Vegas: Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend W/ Lake Powell Kayak

Unlock the stunning natural wonders of the American Southwest with this incredible day tour. From the otherworldly landscapes of Antelope Canyon to the majestic curves of Horseshoe Bend, this guided excursion offers unparalleled access to some of the region’s most iconic destinations. But the adventure doesn’t stop there – a serene kayaking experience on the serene waters of Lake Powell promises to leave you awestruck and inspired. Whether you’re a seasoned adventurer or simply seeking to learn about the breathtaking beauty of the Southwest, this tour is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Key Points

• One-day tour from Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell for $235 per person, including transportation, guide, and activities.
• Tour includes a guided visit to Lower Antelope Canyon, photo opportunities at Horseshoe Bend, and 45 minutes of kayaking or relaxation at Lake Powell.
• Transportation is provided in an air-conditioned van, with a group size limited to 12 participants for a personalized experience.
• The tour includes admission tickets, bottled water, and a local Navajo guide, while excluding personal expenses, dining costs, and tips.
• The tour is not suitable for children under 3 or individuals with back problems, and prohibited items include smoking, large bags, and drones.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

What does this Vegas tour encompass?

This one-day Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell tour provides an immersive experience for $235 per person.

Over the course of the day, you’ll explore Lower Antelope Canyon on a guided tour, capture stunning photos at Horseshoe Bend, and spend 45 minutes kayaking or relaxing at Lake Powell.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance, and you can reserve your spot now without paying.

The tour includes round-trip van transportation, admission tickets, a local Navajo guide, and bottled water, with a return to Las Vegas estimated around 8-9 PM.

Itinerary and Experience

Beginning with the tour’s Itinerary and Experience, participants are picked up along Las Vegas Boulevard between 5:00-7:00 AM.

The first stop is Lower Antelope Canyon, where they enjoy a 1-hour guided tour.

Next, the group spends 50 minutes at Horseshoe Bend, capturing stunning photos.

The final destination is Lake Powell, where they’ve 45 minutes to either kayak or explore the area freely.

The tour returns to Las Vegas around 8-9 PM.

Throughout the day, participants are accompanied by a local Navajo guide and provided with water to stay hydrated during the outdoor activities.

Transportation and Group Size

The tour provides round-trip van service, transporting participants from Las Vegas in an air-conditioned business van.

The group size is limited to 12 participants, ensuring a more intimate and personalized experience. This smaller group size allows for greater flexibility and a more comfortable journey.

The transportation is designed to prioritize your’ comfort, with the air-conditioning helping to combat the desert heat during the day.

The tour’s transportation arrangements aim to make the journey as seamless and enjoyable as possible, allowing visitors to focus on the incredible sights and experiences that await them.

Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour package includes several essential components to provide a comprehensive and enjoyable experience.

Travelers can expect a local Navajo guide to lead them through the tour. Admission tickets for Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon, as well as the Antelope Point Launch Ramp, are included.

The tour also provides a kayaking experience (from March to November) or free time at the lake area. Bottled water is provided throughout the day.

However, the tour excludes personal expenses, dining costs, and tips for the Navajo guide and tour guide, which are recommended at $2-5 and $20, respectively.

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Important Information and Restrictions

What isn’t suitable for this tour? Children under 3 years and people with back problems.

There are also several other important restrictions to be aware of:

• Smoking, luggage, large bags, drones, selfie sticks, and tripods aren’t allowed.
• Lower Antelope Canyon may close due to weather conditions.
• The kayak experience is dependent on the conditions and only available from March to November.
• Participants should wear outdoor clothing and closed-toe shoes.

Adhering to these guidelines will ensure a smooth and enjoyable tour experience for all.

Navigating Antelope Canyon

Visitors often encounter a tranquil and awe-inspiring landscape upon entering the lower section of Antelope Canyon. The narrow, winding slot canyon is known for its captivating light beams and smooth, undulating sandstone walls sculpted by wind and water over centuries.

Navigating the canyon requires care and attention, as the terrain can be challenging with uneven surfaces and sudden drops. Visitors must follow the guidance of their Navajo guide, who’ll lead the group through the canyon’s intricate pathways, sharing insights into the local culture and geology.

The experience offers a unique opportunity to witness the natural beauty of this geological wonder and gain a deeper appreciation for the indigenous land.

Exploring Horseshoe Bend

From the dramatic vistas of Antelope Canyon, the tour continues to the equally impressive Horseshoe Bend.

This iconic natural wonder is a breathtaking meander of the Colorado River, carved into the sandstone landscape over millions of years.

Visitors can enjoy:

1. Stunning panoramic views of the 1,000-foot horseshoe-shaped canyon.
2. Photo opportunities from the designated viewpoint, capturing the river’s striking turquoise waters.
3. Exploration of the surrounding area, with hiking trails offering unique perspectives.
4. Soaking in the serene atmosphere and marveling at the sheer scale of this geological masterpiece.

The Horseshoe Bend segment provides a captivating contrast to the intimate slot canyons, showcasing the grandeur of the American Southwest.

Kayaking on Lake Powell

After exploring the grandeur of Horseshoe Bend, the tour takes participants to the serene waters of Lake Powell. Here, adventurers can enjoy a 45-minute kayaking experience, weather permitting, from March through November. Those who prefer to simply take in the stunning scenery can opt for free time around the lake area. Either way, the tranquil setting provides a peaceful respite from the day’s earlier activities.

Kayak Rental Fees	Single Kayak	Tandem Kayak
1 Hour	$22	$35
2 Hours	$35	$55
3 Hours	$45	$70

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Pet on the Tour?

No, pets are not allowed on this tour. The tour has restrictions that prohibit bringing any large bags or luggage, including pets, to ensure the comfort and safety of all participants.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Kayaking Activity?

The tour’s kayaking activity has an age requirement of 6 years and above. Children under 6 are not permitted to participate in the kayaking portion of the tour for safety reasons.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary to My Preferences?

The tour itinerary can’t be customized, as it’s a pre-set group tour. However, passengers can choose to kayak or opt for free time at Lake Powell based on their preferences, within the scheduled duration of the tour.

Do I Need a Photography Permit for the Tour?

No photography permit is required for this tour. Guests can take photos throughout the experience, including at Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and during the Lake Powell kayak activity, as long as they follow the tour’s rules regarding equipment.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour does not offer an option to extend the duration. The itinerary is fixed at 1 day, with specific time allocations for each stop. Travelers must adhere to the scheduled timeline for the tour.

Recap

This Southwest adventure offers an unparalleled opportunity to take in the region’s breathtaking natural beauty. From the ethereal landscapes of Antelope Canyon to the stunning vistas of Horseshoe Bend and the serene waters of Lake Powell, this tour provides an unforgettable experience that seamlessly blends sightseeing, cultural exploration, and outdoor activities. With knowledgeable guides, comfortable transportation, and a reasonable price tag, it’s a must-do for anyone seeking to discover the wonders of the American Southwest.

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