Antelope Canyon Tours from Las Vegas

What people are asking about Las Vegas to Antelope Canyon Tours?

• Does my tour visit Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon?

  Each tour enters one section, and the tour page states which one. Upper Antelope Canyon is a level walk, while Lower Antelope Canyon has stairs and narrow passages. The section is set by the tour and its permit, so it usually cannot be switched on the day.

• Is Antelope Canyon admission included?

  It depends on the tour. On many tours, Antelope Canyon entry with the required Navajo guide is an optional add-on paid separately. The tour page shows whether entry is included and how it is paid.

• Can I bring a bag or camera into the canyon?

  Phones and handheld cameras are usually fine, but bags, backpacks and tripods are generally not allowed inside. Leave them on the coach and carry only what fits in your pockets.

• Where do tours pick up in Las Vegas?

  Most tours pick up at hotels on the Strip or at a set meeting point, with an early-morning start. The tour page and your confirmation list the pickup point and time.

• Are these tours suitable for seniors and children?

  Yes, with some planning. Day trips are long, with an early start and a late return. Lower Antelope Canyon has steep stairs, so travelers with limited mobility should choose a tour that visits Upper Antelope Canyon.