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Are you planning to visit Antelope Canyon and are wondering if a trip there is within your budget? Do you have other questions about pricing at the Canyon? Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours has a visitor-friendly pricing structure that most adventurers will find very appealing. Read on for answers to some of your most pressing price-related questions about touring Upper Antelope Canyon.

What Does an Antelope Canyon Tour Package Cost?

Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours offers what is called the Guided Sightseers Tour package. Adults pay $80 to visit the world-famous Upper Antelope Canyon, with all required tax fees and the required Navajo Parks and Recreation permit fee included in the overall package price. Some tour operators do not include the park permit fee, so Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours is the way to go for the budget-conscious and adventurous traveler.

Why Is There a Navajo Parks and Recreation Permit Fee?

Antelope Canyon is a sacred site of the Navajo people, whose land it lays on near Page, Arizona. It was protected as a Navajo Tribal Park in 1997 to preserve its sanctity and protect its natural beauty. This means two things: 1) visitors must be accompanied by an authorized tour guide to enter its walls, and 2) travelers must pay for and possess a park permit to explore the Canyon. Access is forbidden under all other circumstances, and special care must be taken within its walls.

Are There Any Tour Discounts for Children?

Many people ask if Antelope Canyon is kid friendly, and we are! We offer a discount on our Sightseers’ Guided Tours for children ages zero to 12, meaning families only pay $50 per child. The upper canyon is a great travel destination for young children, as treacherous travel is not required and the entire length of the Canyon is fairly short. Please keep in mind that restrooms are not available on-site, so you will need to make arrangements accordingly before your tour.

Where Can I Buy Tickets?

Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours only offers tour reservations through its website, www.navajotours.com, to maintain safety and security for us and our customers. We also do not accept pre-payments online, which helps keep your payment information safe and allows you not to worry about payment until you arrive for your tour. We even offer last minute Antelope Canyon tours if you are unsure of when you will be visiting.

Please note that there will be times where you find fraudulent websites claiming to sell tickets for our guided Upper Antelope Canyon tours. These are scam operations, and we will unfortunately be unable to accept any tickets purchased through these companies. Keep your financial information safe and avoid disrupted plans by staying away from any third-party websites claiming to sell Antelope Canyon Navajo Tour tickets.

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Are you ready to enjoy Upper Antelope Canyon while being guided by Antelope Canyon Navajo Tours’ friendly tour guides, who are members of the Navajo Nation and know all there is to know about Antelope Canyon? Browse our Antelope Canyon Reservation system online to get started.

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Upper Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona, is the most famous slot canyon formation in all the world, and for good reason: it’s swirling shapes and soothing colors inspire introspection and reflection, and appreciation for the artistry of time, wind, and water. Yet would you believe that Upper Antelope Canyon is only 100 yards long? That’s it — 100 yards. Though unrivaled in its beauty, it represents only a tiny fraction of the multi-faceted Antelope Creek drainage. To get a sense of Antelope Canyon as a whole, and understand its connection to the Glen Canyon ecosystem, you must see it from both land and water.

Time and appetite permitting, you are welcome to stick around and grab a bite to eat at one of Antelope Point Marina’s food and beverage outlets, such as The Point Restaurant, Grandma Betty’s or The Sandbar Lounge, or pick up a memento of your visit in the Marina gift shop.

On the Upper Antelope Canyon Land + Boat Tour, you will experience the iconic slot canyon scenery that made Antelope Canyon famous, and see the where the flood waters that continuously carve it finally end up. After checking in at Chief Tsosie’s Antelope Slot Canyon Tours in downtown Page, AZ, you’ll be transported by custom touring vehicle to the mouth of Upper Antelope Canyon. The 2-mile ride in from the Navajo Tribal Park Entrance on US98 can get pretty exciting, so hold onto your hat! Upon disembarking, you’ll be led by a Navajo Indian guide through the halls and chambers of Upper Antelope Canyon. Since the trail through it is mostly flat, even visitors with limited mobility can enjoy this walk. Though this is not a photography tour, per se, your guide can usually indicate where the best photo ops are, and may even supply guidance as to how to get the most from your pictures.

After returning to Page, AZ, at the conclusion of your trip to Upper Antelope, you’ll then be supplied with directions to Antelope Point Marina for the waterside component of your tour. After checking in at the tour boat desk, located inside the Antelope Point Marina Visitors Center, a guest services attendant will offer to drive you down to the departure dock if you desire. Upon boarding your open-air tour boat, you’ll turn off the main channel of Lake Powell into Antelope Canyon itself! As you float between red sandstone walls rising high above you, look ahead of and notice how the same canyon walls become narrower and narrower. Along the way, your tour boat captain will inform you about how Glen Canyon and the surrounding landscape was formed, and how the introduction of Lake Powell made it even more accessible than it was in its natural state. Eventually, the passageway becomes so narrow, you might wonder if your boat has enough room to turn around! Not to worry – your U.S. Coast Guard certified captain has the experience and the expertise to get you headed back toward Antelope Point Marina in safety and comfort. Complimentary water is supplied on the tour boat, and snack packs are available for purchase.

After your tour, you are welcome to linger at Antelope Point Marina for as long as you wish. Take a walk around the boat dock, or enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of Antelope Point Marina’s food and beverage outlets, such as The Point Restaurant, Grandma Betty’s or The Sandbar Lounge. Don’t forget to grab a souvenir of your visit in the Marina gift shop. When you are ready to return to your vehicle, you can opt to walk up the ramp, or ask a marina employee to summon a guest services attendant to drive you back up.

What could possibly be better than all this amazing scenery? The fact that you didn’t have to call around to a bunch of different tour operators in order to put it all together. The bookings for both tour components were taken care of in one easy and convenient reservation. So make your easy + convenient reservation now for the Upper Antelope Canyon + Boat Tour!

National Park Service Entrance Fee to Antelope Point Marina not included in tour price

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Operation of one or both tour components is weather permitting and may be contingent on a certain number of passengers traveling

Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, and/or protective clothing should be worn

Please wear appropriate shoes for walking

Backpacks and purses not allowed in Upper Antelope Canyon and may be subject to restriction on the boat tour

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Carry enough water for each member of your party