Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour

Although it was a tour from 4:30 AM to 9:30 PM, I was able to get some sleep several times during the 1-2 hour transfers between spots on the bus, so instead of feeling tired, I actually felt relaxed. The driver and guide was Japanese, and their excellent driving made the tour feel very safe. It was great that they provided sandwiches, apples, and potato chips for lunch, and we could buy plenty of drinks, snacks, and food during the breaks at gas stations every two hours. Every spot offered breathtaking views, sights you might only see once in a lifetime, and I definitely think you should join this tour! Even though it was a long day, it flew by without me even noticing!

Believe me when I say this tour is absolutely worth every penny! We left as early as 4am and then we had a lot of stops for bathroom breaks before heading to our destinations. Tim and Paul are the best guides ever, they're so fun and gave us just the time we need for every location that we go to. They are also good photographers, just ask them to take photo of you. We went first to Horseshoe Bend, next is Antelope Canyon X (Upper), South Rim Grand Canyon and Seligman (Route 66). As you can see on our group picture, we had the best time! 👌🏻

This tour is highly recommended! Comfortable ride from Vegas to Arizona, with plenty of rest stops in between. Amazing scenery at the Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe bend! definitely add it to your bucket list!

▶Meeting. We arrived on time. ▶Tour staff. There were two of them, the driver was American. The tour conductor was Japanese. It was interesting to hear about the tourist spots, the animals you can see, and the history of the city. After a while, they made time for sleep, so I was able to rest while participating in the tour. ▶Sightseeing spot 1: Antelope Canyon. The tour was conducted by a local person, so it was in English, but they actively took photos. (Image attached) Also, the roads are narrow, so it may be difficult for larger people. (Image attached) ▶Sightseeing spot 2: Horseshoe Bend. The tour waited in the car, so only the participants took photos. The participants were a couple in their 20s, a group of two men, a group of three, one person, us two girls, and a group of two older women (40-50?). Everyone was calm and easy to talk to, and we took photos of each other. ▶Toilet. They stopped every two hours, so I didn't have to hold it in. The gas station with the convenience store was clean, but please note that Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon do not have flush toilets. ▶Lunch. I had a hamburger and water. It was huge and impressive. I ate it with ketchup and it was delicious. ▶Snacks. There are convenience stores at almost all gas stations, so you can eat there. I've attached a photo of a hot dog.

I participated in a Japanese tour in January. It was very satisfying and if you come to Las Vegas, you should definitely apply! You will definitely get an experience worth more than the price. We rode in a 14-seater van with about 1.5 seats for each person, and although we moved around a lot by car, it wasn't too tiring (it might be a little tough for children). There were toilet breaks every 2 hours and we stopped at a convenience store, so we didn't have to worry too much about food. As for clothing, I recommend wearing thick clothes if you're going in January, as it was minus outside and the inside of the car was air-conditioned to keep the driver awake. Our guide, MIZUKAMI-san (the person may change depending on the day), told us stories about Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon on the way, and he was a very unique person and it was fun! The important Antelope, Grand Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and other places were all worth more than what you saw in photos, so I recommend seeing them with your own eyes! The best experience awaits!

The itinerary was excellent. The tour guide frequently arranged stops at gas stations with restrooms, so we never had to worry about finding one and could also buy snacks. Each attraction was well-planned, allowing us ample time to take photos and admire the magnificent natural scenery. However, it unexpectedly rained and was very windy and cold when we visited the Grand Canyon in the afternoon. Lower Antelope Canyon was a bit chilly, even without rain. Overall, it was a very fulfilling and enjoyable day trip.

Our tour group consisted of eight people: three pairs of Japanese tourists (including us) and two foreign individuals. Our guide, Mac, spoke both Japanese and English, sharing fascinating insights into the indigenous people, as well as American and Japanese history. We visited Horseshoe Bend first, followed by Antelope Canyon, the Grand Canyon, and Seligman. Each location offered breathtaking and magnificent natural wonders that left us simply awestruck. At Antelope Canyon, it seemed to be a rule that Navajo guides lead the tours, so the commentary was in English, and I only understood bits and pieces. Nevertheless, it was a fulfilling experience, with guides taking photos for us and playing the flute. We had restroom breaks every two hours, and the provided sandwiches were delicious. Although we had an incident where the car got a flat tire, we still managed to return on time. It was a packed tour, lasting about 17 hours, and the early morning meeting point was challenging, but we could catch up on sleep during transit, and above all, it was a wonderful experience. If you're considering it, I highly recommend going!

This was a luxurious tour where you could visit a distance that you definitely couldn't drive yourself in a day (apparently, in Japan, it's the distance from Tokyo to Kagoshima!) in a single day trip! Antelope Canyon, the Grand Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend were all spectacular, and I was overwhelmed by the scenery that doesn't exist in Japan. During the trip, we took breaks at towns or gas stations about every 1.5 to 2 hours, so I didn't have to worry about restrooms. It was really comfortable because I could buy snacks during the breaks and eat them in the car. The tour guide explained the history of Route 66, the towns we stopped at, and the towns we passed through in Japanese, which was very educational and made the car ride enjoyable. The tour guides were Koki (Japanese) and Terry. Thank you!

In our case, all the participants were Japanese, so the explanations were basically given in Japanese. The guide's stories were very interesting. The guide told us everything about Las Vegas. The car ride was quite long, so if you get motion sickness easily, you'll need to take motion sickness medication. They took lots of toilet breaks. Lunch was also very delicious. The Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend were all really amazing. It was a very good experience. I'd like to participate again.

well organized trip, on time and full of adventure! our group consisted of mix nationalities hence we were assigned a japanese tour guide/coordinator/photographer. This is the best option if you have a short time like me and you want to maximize it, I was able to see horseshoe bend, antelope, grand canyon and route 66 in 1 full day. Amazing!! Thank you for making this tour available. Highly recommended!