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Monument Valley and Navajo Indian Reservation Day Trip from Sedona

Monument Valley and Navajo Indian Reservation Day Trip from Sedona

Overview

Enjoy a full day exploring spectacular Monument Valley, with her breathtaking buttes and mesas. Embark on a 1.5 hour off-road journey with a Native American guide via the scenic drive through Monument Valley Tribal Park.The Navajo Indians still live on the land here, and you will be able to discover more about their way of life.

This tour departs Wednesday

City: Sedona

Sun 22 Jun

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Starting at $324.45

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Sun 22 Jun

Starting at $324.45

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What's Included

A 1.5 hour off-road journey through Monument Valley Tribal Park

Bottled water

Professional guide

Complementary lunch

Arizona State Law Requires All Children Eight Years and Younger to be in a Car Seat/Booster Seat.

Hotel pickup

HOTEL INFORMATION REQUIRED 72 HOURS PRIOR TO TOUR DATE

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
All the vans are fully climate controlled
Casual, comfortable clothing is suggested (shorts, jeans, comfortable shoes)
We recommend that you wear layered clothing in the winter, spring and fall months
Stops are made along the way for restrooms, coffee breaks, shopping and sightseeing
This tour departs Tuesday and Friday
HOTEL INFORMATION IS REQUIRED 72 HOURS PRIOR TO TOUR DATE
Arizona State Law Requires All Children Eight Years and Younger to be in a Car Seat/Booster Seat. Guests are required to provide their own car seat/booster seat for their tour.
Departs Sedona Wednesday only 6-6:30 am and returns approximately 6-6:30pm. (Duration 12 hours) Departs Flagstaff Wednesday 7-7:30am and returns approximately 5-5:30pm. (Duration 10 hours)

What To Expect

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park

Scenic Navajo Tour

Redstone Tours

Located in Sedona

Oak Creek Canyon

Top 10 Scenic Drive

Cameron Trading Post

Navjao Nation

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Cancellation Policy

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

Reviews (28)

Wanderer01408749063

Oct 2024

Dom, our tour guide from Flagstaff to Monument Valley and back, shared very interesting information about the culture and history of the southwest during our 3 hour drive to Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. Once we were in the park, Larry, our Navajo guide, took over and shared interesting information about the importance of buttes to Navajo culture. I am very glad that I took this tour because I learned so much from both guys. I am also very happy that I didn’t drive because the road around the park is very rough.

Rachael_W

Jan 2023

Stanton is the man! He has great knowledge and can answer any questions you might have about the area. He offered water bottles and candy throughout the day, made sure all of us were cozy, and drove well. He knew all of the stops to take us on and took photos, too! I highly recommend Stanton as your guide for the day! Thank you!

VikkiBee

Oct 2019

I actually took this tour in June 2018, however due to travelling all over the world for the last 18 months, I am just in the process of writing all the reviews. What a fantastic day I had exploring Monument Valley. A few days previous to my tour, I received word from the tour company I’d booked with that the tour wasn’t running which send me in a massive frenzy trying to find a tour guide with availability. Luckily a very kind tour guide from Great Venture managed to get me on one of the buses! I booked with Great Ventures but my tour guide was from Red Stone Tours and when I had rang Red Stone Tours, they told me they had no availability which is very strange. It’s a long day trip; it was almost 11 hours from Flagstaff start to finish. I was picked up at 7:30 and we journeyed to Utah. Everyone else in the bus had come from Sedona which is an even longer journey. Our tour guide JR was fantastic! He actually drives for the movie business so he’s chauffeured huge celebs including Stephen Spielberg, he’s dog-sat Jodi Forster’s dog on location and he’s even been an extra in a few movies; most famously he shovelled horse manure in Back to the Future Part III! About an hour into the journey, we stopped at a rest stop/gift shop owned by the Native Americans. The entire area from Flagstaff to Monument Valley and beyond is Navajo Nation territory. We arrived at Goulding’s Lodge at about 10:45. This was our lunch stop only about 4 miles from the Valley. I thought we would have packed lunch consisting of sandwiches and crisps for lunch but instead we went into the restaurant and ordered whatever we wanted – the tour company pays for it all! After lunch and a look around the museum at the hotel/restaurant, we headed into Monument Valley. We were in the valley itself for about 2.5 hours. We drove the dirt road which is the exact road taken in Stagecoach. JR had some props with him to create some pretty interesting shots. We encountered some dust devils along the way which had to be one of the highlights for me because dust devils are dust tornadoes! We stopped at John Ford’s Point which is the iconic rock ledge featured in The Searchers. There’s actually a horse called John Wayne’s Spirit and you can pay to ride him out on the ledge; unfortunately the people who do the rides weren’t there when we were. For me though, the best moment was walking out to the open desert. It was just breath taking how real and beautiful it was! Nowhere in the world can you see this and you could honestly just stand there for hours and get lost in that view, it was spectacular. This is definitely one of the best tours I’ve ever been on!