Hotell nära Upper och Lower Antelope Canyon Tours

Greatly facilitated visiting both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon. Met us at our hotel in Page, transported us to Lower Antelope Canyon Tour where we received personalized information about relevant cultural aspects prior to the Canyon Tour. Subsequently transported to the Upper Antelope Canyon tour. In each tour encounter we were escorted to the relevant guide group and afterwards promptly met with the transport van. Transfered back to the hotel when all tours completed. Highly comfortable transport van with refreshments. Very personable company with good communication. I would strongly recommend.

Wonderful experience visiting both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon. Dineh Tours made the entire process of organizing and coordinating these visits effortless. They met my wife and I at our hotel in Page and provided the comfortable transportation to both of the Antelope Canyon tours, facilitated our joining the guided group, and returned us to the hotel at the conclusion. Very personable and attentive to our needs. Also provided us with some interesting educational/cultural aspects of the area. Very highly recommended.

Excellent tour and great experience. We booked it online from Germany, filled all files out online and got a call the day before the tour to note our location for pick-up. The next morning, we were picked up right on time, brought to the canyon, and even got some extra advice on the way. We were shown additional photo spots in Page and (most important) how to get perfect photos there, which we later had to teach most other tourists, who seemed to only know the place, but not the angle (so thanks a lot for this advice). At the tour center, we were checked in, got a dance performance, and were paired with our amazing guide Eli. He then took us into the canyon, gave us historic and cultural background knowledge (including a sung performance and translation inside the canyon, which he apparently also combines with flute and drum music sometimes). Furthermore, he showed us good photo spots, took personal photos, helped adjust settings for non-photographers in the group, and explained and showed how the canyons were created at the end of the tour by recreating a mini-version of a canyon from water and sand. During our drive back home, we also learned more about Dine (aka. Navajo) culture and were able to discuss the structure and economy of the reservation, the challenges and developments of the Navajo Nation. Overall, for about half a day, it was a great experience and we would totally do it again.

We had a great tour of Lower Antelope Canyon with Cedric (The Entertainer) as a very knowledgeable, informative and patient guide. Following that we transferred to Upper Antelope Canyon for a tour led by Sonny who was also very helpful and great. Both guides were terrific at pointing out the best perspectives to take photos from. Our Tour Coordinator, Makayla, was an excellent driver and was very kind and helpful.

Our tour guide, Makaya, was very knowledgeable, prompt when picking us up and friendly. She told us a lot of history and about the land around the Antelope Canyons. The Canyons were very cool, she showed us how to take good pics with our phones.

The Upper Canyon has quite a few stairs both up and down after a level slot canyon walk. Some people might have trouble with that. The information we received I thought covered that issue well. I had a complete knee surgery eight weeks before this tour and I had no trouble with the walks or the steps. But I was a little winded after the return hike after the Upper Canyon….mainly because I’m getting to be an old fart! Our tour guides were Oren and Dana and they were excellent.

The tour was billed as a small group experience. It was not. Our own group had around 10 people, who were constantly pushed along by other groups of many people. That said, the guides were great and the sights were amazing.

As I read back people have complained about this in the past - and you should demand a change to the description as not to deceive your customers. The description of the tour is false when they say this luxury tour will be a small group when in both tours, we were given to tour groups that were the same as the general public because it looks like only guides that work for the canyon bring groups down. So, I see that we paid over $200 per person to be driven to the Canyon and got a bottle of water and two snacks. We didn't stop at the village where a bite could be purchase between the lower and upper canyon as advertised. Instead we took time to drive back to deliver a couple back to their car since they were only signed up for lower canyon. That being said our chauffer was very nice and extremely knowledgeable about the area, and showed us a movie in the van about what they need to do after a flash flood, and details about the cleanup - that was interesting. Being fair we never had to get in line and wait for tickets, he ran and organized that and he handed us off to the canyon tour guides where we had same group size as all the others that were going through the canyon. I feel we were way overcharged for what was advertised as a small group tour!

A very nice experience and it is beautiful to see the smooth rocks and the color with the sun rays it is fantastic

Our family of four (including an 11-year-old) had an absolutely incredible day with Dineh Tours LLC. The Lower Antelope Canyon was easily the highlight of our entire trip. The experience started perfectly with our driver/guide, Tillford, who picked us up from our hotel. He was fantastic—teaching us Navajo words and sharing deep insights into the history and modern life within the Navajo Nation. He made sure we were prepared with water, snacks, and a reminder about sturdy shoes. Pro-tip for families: Since Antelope Canyon has a strict no-bag policy, we were relieved that Tillford let us leave our belongings securely in the van. Also, be aware that there is no running water on the reservation; however, the port-a-potties provided were exceptionally clean and much nicer than average! At Lower Antelope, our guide was a pro at pacing and helped us adjust our camera filters to get those iconic 'IG-worthy' shots. It was a jaw-dropping, immersive experience. We then headed to Upper Antelope. While it paled slightly in comparison to the Lower Canyon for us, we felt incredibly lucky to see several sunbeams. We knew these aren't guaranteed, so being 'bathed' in that natural light was a spiritual highlight. This tour felt a bit more rushed due to the busy season, but it was still beautiful. Seeing both is highly recommended to get the full perspective of this natural wonder. A huge thank you to Tillford and our canyon guides for an unforgettable family memory!