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Page: Upper & Lower Antelope Canyon Guided Tour with Permit Day Tours

Name: Page: Upper &amp; Lower Antelope Canyon Guided Tour with Permit Day Tours
Brand: HolidaySG
Price: 539.79 SGD
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Lechee, AZ 86040, USA

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Accessibility

Wheelchair friendly

Suitable for

All ages

Highlights

Dive into local culture and see a hogan, a traditional Navajo dwelling
Explore the remarkable geological formations within the canyons
Enjoy the convenience of included transfers from select hotels in Page

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About Page: Upper & Lower Antelope Canyon Guided Tour with Permit Day Tours

Discover the breathtaking beauty of both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon on this guided tour, where stunning sandstone formations and ethereal light beams await. Enjoy a seamless experience with hotel transfers, snacks, and expert guidance through the heart of the Navajo Nation.

Local Legends & Stories

Antelope Canyon was carved by powerful flash floods and is considered sacred by the Navajo Nation. The name 'Antelope' comes from the antelope that once roamed the area, and the canyon holds deep spiritual significance in Navajo tradition.

Must Do Experiences

Marvel at the iconic light beams in Upper Antelope Canyon during midday
Navigate the narrow, winding passages of Lower Antelope Canyon
Learn about Navajo culture and traditions from your local guide
Visit a traditional hogan to understand indigenous dwellings and customs

Hidden Gems

Ask your guide about the spiritual significance of the canyon to the Navajo people
Capture the perfect reflection shot in Lower Antelope's calm pools
Enjoy the peaceful contrast between the two canyons' unique landscapes

What Makes it Special

Access to both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon in one tour
Expert Navajo guide sharing cultural insights and history
Convenient hotel transfers and all permits included

Available Facilities

Restrooms at meeting point bottled water snacks van transportation guided hike

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) offer comfortable temperatures and optimal lighting for photography. Midday visits are best for Upper Antelope Canyon to see the famous light beams, while Lower Antelope is enjoyable year-round.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

Use a wide-angle lens to capture the towering canyon walls and dramatic light beams
Disable camera flash to preserve the canyon's natural beauty and other visitors' experience
Be prepared for varying light conditions and adjust your camera settings accordingly

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

Show respect for Navajo traditions and sacred sites throughout the tour Ask your guide permission before taking photographs of cultural elements or people Listen attentively to stories and explanations about Navajo heritage and customs

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

Seasonal light beam displays peak around spring and fall equinoxes
Navajo cultural demonstrations may be available depending on the season
Special photography workshops occasionally offered for enthusiasts

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

Stay with your guide at all times and follow instructions for navigating narrow passages
Wear sturdy footwear with good grip for uneven terrain and potential wet surfaces
Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun during outdoor portions of the tour

Visitor Information

Entry Fee

The tour price includes all entrance fees, Navajo Nation permit fees, and guided access to both canyons. Additional costs may apply for optional services or personal expenses.

Visit Duration

The tour typically lasts around 5-6 hours, including hotel transfers. Plan for a full morning or afternoon experience exploring both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon.

Accessibility

The tour involves walking and climbing in uneven canyon terrain, which may not be suitable for visitors with mobility challenges. Please contact the tour provider in advance to discuss any accessibility requirements.

Overview

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Important Information

Opening Hours

Open from 1/1-12/31(Summer), 6:15am-4:45pm<br>Open from 1/1-12/31(Winter), 8:45am-2:45pm

What's Included

Bottled water throughout the tourEntrance into the Lower and Upper Antelope Slot CanyonGuided hikeNavajo Nation Permit feePickup and drop-off at select hotels in PageSnacksVan transportation

Not Included

Tips
Lunch

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• The hike is moderate with inclines, rocky terrain, ladders, and stairs, covering 1.1 miles in the Lower Antelope Canyon and 1 mile in the Upper Antelope Canyon

• Antelope Canyon is on private Navajo Nation land and can be visited only on guided tours

Items recommended to bring:

Camera

Closed-toe shoes

Comfortable clothes

Weather-appropriate clothing

Not allowed items:

Baby strollers

Backpacks

Bags

Selfie sticks

Tripods

Walking sticks

Not suitable for:

People with low level of fitness

People with mobility impairments

Wheelchair users

Good to know:

• Antelope Canyon is on private Navajo Nation land and can be visited only on guided tours

• The hike is moderate with inclines, rocky terrain, ladders, and stairs, covering 1.1 miles in the Lower Antelope Canyon and 1 mile in the Upper Antelope Canyon

Location

Lechee, AZ 86040, USA

Frequently Asked Questions

Exploring both canyons on this guided day tour provides a comprehensive view of the area's geology, combining the wide, sandy floors of Upper Antelope with the narrower, staircase-filled passages of Lower Antelope. The included permits ensure a seamless transition between these two distinct and complementary slot canyon environments.

Yes, this guided day tour is specifically structured to include visits to both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons within a single itinerary. The required Navajo permits are pre-arranged to allow a smooth transition between the two locations.

The Lower Antelope Canyon segment requires navigating multiple flights of metal staircases and walking on uneven, sandy surfaces. It involves a moderate level of physical exertion, but the guided pace is designed to be manageable for most active individuals.

Visitors should wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes and bring a water bottle, sunglasses, and a camera for the guided excursion. Large backpacks, tripods, and selfie sticks are not permitted inside the canyons to protect the delicate sandstone formations.

Yes, the tour includes the required Navajo Nation park permit fees and the mandatory guided escort for both canyon sections.

You should allocate approximately three to four hours in total, which accounts for the guided walking time in both canyons and the transit between the two sites.

Upper Antelope Canyon is a flat, sandy walk at ground level, while Lower Antelope Canyon requires navigating multiple flights of metal staircases and uneven terrain.

Tours depart from designated Navajo tour operator meeting points just outside Page, Arizona, and generally do not include hotel pickup.

Upper Antelope Canyon is generally wheelchair accessible due to its flat sandy floor, but Lower Antelope Canyon is strictly inaccessible due to steep staircases and narrow passages.

Light beams are most visible in Upper Antelope Canyon between 11:00 AM and 1:30 PM from late March through early October.

Tripods, monopods, and large backpacks are strictly prohibited inside both canyons to prevent congestion and protect the fragile sandstone walls.

The Navajo Nation closes the canyons during rain or flash flood risks, and operators will typically reschedule or refund your booking if a mandatory closure occurs.

Yes, all guests must present a valid physical government-issued photo ID or passport at check-in to verify their identity against the permit manifest.

While there is no strict minimum age, young children must be able to independently climb and descend steep metal staircases without being carried by an adult.

About Page: Upper & Lower Antelope Canyon Guided Tour with Permit Day Tours

The tour typically lasts around 5-6 hours, including hotel transfers. Plan for a full morning or afternoon experience exploring both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon.

One of the world's well-known slot canyons and a famous photography spot, it is located in the northern part of Arizona, United States. The nearby city is Page, which belongs to the Navajo Reserve. Antelope Canyon is topographically divided into two parts, called Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. There is no artificial lighting in the Lower Antelope Canyon. All visible light comes from the cracks at the top of the canyon. These rays are repeatedly refracted by the rock texture and enter the bottom of the canyon, producing fantastic and irregular color changes. From shallow to deep, colorful and beautiful.

The tour price includes all entrance fees, Navajo Nation permit fees, and guided access to both canyons. Additional costs may apply for optional services or personal expenses.

Stay with your guide at all times and follow instructions for navigating narrow passages
Wear sturdy footwear with good grip for uneven terrain and potential wet surfaces
Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun during outdoor portions of the tour

Use a wide-angle lens to capture the towering canyon walls and dramatic light beams
Disable camera flash to preserve the canyon's natural beauty and other visitors' experience
Be prepared for varying light conditions and adjust your camera settings accordingly

Restrooms at meeting point, bottled water, snacks, van transportation, guided hike

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