Grand Canyon & Navajo Reservation Van Tour |  Sedona, Jerome & Montezuma Castle Van Tour |  City Van Tour with Heard Museum
Tucson and Sonora Desert Museum Van Tour |  Apache Trail and Dolly Steamboat Van Tour
Multi-Day Van Tours |  Private & Corporate Tours

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Tour departs Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

First, we’ll travel north through the Ponderosa Pine Forests to Flagstaff, a sky city, over ½ mile higher in elevation than Denver. Flagstaff’s most famous road is Route 66 and is the home of the telescope that discovered the planet Pluto in 1930.

Next, we’ll visit the Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Established in 1916, the Cameron Indian Trading Post has become a showplace for fine Native American art and Southwest art, displaying the handicrafts of 7 tribes in the Southwest.

Experience the amazing Grand Canyon National Park! Words and photos alone pale in comparison to the breathtaking experience of seeing the Canyon in person.

We’ll stop and explore locations such as:

• Desert View

• Watch Tower

• The historic El Tovar Lodge, the crown jewel of the Grand Canyon Lodges.

• Mary Coulter’s famous Hopi House

• Verkamps Trading post

Don’t miss the Grand Canyon, one of the 7 natural wonders of the world!

Price

$125.00 per adult, plus sales tax. Lunch is extra
Children 12 and under are half price. Lunch is extra.

Admissions to attractions mentioned are included.

Contact us at 602.233.1813 or 1-888-533-1813
or submit your questions here.

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Tour departs Sunday afternoon; and Tuesday and Wednesday morning.

Experience the unique, lush Sonora Desert. This is the only area on Earth where this type of desert exists.

The past, present and future of Phoenix will be experienced on this tour. Visit downtown Phoenix, the heart of the 5th largest city in the U.S. with its $4 billion dollar development projects. These include the light rail, a medical school, the new Civic Center and historical preservation. 

On this tour we’ll:

• See Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team;

• See the US Airways Center, home of the Phoenix Suns basketball team;

• Explore the shopping Mecca, Old Town Scottsdale, with a gallery district second only to Santa Fe for the number of galleries per square mile;

• Drive through the exclusive Arizona Biltmore area and Paradise Valley, the richest zip code in Arizona, with its multi-million dollar celebrity homes.

We’ll also tour the Heard Museum of Native American Culture, one of the premier museums of its kind in the U.S. See the world’s largest collection of Kachina dolls, exquisite Navajo rugs, pre-Columbian pottery baskets, and an array of turquoise-laden jewelry from the Navajo, Hopi and Zuni tribes.
 

Price

$59.00 per adult, plus sales tax. Lunch is extra
Children 12 and under are half price. Lunch is extra.

Admissions to attractions mentioned are included.

Contact us at 602.233.1813 or 1-888-533-1813
or submit your questions here.

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Tour departs Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Head north with us and see Montezuma Castle National Monument.  Established in 1905, it is one of the oldest national monuments in the country and is a great illustration of pre-Columbian living in the Southwest. Next, the Red Rocks of Sedona! 

While in Sedona we’ll:

• Explore the Chapel of the Holy Cross for panoramic photos of Sedona’s 2000 foot sheer cliffs;

• Browse the interesting galleries and shops in Uptown Sedona;

• Explore Oak Creek Canyon on scenic Route 89A.

We’ll also take a step back in time when we visit Jerome, where copper was king and mining towns were teeming in the wild territorial days of Arizona.  A boom town gone bust, Jerome went from a town of 15,000 at the turn of the 20th century to a ghost town in the 1950’s.  Its hotels have since been converted into shops and restaurants.  Jerome provides excellent views of Sedona from above.

 

Price

$92.00 per adult, plus sales tax. Lunch is extra
Children 12 and under are half price. Lunch is extra.

Admissions to attractions mentioned are included.

Contact us at 602.233.1813 or 1-888-533-1813
or submit your questions here.

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Tour departs on Wednesday.

Our tour heads south through the Saguaro National Park with its forest of thousands of majestic Saguaros. These are the largest cacti in the U.S. and are only found in the Sonora Desert. The unique Sonora Desert is found nowhere else on Earth.

Next, explore the Sonora Desert Museum, a world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden. See animals in their natural habitats including:

• Mountain lions

• Prairie dogs

• The endangered Mexican wolves

• Gila monsters.

There will be plenty of time at the museum for walking among the exhibits and for lunch.

Visit the San Xavier del Bac Mission, “the White Dove of the Desert,” built in the 1700s. This mission is one of the finest examples of mission architecture in the U.S.

Browse the El Presidio historic district of Tucson, with its artisan shops. The El Presidio district, with its adobe brick structures, is where present-day Tucson meets its 18th century roots, when the Spanish staked claim to the land that makes up present-day Arizona by building a presidio, or fortress.
 

Price

$119.00 per adult, plus sales tax. Lunch is extra
Children 12 and under are half price. Lunch is extra.

Admissions to attractions mentioned are included.

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Tour departs on Thursday.

Our Apache Trail Adventure takes you east of the Valley, deep into the Sonora Desert.

Visit Tortilla Flat, which boasts a population of 6 people! This was the last stagecoach stop on the famous scenic Apache Trail. Here, we will spend time browsing the quaint photo museum, which displays stills from 100 years past! Then treat yourself to some prickly pear ice cream and browse the gift center.

Take a short walk with your guide at Lost Dutchman State Park. Here, the State of Arizona has installed a native path, designed to get you up close and personal with nature:

• Witness the flora of the unique Sonora Desert

• Stand next to towering Saguaro cacti.

• Bend down and see exquisite hedgehogs, often sporting their dime-sized flowers.

Next, cruise for 90 minutes aboard Dolly's Steamboat, the Queen of Canyon Lake. This large vessel will take you on a tranquil majestic boat tour through the narrow 500 foot walls surrounding Canyon Lake. Often we’ll see reclusive desert big horn sheep, eagles, coyotes, and other wilds of the Sonora Desert.

You'll return relaxed and refreshed after an incredible day in the Sonoran Desert.
 

Price

$92.00 per adult, plus sales tax. Lunch is extra
Children 12 and under are half price. Lunch is extra.

Admissions to attractions mentioned are included.

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Detailed Itinerary and Pricing ►

Depart 8:00am 

Winslow – La Posada 

Petrified Forest/Painted Desert Visitors Center

Canyon de Chelly

Dinner

End of Day 1

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Breakfast at hotel and check out

9:00am Jeep tour (3 hours)

Gouldings Lodge– Lunch 1:30-2:30

Monument Valley Visitors Center

Sunset photo opportunities before dinner

Anasazi Inn – west of Kayenta – check in

Dinner at hotel

Detailed Itinerary and Pricing ►

Breakfast at hotel and check out

Depart 8:00am

Cameron Trading Post, Navajo Reservation 

The Grand Canyon

Lunch at Grand Canyon

Sedona and Chapel of the Holy Cross

Return to Best Western Phoenix/Tempe for overnight 5:30pm – 6:30pm

End of Day 3

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Day 1 Friday
Depart 8:00am

Rest stop at Picacho Peak

DeGrazia Studios

Tucson Artisan District

Saguaro National Park

San Xavier Mission

Green Valley – Check in

Dinner

End of Day 1

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Day 2 Saturday
Continental Breakfast at Hotel

Depart 9:00am

Tubac Artisan District

Tumacácori National Historical Park

Tombstone

Walk to center of town (2:00 will be OK Corral show)

Break for lunch and browsing

Boot Hill

Tucson – Dinner LaFuente Restaurant (6:30 –7:45)

Mexican cuisine

Return to Best Western Phoenix/Tempe for overnight 9:00pm-10:00pm

Contact us at 602.233.1813 or 1-888-533-1813
or submit your questions here.

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