• Grand Canyon South Rim - The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is the most visited and easily accessible part of this magnificent natural wonder. Formed by the Colorado River over millions of years, the canyon reaches depths of about a mile and spans up to 18 miles wide, showcasing stunning, colorful rock layers.
• Sedona - Sedona, Arizona, is a breathtaking desert city renowned for its striking red-rock formations, including buttes, spires, and cliffs carved from pink sandstone that glow beautifully at sunrise and sunset.
• Hopi House - Hopi House is a delightful, multi-story sandstone structure located on the South Rim in Grand Canyon Village. Designed by Mary Colter in 1904–05, it reflects the traditional style of Hopi pueblos, especially those at Old Oraibi.
• Oak Creek Canyon - Oak Creek Canyon is a stunning 12-mile-long river gorge situated along State Route 89A, between Sedona and Flagstaff in northern Arizona. Often referred to as the “little cousin” of the Grand Canyon, its steep walls—rising 800–2,000 ft—enclose a lush corridor where the clear waters of Oak Creek flow through forests of oak, pine, and aspen.

• Pick Up and Drop Offs
• Air-conditioned Vehicle
• Bottled water
• Private Transportation

• Food & Drink
• Tour Guide Gratuities

Embark on a 13-hour tour departing from the Phoenix area, where you’ll journey through the picturesque Oak Creek Canyon. Here, you have the opportunity to explore local crafts if desired, before capturing photos of Sedona’s iconic Red Rocks. The tour culminates at the Grand Canyon National Park, offering multiple viewpoints to marvel at this natural marvel. Oak Creek Canyon is a breathtaking mix of striking geology, creekside woodlands, and outdoor activities, including scenic drives, hiking, swimming, fishing, crafts, and peaceful lodge retreats. Whether you’re seeking autumn foliage, a summer cool-down, or spring hikes, this natural corridor near Sedona is a must-visit.

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