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Grand Canyon Day Tour with Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon

Grand Canyon Day Tour with Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon

Overview

Experience the amazing Grand Canyon National Park, the Red Rocks of Sedona and breathtaking Oak Creek Canyon on this one day tour from Phoenix. Stop for pictures of Sedona and its Red Rock beauty and travel through scenic Oak Creek Canyon on your way to the magnificent Grand Canyon. Experience the Grand Canyon. You will see this Wonder of the World from multiple viewpoints. This is an amazing journey to some of the most picturesque areas on Earth!

City: Phoenix

Mon 18 Nov

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Starting at $199.00

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Mon 18 Nov

Starting at $199.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Bottled water

National Park fees

Stretch 15 passenger vans with maximum 10 per van

Live commentary on board

Driver/guide (Gratuities will be graciously accepted.)

Hotel pickup and drop-off (select hotels only). Late bookings may have to go to another hotel.

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Children under the age of 3 are not permitted on this tour
Children 6 years and under are required to ride in a car seat that the guest must provide
Hotel pickup and drop-off is offered for many hotels/resorts in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe, plus in Mesa at the Mesa Hilton. *Please confirm with local operator. This tour does not depart from Sedona.
Across Arizona Tours, LLC is not responsible for viewing conditions at the sites visited and reserves the right to alter tour itineraries due to road or weather conditions.
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Please bring face masks. If you don't have them, we will provide them for you. There is complimentary hand sanitizer on the van.

What To Expect

Grand Canyon South Rim

Experience the amazing Grand canyon National Park. Stop at several vistas along the South Rim Desert View drive. explore the historic El Tovar Lodge and Mary Colter's Hopi House.

Sedona

Travel through the Red Rocks of Sedona with a stop for the most amazing pictures to take home. This area is one of the most scenic areas in the world.

Hopi House

Visit El Tovar Lodge, Hopi House and Bright Angel Lodge. Stroll along the path to see amazing views of the Grand Canyon in all its glory. There is time here to take lots of pictures and explore the area.

Oak Creek Canyon

Drive through beautiful Oak Creek Canyon, with its amazing views of the Red Rocks. This tree lined drive has spectacular scenery. Drive through only.

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Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (489)

LiterateWanderer

Nov 2019

Across Arizona Tours has a wonderful one-day tour from the Phoenix/Tempe area to the Grand Canyon. I highly recommend this if you are in the area, want to see the Grand Canyon, and don’t want to have to drive yourself (it’s about 4 hours one-way). The tour can pick you up from your hotel and return you there at the end of the day. There are a number of companies that offer this sort of tour. Here’s what I really liked about this one. Pre-Trip Customer Service: I had to call a few different times with various questions when I was in the planning stages of my trip. Each time, I spoke with Carol, and each time she was quite helpful and was able to answer my questions. She also provided information that I did not know to ask. In contrast, other tour companies that I called seemed not to have a point-person for phone calls, and the people I talked with seemed irritated that anyone might use the phone for questions. Reservation System: The best way to book a spot is through their website. This reservation system works really well—the calendar shows you available dates, you get an email as soon as you have completed the online booking. You get a follow-up email once the trip is actually confirmed (within 48 hours if you have at least 2 people in your party; possibly longer if you are traveling by yourself, as they won’t run the tour unless they have at least 2 people). The day before the trip, you get an email and/or phone call with details of the pick-up (time, place, tour guide’s name, type of vehicle). All of this worked to perfection. Itinerary: The trip was very well planned, with stops for bathroom breaks and other needs every 1.5-2.0 hours. During the course of our 12-13 hour day, we stopped at a gas station (coffee, snacks), stopped briefly to see the red rocks of Sedona (visitor center, with a good view of the rocks), stopped for a longer time at the Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Nation (shopping and lunch—get some Navajo fry bread), entered the south rim of the Grand Canyon park from the eastern entrance and drove along the south rim (stopping at a number of different scenic overlooks for pictures), and ended at the Grand Canyon Village (about an hour to walk around, shop, stop in the visitor center, etc.). From there, we returned home with one stop about half-way for bathroom break and food. Because the trip was in the fall, there was a gorgeous sunset for the last half of the trip home. We also got to see the Little Colorado River gorge from the van windows on the drive up. Tour Guide: Bea was an excellent tour guide. On the trip up to the Grand Canyon, she shared a lot of information about the flora and fauna of the area (you drive through a number of different ecosystems on the way up—desert, pine forest, etc.) and about the history of the towns that we passed. She was personable and friendly and completely willing to take pictures for everyone at every stop. Vehicle: We were in a spacious van (7 passengers in a van that seats 12), with good visibility out the windows. The seats were comfortable, and all had shoulder belts. The tour guide was wired for sound, and it was of very good quality—no static and quite easy to hear everything she said. Here are a few things to note: (1) The tour provides water, so you do not need to bring your own. (2) You will need to either buy food or bring your own (you can leave things in the van at the various stops). There isn’t really a stop for supper. We stopped in the late afternoon (4:30ish?) at a gas station that had snacks or a Subway, so there is that option. But we also were back at the hotel by around 7:15, so maybe just plan for a late dinner. (3) Pay attention to the weather AT THE GRAND CANYON. It is probably cooler than in Phoenix, and you’ll be walking around outside. So bring some layers appropriate to the season. (4) Do not bring small children on this trip. It is a LOT of driving and looking at things out of the window and listening to the tour guide talk. You’d be better off making your own 2-day trip with an overnight somewhere. This is a lot to cram into one day.

KrishnamRaju_M

Nov 2019

Pick up is on time. Guide gave a good introduction of tour, he was narrating every thing all the way. It was really exciting. great experience.

Asmell

Nov 2019

So many beautiful sceneries along the way but the Grand Canyon is absolutely stunning and this tour is definitely a must do to experience yourself. We all had a great time and our guide Bea was very knowledgeable and helpful to keep us all on track as far as time, took pics, and explained things. The lunch at Navajo stop was delicious and really recommended.