Lucruri de făcut în Glen Canyon Dam

Această excursie în Antelope Canyon Inferior a fost cu adevărat de neuitat. Întregul itinerar a fost organizat foarte bine, peisajul de pe drum a fost de o frumusețe uimitoare, iar vederea directă a jocurilor de lumini și umbre din canion a fost pur și simplu copleșitoare! Ghidul a fost extrem de profesionist și amabil, nu doar prezentând în detaliu relieful și caracteristicile canionului, ci și ajutându-ne cu multă răbdare să facem fotografii și explicându-ne cele mai bune unghiuri de fotografiere. Experiența generală a fost extrem de plăcută, programul a fost bogat, dar fără a fi grăbit, fiind o călătorie minunată pe care merită cu desăvârșire să o recomandați prietenilor și familiei.

Să fii martor la minunile uluitoare ale naturii a fost cu adevărat de neuitat. Peisajul a fost absolut uimitor și a meritat din plin vizita!

Tour guide Frank was very attentive and thorough in leading the tour. When an unexpected situation arose halfway (a flat tire), he handled it very efficiently. However, we still hope the company can equip the vehicles with spare tire changing tools. That said, we felt the guide's crisis management skills were already very good, and he adjusted the itinerary in a timely manner so that we could arrive at Antelope Canyon at the right time. Along the way, he also handed out lunch, water, and potato chips to keep our energy up! Overall, the tour guide made our trip go very smoothly and we learned a lot of stories about the attractions. Highly recommend tour guide Frank🫶🏻

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!

Our tour guide, Justin, was incredibly dedicated, attentive, and responsible! He took great care of every traveler throughout the trip, and he did his best to assist with and fulfill any requests. It's especially worth noting that Justin meticulously organized the menus for both lunch and dinner, along with the unique features of each restaurant, making it much easier for us to choose our preferred meals. Additionally, he specially arranged a "Bonus Stargazing Tour," which added an unexpected and unforgettable surprise to our itinerary. We were absolutely delighted! The two-day, one-night itinerary was very well-planned, with excellent management of attractions, dining, and rest times. The entire trip felt fulfilling without being overly stressful, and we gained so much from it. We are also very grateful to Justin for his hard work driving long distances throughout the trip. Thank you for your efforts!

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.

The driver arrived at 4:48, confirmed our information, and we boarded at 4:50. This time, a minibus picked us up and took us to a location where we switched to a large bus. There are charging outlets and USB ports on the bus. It makes a stop at a convenience store (where prices are cheaper than in the city) and provides bottled water and lunch (a small box containing a sandwich, juice, fruit, and a small dessert). Upon boarding for Antelope Canyon, a variety of cookies and chocolates were provided 👍. There is no restroom on the bus 🚻, but we were able to use one about every 2 hours. There are restrooms when arriving at Horseshoe Bend 🚻, and restrooms are also available a 15-minute drive away upon arriving at Lower Antelope Canyon, so you can drink plenty of water 💦. Thanks to the tour guide for the attentive care 😆👍. After finishing the English introduction, the guide immediately switched languages to explain things to us again ♥️. We got the exact orange canyon photos we wanted 😍. Everyone should definitely come and experience this. Upon returning to the downtown area, you can choose where to get off, which was great for someone like me who suddenly changed their mind 😂.