Lower Antelope Canyon

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★ 4.9 (25K+ reviews) • 35K+ booked

Lower Antelope Canyon in Arizona is a must-visit slot canyon and a favorite spot for explorers and photography lovers. Known as Hasdeztwazi in Navajo, meaning "Spiral Rock Arches," this canyon's shapes and textures were formed over millions of years by water and wind. As sunlight shines into the canyon, it creates beautiful colors and shadows on the walls. More thrilling than Upper Antelope Canyon, Lower Antelope Canyon is like a maze with tight passages, ladders, and stairs, giving you a one-of-a-kind adventure with your wonderful tour guide. When you visit Lower Antelope Canyon, join a guided tour led by Navajo guides who share insights into the area's history, geology, and rich Navajo culture. You can also tour around the canyon, climb ladders, and capture amazing pictures of the colorful walls. Book your desired Lower Antelope Canyon tour now to see the stunning beauty of this incredible Arizona destination!

Lower Antelope Canyon, Page, Coconino County, Arizona, United States

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Lee ******

30 Jun

The meeting point is easy to find, with a parking lot next to it. The staff is friendly and the car we take is air-conditioned! We don't have to be damaged by the wind and sand. The tour guide is interesting and helps us take a lot of beautiful photos. The perfect angle, perfect location, and perfect experience. The only drawback is that the price is a bit high!

TSAI ******

27 Jun

The topography of the Antelope Canyon will make you exclaim again and again. The winding valley accompanied by bright and varying lights makes people admire the beauty and diversity of nature. In addition, the tour guide is very humorous and the explanation is very detailed. He will carefully remind you when going up and down stairs and places where it is easy to trip. The best photos taken during the entire trip were taken by the tour guide. It is worth a visit!

YEH *******

26 Jun

The tour guide is a bit like opening a blind box. Some tour guides will introduce the environment, and some are very good at helping to take pictures. The one assigned to me this time was Justin. He has first-class photography skills but no introduction. However, the scenery is really beautiful and the journey is also very relaxing.

Chu ******

20 Jun

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We joined a one-day tour to Antelope Canyon X and Horseshoe Bend and had a truly amazing experience! Our tour guide was very professional and shared many useful travel tips along the way, which made the journey even more enjoyable. The driver was also excellent — the ride was smooth and safe throughout the day. Everything was well-organized, and we felt very well taken care of. Highly recommend this tour for anyone looking to explore these breathtaking natural wonders!

Cheng *****

16 Jun

There will be a shuttle bus to pick you up at the hotel pick-up location, remember to be on time, but their shuttle bus may be mispointed, if you are worried you can call directly to ask or ask the hotel counter to ask, someone will answer the phone. It is most convenient to get on the Treasure Island because it is where all the trains meet. Regardless of choosing Chinese or English, but yours is an English guide, so be mentally prepared to practice English listening. The basic formation will have A4 paper in Chinese and English, but the story of the process is up to you. The most important thing is that the tour guide said the time to be very punctual. Our tour guide Marvin will explain very seriously and seriously, basically everyone is very obedient and punctual. Horseshoe Bay needs to set up a counter, because time zones are two places that can be easily confused. The tour car is not particularly big, but if there is an empty seat, you can basically sit two seats for 1 person. Midway rest stops can replenish food and drink, both locations of the trip need to walk a long way, need sunscreen, good walking shoes, and not afraid of heat and tired heart. Overall it was fun and a great road trip.

Klook User

13 Jun

Mac was the best guide ive ever had on a tour. He was extremely knowledgeable, entertaining, personable, and passionate about his work. He was always willing to take photos, support his group, and ensure everyone was taken care of. This was truly the best tour I have ever experienced, and we were so lucky to have him as our guide! The sights were beautiful and overall the experience was amazing.

曾 **

13 Jun

Very beautiful place, the tour guide is very patient and professional, will help everyone adjust the phone and camera, and know which places are the best places to take pictures

NG ********

12 Jun

It is a very worthwhile journey, it is breathtaking, and you can only feel the shock when you are on the scene. You can take photos, but not record videos. In fact, you can also book directly on the official website

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Take a Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour

During a Lower Antelope Canyon Hiking Tour, you can explore this captivating slot canyon in the Navajo Nation near Page, Arizona. Go down into the canyon, walk through its narrow passages, and then climb back out. With its unique sandstone formations and awe-inspiring landscapes, Lower Antelope Canyon is a must-visit destination for tourists.

Take stunning photos of Lower Antelope Canyon

Make sure to bring a camera to take photos of the sunbeams and other cool things, especially in the morning or evening. You'll see incredible sights and special shapes inside the canyon during the photography tour. This canyon is famous for its pretty slot shapes and the sunlight that shines through the narrow gaps.

Try kayaking into Lower Antelope Canyon

Consider kayaking into Lower Antelope Canyon! This part of Antelope Canyon begins on Navajo Nation land and goes all the way to Lake Powell. You can enter the lower canyon by paddling in from Lake Powell using a kayak, paddleboard, or another watercraft. With your tour guide, you can hike through the narrow canyon for a fun adventure.

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