An Antelope Canyon tour from Las Vegas is the easiest way to reach two of the Southwest’s most photographed landmarks in a single day: the glowing sandstone waves of Antelope Canyon and the dramatic curve of Horseshoe Bend. From $160 per person, this tour includes a Navajo guide, lunch, hotel pickup, and Wi-Fi on board.
Antelope Canyon Tour Details and Price (2026)
Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Day Tour with Lunch
- From $160 per person (discounted rates for children)
- Full day, approximately 15 hours
- Guided tour of Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide
- Admission fees to both landmarks included
- Lunch and a bottle of water included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off along the Las Vegas Strip
- Air-conditioned coach with restrooms and free Wi-Fi
- Bonus: Madame Tussauds Las Vegas admission included
- 4.8 stars from 2,295 reviews, 95% recommendation
- Booked an average of 27 days in advance
Antelope Canyon is on Navajo land and can only be visited with an authorized Navajo guide, so a tour isn’t just convenient, it’s required. This one handles the 4.5-hour drive each way, the admission, and the guide, all from Las Vegas.
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What Your Day Looks Like
Morning pickup at Treasure Island. Board a comfortable air-conditioned coach with restrooms and Wi-Fi on the Las Vegas Strip. Pickup is available from 18 hotels; confirm your location at booking.
Scenic drive. The route passes the Virgin River Gorge, the town of Kanab (known as “Utah’s Little Hollywood”), the Glen Canyon Dam overlook, Lake Powell, and the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, with photo-worthy views the whole way.
Horseshoe Bend (1.5 hours). An easy 1.5-mile round-trip hike leads to the overlook, where you stand 1,000 feet above the sweeping curve of the Colorado River. One of the most iconic views in the American Southwest.
Antelope Canyon (1 hour). Your Navajo guide leads you through the slot canyon, where sculpted sandstone walls glow in shades of orange, red, and purple as light filters down from above. Formed by flash floods over millions of years, it’s one of the most photographed places on earth. Your guide shares the history and meaning of the land.
Return to Las Vegas. Drop-off back at your pickup point in the evening.
Before You Book
It’s a long day. Around 15 hours total, most of it driving (about 4.5 hours each way). Don’t book anything else for that day. The operator specifically warns against scheduling shows, dinners, or flights afterward, as road and weather delays happen.
Antelope Canyon restrictions. No bags, large camera equipment, tripods, walking sticks, canes, walkers, or wheelchairs are allowed inside the canyon. Guests must walk unassisted.
- Horseshoe Bend terrain. The 1.5-mile round-trip hike is on sandy, rocky ground with little shade. Wear proper shoes and bring water.
- Weather closures. Antelope Canyon can close for weather or safety, decided by Navajo Parks and Recreation, not the operator. This is rare but possible, as flash floods are a real risk in slot canyons.
- Bring extra water. One bottle is included, but you’ll want more for a 15-hour desert day. Sunscreen and a hat too.
- Lunch default. The default lunch is a turkey sandwich. Contact support after booking to request a change.
- Madame Tussauds bonus. Current bookings include admission to Madame Tussauds Las Vegas, redeemable around your tour date. A nice add-on for your Vegas trip.
- Cancellation: free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What Travelers Say
“Our guide ‘Mama’ was actually a mama taking care of her flock. Her passion and dedication were admirable. Mama and the bus driver were a team with many years of experience. We were shuttled for fifteen hours in a comfortable clean bus. Great trip!” (Reuben V., May 2026)
“Olivia the tour guide is so accommodating, friendly, and helpful. She explained everything to us. The driver was just as good. If I have another tour I wish she’ll be my guide again.” (Cristina F., May 2026)
“Wayne was very informative and kept us organized. Nice small group! Would go again. Views were amazing.” (Janet H., May 2026)
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Two of the Southwest’s most stunning landmarks, a Navajo guide, lunch, and hotel pickup, all in one day from Las Vegas. From $160 per person, with 4.8 stars from over 2,295 reviews.
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Prices based on 2026 rates. Antelope Canyon can close due to weather or safety per Navajo Parks and Recreation. This is a long full-day tour; don’t schedule events afterward. Confirm details at checkout.
