Every private tour we run, in one place. Ten unhurried itineraries across the Grand Canyon South Rim, Sedona's red rocks, Antelope Canyon and the ancestral monuments of northern Arizona — each one exclusively yours, with door-to-door hotel pickup from Sedona, Flagstaff, Williams and Tusayan. 679+ five-star reviews and Top 10 in North America (2025 Arival).
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Every tour below is private to your party alone. No strangers in the vehicle, no meeting point to find, no fixed schedule to keep pace with — just your guide, your vehicle and a day shaped around what you actually want to see.
Tell us your hotel and we come to you. Which tours are available depends on where you are staying.
Our primary hub. Every tour we run departs Sedona, through the scenic Oak Creek Canyon route.
View Sedona tours →The closest major city to the South Rim, and the gateway to the volcanic field and Wupatki.
View Flagstaff tours →Sixty miles from the South Rim on a preserved stretch of historic Route 66.
View Williams tours →Just two miles from the park entrance, for the shortest possible drive to the rim.
View Tusayan tours →Ten private itineraries across northern Arizona. Every price below is per adult, and every tour includes door-to-door pickup and national park entry fees.
Door-to-door hotel & B&B pick-up to the South Rim. Mather Point, Yavapai Museum, El Tovar lunch, Desert View Watchtower — entirely at your pace.
Below the rim on Bright Angel or South Kaibab Trail with a WFR-certified guide. Trail and depth matched entirely to your fitness level — not a fixed group route. Lunch at the El Tovar.
West-facing rim overlooks at golden hour when the canyon walls glow amber and crimson. Fewer crowds. El Tovar dinner on the rim. Returns under desert stars.
South Rim viewpoints combined with ancestral Pueblo sites at Wupatki National Monument. Lunch at the historic Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Nation.
Oak Creek Canyon Overlook, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Tlaquepaque Arts Village and Airport Mesa 360° panorama — the definitive private Sedona introduction.
Navajo-guided access to Secret Antelope Canyon's sculpted sandstone walls, then Horseshoe Bend — the Colorado River's 270° bend 1,000 feet below your feet.
Sedona's iconic red rock viewpoints combined with tastings at select Verde Valley wineries. Perfect for couples and special occasion celebrations.
Private astronomy under some of Arizona's darkest skies. Milky Way viewing, planet identification and constellation narration by your expert guide.
Sedona's iconic viewpoints plus a private guided hike on trails customized entirely to your fitness level. Geology, history and cultural narration throughout.
Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot, Wupatki and Sunset Crater Volcano in one private day — 800 years of ancestral Pueblo history and dramatic volcanic geology. Lunch at the historic Cameron Trading Post.
Ten private tours in total: four at the Grand Canyon South Rim, four in and around Sedona, plus Antelope Canyon with Horseshoe Bend and a four national monuments day. Every one is private to your party.
Yes. Every Grand Canyon Journeys tour is 100% private. You never share the vehicle with strangers, and there is never a shared bus or a meeting point to find.
If it is your first visit, the Private Grand Canyon Day Tour is the classic choice and our most booked. Choose the Sunset Tour for golden hour and fewer crowds, the Hiking Tour to go below the rim, or Sedona Highlights if you have only half a day.
Door-to-door from any hotel or bed and breakfast in Sedona, Flagstaff, Williams and Tusayan. All 10 tours depart Sedona, the widest choice of any pickup city.
Door-to-door pickup and return, national park entrance fees, your private vehicle and expert guide, and bottled water. Most full-day tours also include lunch or dinner on the rim at the El Tovar.
As early as you can, particularly March through October. Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend often sells out first because Navajo-guided access is limited.
Ten private tours, door-to-door from your hotel or B&B. Never a shared bus.