• Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument - Discover Arizona’s most recent lava flow and the distinctive landscape that is truly unique.
• Wupatki National Monument - Situated between the Painted Desert and the ponderosa highlands of northern Arizona, Wupatki is a land of legacies. Ancient pueblos are scattered across red-rock outcroppings over miles of prairie. In a place where food and water seem scarce, people built pueblos, raised families, farmed, traded, and thrived. Today, if you pause and listen, the earth and artifacts still share their stories.
• Cameron Trading Post - A perfect spot for lunch and the best place to purchase native art and souvenirs.
• Grand Canyon National Park - An experience known worldwide, but witnessing it firsthand is an entirely new and awe-inspiring sensation, challenging to fully comprehend. It’s an unforgettable experience that reveals the immense size and scale of the earth and ourselves.
• Grand Canyon Desert View Watchtower - Learn about the architecture and history of the tower while enjoying the first view of the Grand Canyon.
• Lipan Point - Offers the best view of the River from the South Rim park boundaries, along with views of the Painted Desert and East Rim of the Canyon.
• Moran Point - Observe all the geological layers of the Canyon and briefly discuss deposition, erosion, and theories on how the Canyon was formed.
• Yavapai Point - Located in the “Grand Canyon Village,” where shops, hotels, and major trailheads are found. Spend an hour here, enjoying some free time exploring the area along the Rim path.
• Sedona - The return trip to Sedona takes a different route, continuing the scenic tour. The ride back is 2.5 hours, with a bathroom stop.

• Bottled water
• Entrance fees

• 15% Gratuity for private guide.
• Lunch

Hosted by local business, Dynamic Journey Tours.

Beginning with the stunning Oak Creek Canyon, one of America’s most scenic drives, followed by a visit to the Sunset Crater’s lava flows, and the exploration of 2800 Pueblos at the Wupatki National monument. It’s a journey across the ancient landscapes much like the natives did, which prepares every visitor for the awe-inspiring experience at the Grand Canyon (we are the only company that offers visits to multiple spots in each park). Before entering the Canyon, we pause for lunch at the well-known Cameron Trading post, and then we proceed towards the East entrance. There, we explore four points of interest to fully appreciate the day. We finally exit through the south entrance. An additional hour is spent walking along the Rim path at the last stop, in Grand Canyon Village.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.