Tour segreto dell'Antelope Canyon e dell'Horseshoe Bend da Page
Descrizione
Le due migliori attrazioni della zona di Page, Arizona in un unico tour Godetevi il famoso tour segreto dell'Antelope Canyon e un viaggio alla famosa Horseshoe Bend Overlook Un canyon slot di bellezza unica a Page, AZ e molto meno affollato di Upper e Lower Antelope Un belvedere privato Navajo di Horseshoe Bend situato immediatamente adiacente alla congestionata area panoramica del National Park Service Meno di 100 metri a piedi dal camion alla curva privata Horseshoe Bend Overlook Piccoli gruppi di 12 o meno Divertente avventura fuoristrada in un tour truck all'aperto ombreggiato e ammortizzato o in un furgone chiuso in base alla disponibilità Viste a 360 gradi della splendida natura selvaggia del sud-ovest Esperienza divertente e memorabile per tutta la famiglia
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
Questo tour include SIA una visita allo straordinario Canyon "Antilope Segreta" che il mozzafiato Horseshoe Bend Overlook. Secret Antelope Canyon fa parte del sistema del Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon ed è ancora una gemma non scoperta con dimensioni di gruppo che sono limitate a solo una frazione dei Canyon Upper e Lower Antelope. Inizia con l'imbarco su un camion turistico ombreggiato, all'aperto, 4x4 o un furgone chiuso in base alla disponibilità, e prendendo un breve tre miglia di auto da Page, AZ sulla Highway 89. Da qui, uscirai dall'autostrada e ti godrai un'emozionante avventura fuoristrada di sei miglia attraverso lavaggi sabbiosi e dolci colline per arrivare a sud del Lago Powell nell'Antelope Canyon. Lì potrete godere di una passeggiata nella natura di 300 metri all'ingresso di uno dei più lunghi canyon slot per essere visitato sulla nazione Navajo. Avrete fino a un'ora per fotografare e snodare attraverso il canyon slot e tornare al veicolo per il viaggio di ritorno al Horseshoe Bend Overlook sulla terra Navajo.
Eviteremo il congestionato parcheggio pubblico per l'Overlook e prenderemo una strada sterrata privata che porta a meno di 100 metri dal bordo del canyon. Da qui, avrai una passeggiata molto più breve fino al bordo e da lì potrai passeggiare lungo il lato di un dislivello di 1000 piedi. L'arenaria ondulata offre vari angoli e viste del fiume Colorado mentre serpeggia attorno a un promontorio roccioso, creando l'anello Horseshoe Bend amato da visitatori e fotografi di tutto il mondo. Questa parte del tour dura circa un'ora e consente di scattare foto fenomenali. Da qui, torneremo al nostro ufficio vicino all'Antelope slot canyon a Page, in Arizona.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi alla schiena
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- Sconsigliato ai viaggiatori con problemi cardiovascolari
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- Non sono ammessi neonati e bambini di età inferiore ai 6 anni.
- A causa delle regole della Nazione Navajo, i servizi fotografici di matrimonio, sposa o fidanzamento non sono attualmente consentiti.
- NESSUN RIMBORSO una volta confermata la prenotazione. Non verranno emessi rimborsi per "mancata presentazione" e ritardo. Purtroppo, la malattia, la paura del COVID, le prenotazioni dimenticate, la valutazione errata dei tempi di viaggio, il traffico e altre emergenze non influiscono su questa rigida politica. Ci dispiace!
Recensioni(357)
This was the best experience. Our guide, Kenny, was very knowledgable and easy to talk to. She had the best spots for pics and took so many of us. It was nice to be in a small group and worth the extra money. We had a group of 7 and we were in the secret canyon w just our group. Calm and peaceful! We heard the upper and lower canyon tours are getting a little crowded and didn’t want that. Book w Deer Creek Tours and you will not regret it. Horseshoe bend was also amazing- Kenny took us to a private spot and we were also the only 8 people there!
Wonderful experience! Would do it over and over again. Our tour Gide was incredibly knowledgeable. And kind. He is also really good with the camera!
The tour guide, Kenny was knowledgeable, patient and fun. This experience is well worth it. Not too long of a tour. Just the right amount of time to cover both Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.
Walking in the door to super friendly staff, I knew our tour would be great. Malcom, our tour guide, was full of information about the history, landscape and geology of the Antelope Canyon. My favorite part was him sharing his personal stories of growing up Navajo on a reservation. His sense of humor made us laugh. Taking the “secret” tour meant a tour without tourists beyond our group of 7. We were able to enjoy the landscape and take pictures without others in the background. It was an unforgettable adventure.
Great tour with excellent explanations - truly recommendable
Amazing!! Definitely worth it to go! The antelope canyon and horseshoe bend is beautiful! Our tour guide, Erin was amazing as well! She was very knowledgeable and had a great personality to make the whole experience a wonderful time!
We thoroughly enjoyed our tour to Secret Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. The drive out to the canyon was so beautiful. Our guide, Malcolm, gave a great demonstration of how the slot canyons were formed. He was also very friendly and willing to answer any questions we had. It was a wonderful experience walking thru the canyons. Horseshoe Bend was also incredible. My mom (74 years old) was on the tour with us and was able to walk it fairly easily. It was a highlight of our trip and highly recommend.
GAIL was great and very funny. She was full of information and made sure we saw all of the great views. Gail made our excursion rememberable. Thank you GAIL from Pat and Lori, New Smyrna Beach Florida shark capital of the world.
Wonderful experience and Loretta was a great guide!
Wonderful exclusivity to both areas vs. other tours that have numerous visitors at the same time at public areas. I would have rated this a 5 star if not for our guide Gail. The tour stated with her giving us the "rules" of the canyon in a very terse manner. She never suggested we stay close to her to enable her to share her wisdom about the canyon. We then started towards the canyon and her pace was incredibly slow as well she took 5 minutes to talk to the park ranger at the entrance so the other couple and us (4 in group) proceeded to the canyon on our own. From there she never asked us to slow down nor did she try and catch up. The canyon was wonderful. Both couples took turns helping each other out with pics of each other. Both couples entire journey through the canyon had minimal sight or contact with Gail. She did have time to talk to other tour colleagues as we passed her by on our way out of the canyon. Here is the kicker, when we got back to the 4x4 she proceeded to scold us all telling us that our visit was one of her shorted ever since we didn't wait for her and that this was a "guided tour" not self guided. We then proceed to horseshoe bend and had another self guided tour since she did not bother to accompany us 4 to the observation deck. She did take a pic of the same ranger's vehicle ( from canyon again) and then proceeded to talk to him the entire time.
Thanks for your detailed feedback. The tour, with less crowds compared to other canyons, is still a guided tour as per the rules required by the Navajo Nation. We will file an investigation to see why the guide was slow and talked to the park ranger for a longer time. Thanks for your understanding.
