My wife and I purchased two Upper Canyon tour tickets online on August 7. The process was…read morestraightforward and we got to the tour meeting location early on our tour date (August 13) so we decided to get something to eat nearby. When we got back to the meeting location, we got on our bus (number 6) and proceeded to the tour location. Unfortunately, the tour bus driver got a radio call that the tour was cancelled due to rain so we turned around and headed back to the tour meeting location. My wife and I got off the bus and went inside to see what could be done and we were given the option to reschedule or get a refund. We chose a refund since we were only in town for the day and a refund was processed. The credit showed up on my credit card the very next day. I can't blame the tour company or even be upset because the rain was out of their control but I really appreciated the way that everything was handled and how quick the refund was processed. Thanks ASCT and we hope to see you again in the spring time when my wife and I will be back in the area!

We had a great time. Our guide was awesome! Gave us great info on the area and knew all the great…read morespots for amazing pics.

Antelope Canyon is beyond breathtaking. It's 1 of those rare experiences that you simply cannot put…read morea price on. Our guide, Tobi, was phenomenal! He was knowledgeable, friendly & went & beyond to make sure we had the best experience possible. His passion, attention to detail & willingness to make the experience special truly made our visit unforgettable. We loved it so much that we're already planning another trip to explore Lower Canyon. See you again Tobi! I can confidently say that this has been, by far, one of the most incredible experiences I've had anywhere in the US (I live here & have traveled to almost all of the states). Between the spectacular natural beauty, our fantastic guide, & the opportunity to experience such a remarkable treasure that the Navajo Nation work to preserve, I couldn't have asked for a better day. Thank you, Tobi, for an unforgettable experience and memories that will last a lifetime!

Reckless driving, rude guide, and blatant discrimination. We…read morewere completely short-changed by this incredibly expensive tour. First, the transport truck is a major safety hazard--it is completely open with no seatbelts. On the drive back to the base, the guide drove so recklessly and slammed on the brakes so hard that a member of our group almost fell completely out of the vehicle. It was absolutely terrifying. The guide himself was totally checked out and unenthusiastic. He bluntly refused to take a quick photo of us outside. Once inside, he aggressively rushed us and limited pictures strictly by group. While he did eventually take some photos for us, he put zero effort into them, and the pictures turned out completely terrible. We watched other tour groups around us whose guides were patient, kind, and highly accommodating, which made our experience feel even worse. Worst of all, one person in our group is recovering from an injury and walking slowly. Instead of showing basic empathy, our guide made a highly inappropriate, discriminatory comment, telling us we "should be going with him to exercise." They show zero regard for passenger safety, basic quality of service, or human kindness. Book with someone else.

Beautiful place with an amazing guide! We booked this last minute while in Utah, but it ended up…read morebeing the highlight of the entire trip. The views at both the canyon and the Horseshoe Bend are unreal and the small tour size meant we got to take our time appreciating it. Our guide, Moses, really made it special with his detailed story of the history of each place and his incomparable photography skills! 100/10 experience!!

This tour was great, but shout out to Bob, our tour guide, for making this memorable with his…read moreexpertise and passion for teaching. He shared extensive knowledge and experiences with us as we traveled on Navajo lands into the slot canyon and out to Horseshoe Bend. From his knowledge of desert plant life to assisting his tour with phone photography, Bob's passion for teaching was palpable, making the experience all the more memorable. As for the tour itself, we did a little off-roading to the slot canyon, which was an adventure itself, all while learning about the history and geology that preceded us. With a much fuller camera roll, we drove to an exclusive viewpoint of Horseshoe Bend that was remarkable. If you're looking for a more intimate experience of the slot canyons and Horseshoe Bend, look no further and book it today! Well done, guys.

Amazing experience! Carson was our tour guide and was super friendly and helpful showing up through…read moreand answering any questions we had. They first start by taking you on lifted 4WD vans (like for senior citizens but on steroids lol) Once you're there it's about 35-40 minute tour through flat canyon. The return to start is some stairs. Carson shared history on canyon, great spots for photos and unique traits like a heart shaped rock spot. Definitely a great experience to try!

This review is for Adventurous Antelope Canyon Tours (AACT) exclusively. Antelope Canyon, a…read moremajestic locale, has its own Yelp page. Several weeks before visiting page, I booked a reservation with AACT online. When visiting Antelope Canyon, you are required to take a tour. Without a tour reservation (which I recommend that you book well in advance), you can't go to Antelope Canyon. Located on Navajo land, there are several different tour guide companies available. They each have different prices, different times, and slightly different tours. AACT offered the best option for my schedule. On the day of our tour, we stopped by 20 minutes early as requested. After checking in, there was a little time to check out their gift shop and go to the bathroom (portapotties only). From there, we got into our comfortable, air-conditioned van and made our way to Antelope Canyon. Our tour guide was fantastic. He was a cool guy, shared a good amount of history about Antelope Canyon, and provided a lot of photo opps to everyone on the tour (we had a group of 15 people or so). He knows all of the right angles and the correct phone set up to give you the best pictures possible inside the canyon. Which was definitely much appreciated! My only complaint, and this applies to all of the tour companies, is that the tours are quite expensive. In addition to your tour, you also have to pay a fee to go on the reservation, and then an additional fee on top of that. It's like going to a concert where you're paying all of these extra fees in addition to the main act which sucks. Given how popular Antelope Canyon has become, people will buy at the price point. I just wish it was a bit more affordable.

What an amazing experience! Absolutely STUNNING views and spectacular boat ride! I highly recommend…read moreyou take your family on this adventure with Glen Canyon Exursions. It is in the top ten coolest things I've ever done! The two-seater boats were easy to operate and a fun and relaxing way to ride through the breathtaking views to the canyons. There was only a little splash of water on your feet and legs sometimes, so don't worry, you won't get too wet! Our guides were so friendly and helpful. It was truly magical being at one with nature, boating along the clear water, looking up at the gigantic canyon cliffs. Our kids loved making this family memory as well, and we can't wait to take some friends and family back out on these fun boats again soon!

This was an absolutely fantastic experience that I highly recommend to everyone. Breathtaking views…read moreof Glen Canyon cliffs while cruising up the river on CraigCats. These boats were very easy to drive and added extra excitement to the excursion. Our fearless guide Rick did a great job leading the way. This is a destination you have to put on your calendar. You will not be disappointed!!!!

Seriously, only 3 reviews so far for one of the largest natural bridges? This place is difficult to…read moreget to. The easiest is to take a 2 hour boat tour/ride and it will take you to about a mile's hike to the bridge. Not the easiest natural bridge to get to but would be worth it when you get there. It is a sacred bridge to the Navajo Indians so you are requested not to walk under or approach the arch. Might be better to go in the evening, because sunlight does not fall on it in the morning from the viewing area and you are not heavily pressured to respect tribal custom and not walk under the bridge and take pictures from the other side. Don't even think about walking around it, since that would be walking off the trail and the fine is $25,000, if you are caught.

What: Rainbow Bridge, one of the world's largest known…read morenatural bridges More Info: - The Rainbow Bridge can be accessed by taking a boat tour from Lake Powell, Page, AZ - The boat tour is 2.5 hours one-way - Make reservations online via http://www.lakepowell.com/play/tours/boat-tours/rainbow-bridge-.aspx - Water and snacks will be provided in the boat - From the Rainbow Bridge dock, one needs to hike for a little over a mile to see the Rainbow Bridge After learning about the Rainbow Bridge, one of the world's largest known natural bridges, we took a boat tour to see the Bridge, during our weekend trip to Page, Arizona. On the day of the tour, we woke up really early, munched on some fruits and bread for breakfast and drove to the Lake Powell Marina to take the boat. We sat on the top deck for a few minutes to enjoy the views, but very soon went downstairs to sit indoors because the weather was very cold. During the two and a half hours boat journey, we kept ourselves busy by listening to the audio tour and looking at the unique and marvelous red rock formations all the way through. During the last half hour, the boat entered a narrow passage with towering rocks on all sides. A bit scary and exciting! A part of the passage was so narrow that everybody in the boat went "Ohhhhh" and "aaaaahhhh". We finally reached the dock near the Rainbow Bridge, stocked up on water and snacks and started the 1.5 mile hike to see the Rainbow Bridge. It was an easy hike and we were walking among the soaring tall rocks. We looked minuscule and more like ants to these rocks. As the trail turned, we caught a glimpse of the massive Rainbow Bridge. We walked further to see the bridge completely. A colossal structure majestically standing right in front of us! This 290 feet structure is apparently considered sacred by the American Indian tribes. For the same reason, visitors are not allowed to walk under the bridge or touch the bridge. We spent a little over half hour, taking pictures and mostly gasping at this gigantic naturally formed structure. Then walked back and boarded the boat. The return journey is never always fun, because everyone is exhausted. Just lazed back in the seat, watching the beautiful structures on the way, until the boat took us back to Lake Powell in Page.

We had just gotten stuck in the deep sand on the way to White Pockets when Rob arrived and…read moreimmediately pulled over to help us out. I didn't even realize his passengers were tour customers until he had the towing rig in hand and was prepared to tug us out. Thanks so much for saving our bacon that day Rob. We'll be sure to point people your way for White Pockets tours, as it was a very special day for us and you made it possible!

I learned of Grand Staircase Discovery Tours in September 2015 when I saw photographs posted on the…read moreGrand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Facebook page. I got in touch with the individual who posted the photos and was given the contact info for the above company. I inquired about a potential trip for March 2016 and was given different options. I also made contact with other companies doing the similar tours, in the end I decided to go with Grand Staircase Discovery Tours. The main tour which I wanted was White Pocket. I advised the potential date in March and Chris Chalmers (the owner) penciled this. I also inquired about South Coyote Buttes and Chris gave me the steps on applying for a permit. I did get the permit for South Coyote Buttes and the trip was built around it. The cost for the different tours were discussed and confirmed. As we got closer to our trip, Chris emailed and called several times to finetune our trip. We are now back in Bakersfield. We ended up taking 3 trips with them. Rob Wulff was our guide. Rob was the ultimate guide, soft spoken and knowledgeable about the area including the geology. Rob was extremely helpful specially on our first trip which was an overnight stay at White Pocket. The weather was not cooperative with the wind blowing 40-45 mph. Rob made it as comfortable as he can given the conditions. He showed us the good spots photograph and also made sure as a group (5) we were constantly watched over for our safety. During our hikes, Rob made sure the pace was right for everyone. The cost of their tours were comparable if not less than the other tour companies. Their service was great. Their attention to the details was impeccable. We will be back for more tours with Chris. Highly recommended.

We had the BEST time with Randy!! We did a 4hr private boat charter with our 3 year old and 10…read moremonth old. Randy was so great with the kids. After hearing he has 10 grandkids of his own, I knew he'd know how to make my toddler feel comfortable! My toddler even tried tubing and Randy made sure to go super slow. He provided so many snacks and drinks, my kids were in heaven! He took us thru antelope canyon which looked absolutely unreal. He drove us by the Dam and showed us some really cool markings/shapes on the sandstone walls. He even gave us a little bit of history as we drove around the lake. This was the highlight of our trip. I can't thank Randy enough for the all the fun we had! Do yourself a favor and book with Skoony's on your next trip to lake Powell! You won't regret it!