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The ones worth booking.
The 5 Monument Valley tours travellers book more than any others, with the operator, the running time and the real price set out on each one.
3-hour Lower Monument Valley tour with a Navajo guide, open-air backcountry access, live ceremonial music, and iconic stops plus photo help.
“Tony gave us a great tour and a great time. He knew his subject well and gave a super commentary regarding the names of the rocks and shared great knowledge of the area. He also took an extended root around the back of the valley. Tony even got his drum out and sang to us!…”
2.5-hour Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park backcountry 4x4 with film spots, Sun’s Eye and Ear of the Wind arches, Navajo stories.
“Stunning views, informative and personable guide!!! Be prepared for a few bumps in the terrain on the road!”
A 3-hour 4x4 sunrise or sunset tour of Lower Monument Valley, with Golden Hour photo stops and backcountry access on Navajo land.
“It was an amazing experience. We took the sunrise tour in January and stayed at The View hotel that made starting the tour in the morning easier. If you can, plan to stay there for some amazing views from your room. The tour promptly started at 630. It was freezing cold so it’s good to…”
Watch Monument Valley glow at sunset on a Navajo-led backcountry tour with cultural performances, rug weaving, and big photo stops.
“Great Tour! Travis was a great tour guide. Very knowledgeable about the Navajo People, their culture, customs, etc. Added bonus, he is the grandson of a World War ll “Code Talker”.”
Ride a 4x4 with a certified Navajo guide on an extended Monument Valley tour with hogan weaving and off-road photo stops.
“Larry is great, we had an incredible experience touring monument valley. He took the time to explain the history, and cultural significance, which made the experience much more meaningful. Overall, this was a highlight of our trip. I highly recommend this tour and especially Larry as a guide.”
