Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend 2-Day Tour

Day 1: South Rim Grand Canyon--East Rim Grand Canyon--Horseshoe Bend--Page

1. Las Vegas
   Pass by
   Start your adventure in Las Vegas as you journey into Arizona, the Grand Canyon State—rich in history and natural beauty. Formerly part of Spanish and Mexican territories, Arizona became a U.S. state in 1912 and is home to some of the most iconic landscapes in the country. Begin your day with a optional helicopter ride (at your own expense) over the Grand Canyon, followed by visits to the awe-inspiring South and East Rims. Then, take in the dramatic views of Horseshoe Bend before continuing on to the scenic town of Page, Arizona.
2. Grand Canyon National Park
   30m · Admission ticket not included
   Grand Canyon Helicopter (30 Mins): An aerial flight over the canyon for a bird's-eye view of the rims, side canyons, and the Colorado River winding far below. Operates weather permitting, subject to a per-person weight limit, and can be added on-site through your guide.
3. Grand Canyon South Rim
   40m · Admission ticket included
   Grand Canyon South Rim (40 min): Set in the high desert of northwestern Arizona, the Grand Canyon is one of the planet's most awe-inspiring sights, carved over millions of years by the Colorado River into more than a mile of banded cliffs. The South Rim is the classic vantage point, with the wide, wide-open panoramas the park is famous for and the postcard view most visitors picture.
4. East Rim Drive
   45m · Admission ticket included
   Grand Canyon East Rim (45 min): A short drive brings a whole new perspective. From the East Rim the angle shifts and the Colorado River comes into view on the canyon floor far below, with the layered rock stretching toward the horizon. It is a quieter, equally stunning counterpoint to the South Rim.
5. Horseshoe Bend
   1h · Admission ticket included
   Horseshoe Bend: Just outside Page, the Colorado River swings a dramatic 360-degree turn through reddish-brown sandstone, leaving behind the perfectly curved gorge that gives Horseshoe Bend its name. National Geographic has ranked it among the finest photography spots in the United States, and it is easy to see why: from the cliff edge, the deep blue-green water, rust-red rock, and open sky line up into one unforgettable frame.

Day 2: Antelope Canyon--Lake Powell--Las Vegas

1. Antelope Canyon
   2h · Admission ticket included
   Lower Antelope Canyon: Hidden on Navajo land in northern Arizona, Lower Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon shaped by soft sandstone and millions of years of flash floods and wind. Every glow you see filters down through narrow cracks at the top, bouncing off the rippled walls to create shifting bands of color that drift from deep amber to soft gold. Walking its winding corridors feels less like sightseeing and more like stepping inside a living sculpture.
   Notice: Lower Antelope Canyon Closure
   
   Lower Antelope Canyon will be closed January 9–22, 2027. Affected tours will visit Antelope Canyon X instead.
   
   Fees: Adults $100; children 7 and under $70 (including transportation and guide).
   
   Note: Children aged 0–8 must bring their own child safety seat for entry.
2. Lake Powell
   1h · Admission ticket included
   Straddling the Arizona-Utah border on land shared by the Navajo Nation and the national recreation area, Lake Powell is a startling ribbon of blue set against the red-orange Colorado Plateau. Often described as a fjord within canyon country, it is fed by the Colorado River and held back by Glen Canyon Dam. You can stroll the shoreline for photos or, in season, paddle out by kayak through one of its famous narrow channels for an up-close look at the water and stone.
   Seasonal note: Lake Powell kayaking is offered from late March through late October. When it is closed, the kayak option is unavailable and time at Lake Powell is shortened.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Age and Safety: Customers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Pregnant women may join if under 24 weeks by the trip's end.
• Booking Details: Ensure all booking details (name, contact, flight info) are accurate. Errors will result in personal costs.
• Hotel Rooms: Hotel rooms accommodate 2-4 guests, with varying bed types(e.g., King/Queen beds or two twin beds) and deposit rules. Deposits are usually processed via credit card.
• Tickets and Charges: City Passes and personal attraction tickets are not accepted. Attraction prices may change, and tickets are non-refundable.
• National Park fees may apply for international visitors. If applicable, this fee is collected in-destination and not at the time of booking.
• Tour Adjustments:The tour guide may alter schedules based on weather, traffic, or other conditions.
• Closed Attractions: If a scenic spot is closed, an alternative will be provided.
• Booster Seats: For state law, Children under the age of 6 require a booster seat in order to participate in the tour group. Please understand that the violations and fines are borne by the guests themselves. There is no need for a booster seat for bus travel on the day of travel.
• Health Requirements: Guests with disabilities must provide advance notice. Wheelchair-accessible buses are not guaranteed without prior approval.
• Terms and Conditions: Terms and conditions may change—check the product website for updates.
• Leaving the Group: If leaving the group early, inform the tour guide and sign a departure form. No refunds for unused portions.
• Gifts and Refunds: Gifts provided during the tour may change due to unforeseen factors like weather. Fees will not be refunded for changes.
• Weight Limit Notice for Helicopter/Plane Tours:The maximum weight per guest is 300 lbs (136 kg). Guests over this limit may be subject to extra fees or denied boarding by the operator.Additional charges are the guest's responsibility. If denied for safety reasons, prepaid fees will be refunded.
• During the closure of the Lower Antelope Canyon 01/12/2026 to 01/18/2026, we will visit X Antelope Canyon.
• Important Policy Notice (Effective January 1, 2026) Under a unified U.S. government regulation implemented by the National Park Service, non-U.S. residents visiting 11 designated U.S. National Parks will be required to pay an additional entrance surcharge. This is an official federal policy and is not included in tour prices. Who Is Subject Non-U.S. residents Age 16 and above Surcharge USD $100 per person, per national park Payment Options (Choose One) Pay the surcharge on site upon park entry Purchase the Non-Resident National Parks Annual Pass: USD $250 per person per year Valid for one year from purchase Waives the per-visit surcharge during validity Covers the pass holder plus up to three accompanying visitors aged 16+ (subject to on-site enforcement) Parks Involved Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Zion, Grand Teton, Glacier, Rocky Mountain, Bryce Canyon, Acadia, Sequoia & Kings Canyon, Everglades
• Itinerary Changes:Tour operator reserves the right to adjust the itinerary for smooth operations.