Tours & Sightseeing in Sedona

Visit Grand Canyon National Park, passing by the red rock country of Sedona, on this 13-hour tour from the Phoenix area. On the way, you'll also stop at Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Reservation, where you can browse local crafts, if you wish. When you reach the Grand Canyon, make stops in the park to see the natural wonder from multiple viewpoints.

Be impressed by little-known facts on this 1-hour Chapel of the Holy Cross tour. Ride a historical trolley up to the place of Catholic worship above Sedona's red-rock desert area. Pass by Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village on your way up to the chapel. At the top, snap pictures of the landmark and the views of the surrounding countryside.

Experience the beauty of Sedona's red rock country firsthand on a 2.5-hour tour. Enjoy the landscape of gorgeous Oak Creek Canyon, take in the views from Airport Outlook, and be amazed by Chapel of the Holy Cross "” an architectural marvel embedded in a tall rock spire. Learn about Sedona's history and folklore along with the wildlife and geology of the region as you cover all the scenic highlights of this stunning city in the American Southwest. You'll also get insider tips on favorite places for restaurants and shopping.

Experienced Segway riders can enjoy a 2-hour advanced tour of Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross. Traverse terrain of different grades and get panoramic views while listening to commentary from your guides. Use of all equipment included.

Get a comprehensive view of Sedona during this 2.5-hour tour with a small group of fewer than 14 people. Highlights include the Airport overlook with views of Thunder Mountain and Coffeepot Rock, Tlaquepaque, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Pickup and drop-off at Sedona hotels included.

Regardless of where you are on your life's journey, it's never a bad time to recharge and reconnect to the universe around you. Sedona's red rock spires and plateaus offer direct access to the astral plane via interplanetary vortices. And if that sounds like a bunch of hippy-dippy mumbo jumbo, fear not, you don't have to be enlightened to enjoy these geologic wonders and the sweeping desert views they provide.