3.0 Hours of Monument Valley's Sunrise or Sunset Jeep Tour in Monument Valley booking from $85.00

3.0 Hours of Monument Valley's Sunrise or Sunset Jeep Tour

Overview

This 3-hour Lower Monument Valley sunrise or sunset tour is a custom tour created by your guide. It is a chance for them to create their own itinerary to give their guests the best experience of Monument Valley. Our guides do stop at the major scenic overlooks and monuments like the John Ford's Point, Big Hogan, Totem Pole, Sun's Eye and more.

City: Monument Valley

Tue 24 Sep

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What's Included

Pet friendly

Bottled water

Face mask and hand sanitizers

Local professional guide

Local taxes

Transport by open-air Safari vehicle/ enclosed air-condition SUV

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Dress code is smart casual
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
We do observe Daylight Savings time. We are on Mountain Standard Time (UT). Be advised that there is a one hour time difference between Arizona Time Zone and the Navajo Nation Time Zone (Mid-March to October).
Departing from The View Hotel Visitor's Lobby near wooden benches. Please have confirmation# ready.
Uneven walking surfaces
COVID19 protocols exercised and in place.
Face coverings are mandatory
Please call Charlene Johnson (owner) 24 hrs. to reassure tour attendance and meeting location @ (928)409-0088
If you are feeling any symptoms of COVID19 or have been around a person who tested positive for COVID19, please advise us immediately for a cancellation.
Face masks required for travellers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travellers
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
DBK guides will practice COVID19 protocols during tour including NO CONTACT (handshake, high-fives, elbow nudges, etc...).

What To Expect

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This tour is a custom tour and are not necessarily in the order below. Each guide has their own itinerary and have a specific place and time to be throughout the tour. The 3 hour tour makes a stop at the famous John Ford’s Point where many of John Wayne’s western cinematic movies were film, and also the Transformers: Age of Extinction featuring Mark Wahlberg. Next, your guide will drive to The Backcountry of the park and escort you to the arches. At “Sun’s Eye Arch” you will be standing at a specific degree to look up into the rock arch and see why it is named Sun’s Eye. At the same location you will also see Petroglyphs and hear your guide’s stories. You will also travel to the “Big Hogan.” The Big Hogan is a great place to take family pictures and lie against the rocks and feel its warmth. Your guide will provide stories and suggest great photo shots. In the Backcountry is the “Ear of the Wind.” This is the largest arch in the park, and your guide will escort you to a photogenic spot where you can take photographs. You will be guided to the Totem Pole and Yei Bi Cheii Monuments where you will be able to take photographs and hear the cultural stories behind each monument. Your guide will meet you in the lobby of your hotel, then get ready for a scenic drive to Monument Valley in a comfortable all-terrain vehicle— allowing for exclusive access to parts of the park that are inaccessible to smaller cars. The area, located on a Navajo Reservation and considered a sacred healing region by Native American tribes, is tough to navigate on your own. But your guide will walk you through the history of the Navajo tribal park and the background of each stunning natural formation. With your choice of a sunrise or sunset tour, you’re bound for incredible, camera-ready views during the sun-kissed time of day known by photographers as the “Golden Hour.” The itineraries are fully customizable, so you’ll have your pick of some incredible spots, including iconic rock formations like John Ford’s Point, which served as film backdrop in many John Wayne Westerns. One of the most photographed formations is the Yei Bi Chei monuments, which resemble a line of tribal dancers. You’ll also get an opportunity to take pictures of the Big Hogan, a sandstone cave chamber, and Ear of the Wind, a mesmerizing, crimson-hued arch. At the North Window where you will have a chance to take pictures of the Mittens and Butte at different angles. Your tour guide will then slowly and safely transport you back to your departure point.

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See the sites of Lower Monument Valley that even tour guides can’t get enough of

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (302)

Cecil_P

Oct 2021

This tour is advertised as a way to see parts of Monument Valley that most visitors don't get to see. So we decided to bite the bullet and pay $95 each to take the tour. The truth is, the tour involves visiting parts of the valley that are of virtually no interest . We thought we would see those magnificent rock formations we're all familiar with from unusual angles and different vantage points that would allow us to get more interesting photographs. And that we would see other, similar formations that we're not so familiar with and be able to photograph them as well. What we discovered is that for the most part, we were shown big expanses of rock of almost no visual or photographic interest. Most visiors to Monument Valley explore it by driving a 17-mile loop that takes them past the more familiar sites and allows them to spend as much time at each one as they wish. The first part of our tour included a few of those sites, but instead of stopping to let us take the time to enjoy them, the guide drove past them so quickly that enjoyment and photography were impossible. Also, we had signed up for the sunset tour, which is supposed to include the opportunity to view the sun as it sets behind one of the valley's most scenic locations. But since the day had been cloudy, the guide skipped the sunset, even though the sun had come out by the time the tour ended, and instead raced back to the lodge as quickly as possible. Monument Valley is a beautiful place, and if you have any interest in visiting it, you should definitely do so. But skip the guided tour and drive the 17-mile loop. You'll enjoy it more, and save yourself

Toni G

Oct 2021

Had an amazing tour Sunset tour of Monument Valley, Harry was so knowledgable and we enjoyed his company and he showed us amazing spots for photos. we loved learning about the history of this magical place.

Valarie_D

Oct 2021

Harry was fantastic. Great historian and photographer. He taught us about the monument valley and gave us tips for iPhone photos.

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