Las Vegas: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend
Full-day trip from Vegas to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, and the Grand Canyon South Rim with a Navajo guide.
- Explore the rainbow-colored rock formations of Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide
- Walk a 1.2 km sandy trail to the sweeping overlook at Horseshoe Bend
- Stand at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Shared Tour by Van (Lower Antelope Canyon)
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September 2026
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What's included
- Shared round-trip transport by van from Las Vegas
- Navajo-guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon
- Admission to Horseshoe Bend
- Admission to the Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
About this ticket
Your ticket provides round-trip transport from Las Vegas in a shared van. You will join a Navajo-guided tour through Lower Antelope Canyon, navigating its narrow passages and ladders, and also visit Horseshoe Bend and the Grand Canyon South Rim.
Practical info
This ticket is valid for a specific date. The tour is for adults (12+) and children (3–11); children under 3 are not permitted. A child seat is required for children under 8 years old and under 4’9” (145 cm); please request this in advance. A minimum number of travellers is needed for the tour to operate; if the minimum is not met, you will be offered an alternative date or a full refund.
How to redeem
You will receive a PDF voucher after booking. Please follow the instructions on the voucher for your pickup details.
Important notes
- This ticket is non-refundable once booked.
- The tour of Lower Antelope Canyon requires climbing several ladders.
- A valid passport or government-issued ID is required for each traveller.
This shared van tour takes you to Lower Antelope Canyon, which involves climbing ladders.
Choose your date
September 2026
Passengers
Pick a date for price
Pick a date for price
About this experience
This full-day tour takes you from Las Vegas into the heart of the American Southwest, covering three of the region's most photographed landscapes in a single trip. You'll explore Antelope Canyon with an experienced Navajo guide, walk to the rim of Horseshoe Bend, and stand at the edge of the Grand Canyon's South Rim, a UNESCO World Heritage Site carved over millions of years by the Colorado River.
What sets this trip apart is the access it packs into one day. Antelope Canyon's slot canyon walls twist into rainbow-colored bands of sandstone that shift with the light, and having a Navajo guide along means you get context on the canyon's history and formation that you wouldn't get on your own. From there, a 1.2-kilometre sandy trail leads to the sweeping horseshoe-shaped bend of the Colorado River, before the tour rounds off at the Grand Canyon itself, where layered red rock exposes millions of years of geological history.
Round-trip transportation from Las Vegas is included, so you can sit back for the drive and let the guide handle logistics between stops. It's a long day out of the city, but one that trades the Strip's lights for some of the most striking scenery in the Southwest.
What to expect
The day begins with pickup in Las Vegas for the drive out to Antelope Canyon, where a Navajo guide leads you through the slot canyon's narrow, curving passages and points out the rock formations and light patterns that make the site so distinctive. From there, the tour continues to Horseshoe Bend, where a 1.2-kilometre walk along a sandy trail brings you to the overlook above the Colorado River's horseshoe-shaped curve.
The final stop is the Grand Canyon South Rim, giving you time to take in the layered rock formations and vast scale of the canyon before the return drive to Las Vegas. Throughout the day, your guide shares background on the geology and history of each site, and round-trip transportation means the only thing you need to plan is what to pack.
Things to note
- Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on sandy and uneven terrain
- Bring sunglasses and a hat, as much of the day is spent outdoors with little shade
- Pack water to stay hydrated, especially during the hike to Horseshoe Bend
- Bring a passport or government-issued ID for identification purposes
- Dress in layers, as temperatures can vary between the canyon, the rim, and the drive
- It's a long full-day tour with significant driving time between stops, so come rested



