believe was the original bed frame. The decor and how things were laid out was very interesting. I'm glad we checked it out. Across from the bedroom was another room full of pictures and letter from president. There was also letters from all the actors who been on site filming as well as the studios. A pretty cool and interesting museum that's worth checking out. I'm assuming that's it's free for everyone not just the hotel guest.

We camped locally & enjoyed a trip to the Goulding's museum which included their cabin and quite a…read morebit of old western movie history including John Wayne's cabin & a John Wayne movie that night. If you're a fan of old westerns, history of this area in general, or are looking for a fun & free stop, I'd check out this museum.

Well organized, clean and pleasant from making the reservation check-in, waiting area and the tour…read moreitself. We had "Andrew" for our guide and he was informative, courteous and pleasant to be hosted by. Took various photos for us using our mobile phones which was nice. They have various tour options which I think will fit most anyone's interest and fun level.

We booked the Antelope Canyon and Grand Canyon Horsebend tour from Sedona. We were ready for a…read morelong day since the drive to Page was about three hours. They picked us up from our hotel, made several stops including clean bathroom breaks and couple gift shops. Overall, the tour was amazing. Although we only spent 45 minutes at a horseshoe Bend, we were able to take some awesome pictures and walk around. But definitely the highlight was Antelope Canyon. You can only go on a tour here with the Navajo guide and our guide Ray was fantastic. We spent about 1.5 hours at lower Antelope Canyon. He really made the tour fun, informative, and he took the best pictures. The photos do not do it justice. The experience was just unreal. Each term that we took we were in awe. The downside was our tour guide Brandon. Although he was very friendly, he didn't seem that knowledgeable. Maybe he was having an off day but there were a couple times that he stopped mid sentence while telling a fact and even ended a fun fact with blah blah blah to finish up his sentence. At one point, he even started chewing on a candy or something while hooked up to the microphone. This was really annoying. We still had a very great day just a couple things that didn't make it a five star experience. Did you have a lot of options for tours and their office is located centrally in the uptown area.

This tour company may have nice vehicles and knowledgeable tour guides, but that was not our…read moreexperience. The vehicle was a very old and battered Chevy Silverado with a windshield cracked in many places, and fumes wafting in from a leaky exhaust. Guide was a nice man named Frank, as I understand it the brother of the owner Timothy. Frank was very difficult to understand, seemed to have difficulty expressing himself, was very vague in his descriptions, and used the phrase "something like that" way too often. The end result was that although it was great to see the floor of the canyon and the rocks up close, we learned very little. Once or twice we were stopped near another vehicle and guide, and the snatches of overheard conversations were a huge contrast.

Timothy Halwood has a team of friendly, professional, and well-informed guides - most Native…read moreAmericans born on the Navajo Reservation at Canyon de Chelly. Jeep tours to the bottom of the canyon are fun and informative. Book ahead or look for Timothy at the Holiday Inn in Chinle.

We took the 2.5 hour Historical Sightseeing Tour of Monument Valley with Amory, our Navajo guide…read more He was very friendly, knowledgeable about the park and especially the Navajo culture and he knew more about my Android phone camera than I did. He took several shots for me to make the most of the features of the monuments. This tour takes you to parts of the park that are not accessible on the 17 mile self-guided, drive your own car tour. On a previous trip we did the self-drive tour and I'd only recommend it if you have a high clearance vehicle. Although there are signs throughout the park, you gain so much more knowledge and insight with a guide. Amory was the BEST. I highly recommend- it's worth treating yourself! And he went the extra mile to meet us the next morning to return our binoculars that we inadvertently left in his vehicle! Above and Beyond!

From the owner: Sightseeing tour. 1.5 hr, 2.5 hrs and 3.0 hrs cultural tours.read more