Absolutely perfect and illuminating experience! - This was a truly energetically expansive experience! Our host was the brilliant Nicola, whose sweetness, deep knowledge, empathetic, and easygoing nature were so lovely to have on a spiritual adventure. We spent a lot of time at the Mystic Earth Vortex—where I had a divine prayer and transcendental meditation session—so we just visited Bradshaw Ranch next. Lucikly, a big part of the adventure is the Jeep-view sightseeing! We had an amazing time and would recommend it to anyone seeking to lean into Sedona’s magic.

Unbelievable experience - Our group of 8 had an unforgettable experience today on the vortex Jeep tour with Red Rock Western Jeep Tours. From start to finish it was powerful, moving, and absolutely fun. The scenery was jaw dropping, but what truly made it special were our guides. Both of them were named Nate, and we couldn’t have asked for a better duo. They didn’t just drive us through the red rocks. They helped us feel the energy of Sedona. Each stop gave us a chance to connect, reflect, and really take in the vortex experience. The ride was adventurous but comfortable, and the Nates had us laughing, learning, and occasionally a little awestruck. If you’re looking for something beyond sightseeing, something that feeds your spirit and bonds your group, this is it. We left with memories we’ll be talking about for a long time. Thank you Nate and Nate for guiding us through such an incredible journey.

Must do tour - So glad we did the Vortex excursion! Scottie,our guide, was so awesome, and made the adventure even better with his knowledge and enthusiasm. Our husbands even got something out of the spiritual side of the trip! Have already recommended it to others.

Fun experience and fascinating guide! - We had a great time on the Sedona Vortex Jeep Tour! It was great to have a Jeep to ourselves and go at our own pace. Our guide, White Wolf, was quite a character and had tons of interesting information to tell us (vortexes, indigenous predictions, geology, UFOs, etc.) He pointed things out and told us stories the whole time we were driving around. We went up to a high plateau where a lot of other Jeeps were that had great views for photos. He got out a divining rod and showed us how the vortexes moved the rod. He also led us through a guided meditation session which was really cool. We booked the trip through Viator, and sometimes when you do that, it's confusing to know what you're actually getting. At the meeting spot, there were tons of different tour operators and the itinerary we went on ended up being totally different than what the ad said on Viator. The Viator ad said it would go to Sedona Creative LIfe Center, Airport Mesa, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Boynton Canyon Trail, and Cathedral Rock. Looking back on it now, that itinerary doesn't even make sense because you could never drive to all those places and stay for 20 minutes at each place but somehow fit the whole tour into 2 hours. We didn't go to any of those places, we just drove around and went to the one plateau. I guess I could have asked him at the beginning where we were going but I didn't think of doing that and just went with the flow. Also, a couple places he said we couldn't get out of the Jeep because they didn't have the right permits or something, so I felt like we were with some sort of sketchy company because it looked like other Jeeps had the correct permits. Just a bit odd. We didn't really see anything that we couldn't have seen driving around ourselves. But ultimately we were still pleased with the experience. The guide was enthusiastic and fascinating, it was nice to be driven around and fun to be in a bouncy, open-air Jeep, and the divining rod and meditation were special experiences. I would recommend this company, but just double check the details if you really want to see something specific. It might be a lot more straightforward to book with them directly instead of through Viator.

Fun experience and fascinating guide! - We had a great time on the Sedona Vortex Jeep Tour! It was great to have a Jeep to ourselves and go at our own pace. Our guide, White Wolf, was quite a character and had tons of interesting information to tell us (vortexes, indigenous predictions, geology, UFOs, etc.). He pointed things out and told us stories the whole time we were driving around. We went up to a high plateau where a lot of other Jeeps were that had great views for photos. He got out a divining rod and showed us how the vortexes moved the rod. He also led us through a guided meditation session which was really cool. We booked the trip through Viator, and sometimes when you do that, it's confusing to know what you're actually getting. At the meeting spot, there were tons of different tour operators and the itinerary we went on ended up being totally different than what the ad said on Viator. The Viator ad said it would go to Sedona Creative LIfe Center, Airport Mesa, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Boynton Canyon Trail, and Cathedral Rock. Looking back on it now, that itinerary doesn't even make sense because you could never drive to all those places and stay for 20 minutes at each place but somehow fit the whole tour into 2 hours. We didn't go to any of those places, we just drove around and went to the one plateau. I guess I could have asked him at the beginning where we were going but I didn't think of doing that and just went with the flow. Also, a couple places he said we couldn't get out of the Jeep because they didn't have the right permits or something, so I felt like we were with some sort of sketchy company because it looked like other Jeeps had the correct permits. Just a bit odd. We didn't really see anything that we couldn't have seen driving around ourselves. But ultimately we were still pleased with the experience. The guide was enthusiastic and fascinating, it was nice to be driven around and fun to be in a bouncy, open-air Jeep, and the divining rod and meditation were special experiences. I would recommend this company, but just double check the details if you really want to see something specific. It might be a lot more straightforward to book with them directly instead of through Viator.

Highlight of Sedona - We went to book with Pink Jeep but our day/time wasn't available so we found this. And I am SO glad we did. They're independent and only do privates so it was just us and we could customize the outing however we wanted. Christopher could not have been a cooler guide - his knowledge of the desert and vortexes, and his overall energy and vibe for sure made this a highlight of our long weekend and first trip to Sedona. It will not be our last.

Vortex Tour - Late Afternoon - We went on the 4 p.m. 2 hour tour. We went to two vortex locations. They were both breath taking. The 4 p.m. tour was a great time because sunset was at about 5:40 so we were able to take in some majestic views of the valley and red rocks. Our tour guide was Salt. She is fantastic. She is kind, thoughtful, and knowledgeable about Sedona and the vortexes. I highly recommend this tour.

Vortex experience - We had an amazing experience with our guide and highly recommend this company. Our guide (Salt) took her time to explain vortexes and we were able to experience a great meditation at an awesome vortex location!

Coo Coo for Coco Puffs - This tour was not customizable, the guide, Whitewolf had his own agenda. We supposedly went to the largest Vortex on Bob Bradshaws ranch property. We basically went up one hill. Whitewolf, proceeded to engage my husband and I in a meditation complete with his flute. This meditation was a 30-45 minute ordeal. We saw nor experienced anything that Sedona is famous for. Whitewolf is positive of government collusion in a secret Government building under Bob's Ranch. This secret underground building monitors UFO's and aircraft from other countries. This guy never shuts up!

Sedona Vortex Tour or NOT - We booked this tour because of the specific intiniary advertised. It stated we would visit 4 popular vortex sites, including Chapel of the Holy Cross. We purposely did not go there or any of the other places because we thought we would on this. Our guide told us the traffic was too bad and the areas were too busy, so if we wanted to do that we would only have time for one and would spend most of our time in traffic. So we went to a whole different area not mentioned.