Discover the untamed beauty of the American Southwest with this exciting 3-day tour exploring its most iconic deserts, canyons, and national parks.
Departing from Las Vegas, you will travel across the Navajo Nation to the majestic Grand Canyon, explore the winding curves of the Lower Antelope Canyon, and admire either the spectacular hoodoos of Bryce Canyon or the towering monoliths of Monument Valley, depending on the season.
The journey ends among the towering sandstone cliffs of Zion National Park, in an itinerary that blends breathtaking landscapes, Native culture, and adventure.
Departures: Wednesday and Friday
Departure from Las Vegas heading southeast, crossing desert landscapes and the lands of the Navajo Nation. Arrival at the South Rim of one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World, the majestic Grand Canyon. During the tour along the South Rim, you will discover how, over millions of years, the Colorado River carved this immense gorge, creating a paradise for geologists and photographers.
After a lunch break, continue along the scenic road that borders the canyon, with stops at Native craft markets where you can admire and purchase traditional handmade items. In the late afternoon, arrive in the Page / Lake Powell area for an overnight stay.
Overnight: Clarion Inn, Page
In the morning, visit the legendary Lower Antelope Canyon, known as the place “where the water runs through the rocks,” according to Navajo tradition. Its sandstone walls, shaped by water and wind, create extraordinary forms and colors that change with the light.
After the visit, continue to Bryce Canyon National Park, a natural amphitheater dotted with thousands of hoodoos, rock pinnacles in shades ranging from ochre to deep pink. Enjoy one of the most spectacular sunsets in the West from a park viewpoint (time may vary depending on the season). In the evening, arrival in Kanab for an overnight stay (on some departures, overnight in Cedar City).
Overnight: Quality Inn Kanab or Comfort Inn Cedar City
After breakfast, enter the spectacular Zion National Park. The name, given by Mormon pioneers, evokes a place of spiritual peace: here towering sandstone cliffs rise toward the sky while the Virgin River flows gently through the valley.
A scenic walk along one of the park’s most beautiful trails will allow you to fully immerse yourself in this unique atmosphere. In the afternoon, depart for Las Vegas with arrival scheduled in the evening.
Departure from Las Vegas heading southeast through the desert and the lands of the Navajo Nation until reaching the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Enjoy a panoramic tour along the South Rim to admire the most scenic viewpoints and learn how, over millions of years, the Colorado River carved this extraordinary geological masterpiece.
After lunch, continue east along the canyon with stops at Native markets to admire and purchase local handicrafts. In the evening, arrival in the Page / Lake Powell area.
Overnight: Clarion Inn – Page
In the morning, visit the Lower Antelope Canyon, a sacred place in Navajo tradition known as “Where the water runs through the rocks.” Sunlight filters through the sandstone walls, creating spectacular shades and color plays.
Continue to the legendary Monument Valley, an iconic symbol of the American West and a natural set for numerous films. Here, imposing sandstone monoliths rise up to 300 meters (1,000 feet), surrounded by mesas and buttes. Guided jeep tour by the Navajo will take you deep into this unique landscape to discover its beauty, culture, and traditions.
In the evening, arrival in Kanab for an overnight stay. On some departures, overnight will be in Cedar City.
Overnight: Quality Inn Kanab (or Comfort Inn Cedar City on certain departures)
After breakfast, enter the spectacular Zion National Park, so named by Mormon pioneers for its “spiritual” beauty. Enjoy a scenic walk along the Virgin River, admiring the majestic sandstone cliffs that change color with the daylight.
In the early afternoon, depart for Las Vegas with arrival scheduled in the evening.
Age Restrictions: 7-year-old minimum to enter the Antelope canyon.