Trips & tickets
Antelope Canyon listings look alike, but they are not. These are the formats that genuinely differ — which canyon, how you get there, whether the $15 Navajo fee is included, and how long you are inside.
Entry to Lower Antelope Canyon with a guided walk led by a local Navajo guide, past the water-carved sandstone walls of the canyon the Navajo call Hasdeztwazi, or Spiral Rock Arches.
A guided tour of Canyon X in Antelope Canyon with a timed entry booked in advance. Your guide explains how flood erosion and wind carved its sandstone into the X shape that gave the canyon its name.
A scenic ride to the canyon, about 10 minutes on a paved road and 10 in the dry wash, then a guided walk of about 50 minutes with a local Navajo guide. The light beams appear midday from April to September.
By luxury coach with Wi-Fi from the Las Vegas Strip, with a packed lunch. Choose Upper Antelope, Lower Antelope or Canyon X with a local Navajo guide, and stop at the Horseshoe Bend Overlook.
A 4-hour guided trip from the Antelope Point Launch Ramp: a paddle of about 1 mile along Lake Powell's main channel to the canyon entrance, on into Antelope Canyon by kayak, then a hike, with an optional swim.
An open-bow boat with limited passenger capacity from Wahweap Bay, past Glen Canyon Dam and into Antelope Canyon until the boat can go no further. The captain helps with photos, and in the warmer months you can swim.
A three-mile drive from Page on Highway 89 and a six-mile off-road ride to Secret Antelope Canyon, with up to an hour in the slot, then Horseshoe Bend from a private viewpoint on Navajo land.
The full GetYourGuide listing for Antelope Canyon — Upper and Lower Antelope tours, Canyon X, kayak-and-hike trips on Lake Powell and day tours from Las Vegas, with live prices.
Upper, Lower, Canyon X and Secret Antelope Canyon are separate slots with separate operators. You cannot walk from one into the other, so the listing's canyon is the canyon you get.
Navajo Nation Parks charges $15 per person, per location, per day. Some operators add it on top of the tour price; others quote an all-inclusive price.
Page stays on Mountain Standard Time all year, while the Navajo Nation and Utah change their clocks. Tour times are Page time; set your phone to Phoenix time before you drive in.
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