Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.com2-Day Grand Canyon Tour from Phoenix
based on 4 reviews
Duration: 2 days / 1 night (approx.)
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Product code: 3630GCO
The Grand Canyon has so many sights and colors, and this two day trip gives you time to see them all. From the brilliant red sandstone country of Sedona, to trips to the Painted Desert and an authentic Navajo Reservation, you'll love every minute.
Explore the Grand Canyon on this overnight tour which includes Sedona, the Painted desert and a visit to an authentic trading post on the Navajo Reservation for shopping.
Day One:
This tour offers a perfect way for a visitor to spend extra time at the Grand Canyon. The overnight tour begins with a visit to the dramatic red rock country of Sedona where your guide will point out some of the scenic highlights and include a coffee stop and photos. Arrive at the Grand Canyon Village around lunchtime and the guide will assist with check-in at the Grand Canyon. You will have the afternoon and following morning free to explore on your own.
Overnight: Grand Canyon - Grand Hotel or Best Western
Day Two:
Your morning is free to take an optional helicopter tour or see the Imax Theatre presentation. Your guide will meet you at your hotel about 12:30pm where you will begin your journey along the East Rim to some spectacular viewpoints. On your return, a stop is made at the Painted Desert, and you will enjoy a visit to an authentic trading post on the Navajo Reservation for shopping. Return to Phoenix in the evening.
2-Day Grand Canyon Tour
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Unavailable Dates:
- New Years Day (1 January)
- Thanksgiving Day (27 November, 2008)
- Christmas Day (25 December)
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- One nights accommodation in the Grand Canyon area
- Admissions
- Grand Canyon shuttle pass (when staying outside the Village)
- Guided tour
- Meals
- Gratuities (optional)
- This tour must be booked at least 72 hours in advance of your travel date
- Confirmation for this product will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
- All the vans are fully climate controlled
- Child rates apply when the child is sharing a room with adults. There is a maximum of 4 people sharing a room
- Casual, comfortable clothing is suggested (shorts, jeans, comfortable shoes)
- Remember that the Grand Canyon is 20-25 degrees cooler than Phoenix, so layered clothing is suggested for winter months
- Please limit luggage to carry-on size only. Any bags larger than 9" x 14" x 22" should be left with your hotel
- Vans are able to accommodate a collapsible wheelchair
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The hotel was not great but OK. Clean and decent bed, food was awful. Guides were great, very professional. ... Read more ›
Sheila S, United States, March 2008
This tour was definitely worth the price. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. I am so glad ... Read more ›
Michele H, United States, April 2008
