horseshoe bend slot canyon tours reviews

Tribal law requires that everyone visiting Lower Antelope Canyon must be accompanied by a Tour Guide. Lower Antelope Canyon is located on Navajo Nation and is considered a Navajo Park. The 20/25mins stop on the way back was MUCH better, great selection of food choices and a lot more staff around to help. There were much better places with more food options we could have stopped at for the break. In the approx 5hrs on the way there, we only had 1x 20/25mins rest stop to use the bathroom and get food with only one very slow, understaffed, average food option available. We left at 5.30am and arrived back at 8pm.

My only comment would be, for the high price and taking into account we only have two very short stop times/rest breaks, food or a lunch should have been included. I wholeheartedly recommend the tour, it was a fantastic experience and I’m so glad I got to experience and see it in my lifetime. He recommended the best spots to take pics and even changed the settings on our phones for the best effects and took them for us at times. He was patient with us, never rushed us and most importantly, he helped us get amazing pics that looked like a professional photographer took them. We also had an amazing guide at canyon X (Marco). He gave a lot of interesting facts about vegas, places on the way and the canyons.

The driver Wayne was great, very entertaining and did his best to ensure we had maximum time at Horseshoe and the Canyon. Luckily we booked the tour a couple of days before and managed to get a couple of spots for canyon X.

Horseshoe bend slot canyon tours reviews