Things to do in Upper Antelope Canyon

If you are going to Antelope Canyon, this is a tour I highly recommend! ✨ The guide was so kind and showed us many photogenic spots and places where we could take great pictures 📸. Everything I saw was completely new to me, and the views were simply breathtaking—I was so moved! 🥹🏜️ They carefully guided us to points we would never have noticed on our own, making it a wonderful memory. It was a tour that allowed us to fully enjoy the beauty of Antelope Canyon ♡

X Canyon is a amazing place, more pretty than you see from Picture. included shuttle rides total about 1.5 hours. Very senior friendly!

This trip to Lower Antelope Canyon was truly unforgettable. The entire itinerary was arranged smoothly, the scenery along the way was breathtakingly beautiful, and seeing the light and shadow changes in the canyon firsthand was simply stunning! The tour guide was extremely professional and friendly, providing detailed explanations of the terrain and features of Lower Antelope Canyon, while also patiently helping everyone take photos and explaining the best shooting angles. The overall experience was very pleasant, and the itinerary was rich without feeling rushed. It is a wonderful trip well worth recommending to family and friends.

We were so lucky to have an amazing tour guide, MaMa, who was incredibly professional and thoughtful in her arrangements from early morning until night. The tour bus was also very new, and the chicken sandwich provided for lunch was quite good. This day trip was definitely worth it.

Picked up at Horseshoe Hotel at 4:50 (originally scheduled for 5:05, but we got a message in the morning saying the bus would arrive at 4:50, so everyone definitely needs to be ready early!). Finished around 19:00 in the evening (not sure if it's because everyone was punctual, but the guide said we finished 40 minutes ahead of schedule). Spent 9 hours on the bus the whole day, with one supermarket stop each way. Lunch included something like a submarine sandwich. We had about an hour each at Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon. It felt a bit rushed, trying to juggle taking photos while fully appreciating this breathtaking natural wonder, but overall it was still pretty great! I think it was quite worth it. The tour guide occasionally told little stories on the bus about Las Vegas or Antelope Canyon. ❗️ (Everyone, remember to check whether the English-speaking or Chinese-speaking guide is cheaper. I was in a rush to pay and chose the English guide, which ended up being $10 more expensive than the Chinese guide!! 😭)

I was a little worried when booking because there weren’t many reviews, but the experience turned out amazing! 1. The itinerary is well-planned. We visited Horseshoe Bend first, then Lower Antelope Canyon. There are stops along the way for restrooms and buying food. 2. Our tour guides were warm and attentive. They messaged us in advance to confirm all details and gave informative commentary throughout the trip. 3. The driver is skilled. The bus was clean with spotless windows, so we could enjoy the views clearly. 4. The scenery at Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend is absolutely breathtaking. It’s well worth the trip!

The trip is so worth it. Our driver + tour guide MAMA is very good.

Best tour I’ve ever taken in the US! The place is so beautiful that it doesn't even feel real. The tour guide was great too. Such a nice day!

guide: Mama and John were both excellent tour guides and drivers. They interchanged their roles during the 12 hours tour. breaks: as locations were far, we were limited to 2 stop breaks although there are toilets to use at the various arraction spots. Mama made sure we followed a tight schedule and I really didnt mind (her bossiness 😂) as we managed to see all the attractions in good time and had sufficient time to take photos. attractions on the way: it was an extremely scenice drive although you really cant help but take naps itinerary: we were picked up before 5 am and drove for at least 4 hours across Utah, Arizona and Nevada before crossing the Glenn Canyon Dam, reaching the hiking point of horseshoe bend and eventually to the lower antelope canyon. group size: we had a huge group of 60 passengers and I wasn’t expecting that as I hoped for a smaller intimate group so this was the only down side