3-hour Private Tour

Overview

Each tour is lead by an experienced Navajo guide, who is certified by the Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation Dept. and National Park Service. Each and everyone of our guides was born and raised in this Canyon De Chelly area, allowing them to gain a vast knowledge of its history to share with all our guests who visit this place we call home. As well as learning about the canyon's rich history, rock art sites and other archeological sites, you will hear stories and tales of life in the canyon and get a chance to visit our guide's families who still weave, farm, ranch, and continue to live a traditional Navajo lifestyle in this rural part of the southwest. We invite you to join one of our guides on a truly unique and one of a kind tour, and to support this 100% NAVAJO OWNED and OPERATED SMALL BUSINESS!! Ahéhee' (thank you)
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This private tour can be customized, please call for more information or include details for customizing in booking notes.

City: Chinle

Sat 21 Sep

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Starting at $242.00

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Sat 21 Sep

Starting at $242.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

In-person driver guide

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Canyon de Chelly National Monument

Our guided 4x4 tours into Canyon De Chelly National Monument will be lead by experienced and seasoned guides. On your trip, you will visit many archeological sites that include cliff dwellings of the Ancestral Pueblo, rock art panels (both pictograph and petroglyphs) from all past and present inhabitants of Canyon De Chelly, and other historical sites. There will also be many stops for photographic opportunities, restroom stop, and a chance to purchase artwork from local Native artists. Possible stops include visiting a working farm and/or weaving demonstration, only if resident is at their canyon home.

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (98)

susib502018

Feb 2020

Leander Staley of Beauty Way Jeep Tours was a great tour guide... friendly, knowledgeable, and highly dedicated. In addition to showing us the highlights of the canyon, he shared Navaho traditions and beliefs as well as interesting information about his family and the residents of the canyon. All in all, it was a fun and educational trip and I highly recommend them.

James M

Feb 2020

Leander took us on the tour through the Canyon. His stories of his life growing up in the Canyon were great! The history of the Navajo in the Canyon is probably more important than the natural beauty of the Canyon itself! It's an amazing place to see, but the history is fascinating! Much of Navajo and American history of the West was contained in this Canyon-even if you've read about the history, you miss the connection to places in the Canyon without someone like Leander taking you through . . . btw, Leander is the owner of the business that he acquired from his dad!

Rick E

Jan 2020

Really good tour of Canyon De Chelly with Navajo guide Dave Wilson. Was surprised at all of the petroglyphs and pictographs in the canyon that Dave pointed out. Also quite a few cliff dwellings throughout the area that were very interesting. All that inside a canyon with walls up to six hundred feet high. A lot of history here and a must see if you enjoy the beauty of the Southwest US. Our guide Dave grew up in the area and is very knowledgeable of the canyon and has a great sense of humor.