Frequently Asked Questions

We are the tour company with the best experienced guides for a customized, more personalized Native American experience of Antelope Slot Canyon. Enter this marvelous cathedral at once with our personable native guides, at any time, in any season, and you will cherish the experience forever.

*No Refunds are available. Guests are able to reschedule their Tour reservation 15 days prior to their Tour Date.
*However with the purchase of a $10 per ticket trip insurance, you are able to receive a refund of the purchase price of the ticket (minus applicable fees) up to 24 Hours prior to your scheduled tour.

Antelope Slot Canyon is located about 7 miles from the center of Page, AZ.

Antelope Slot Canyon Tours has invested heavily into our Luxury 4×4 Vans to insure that you have a comfortable trip to and from the canyons rain, snow or shine! Our vehicles are completely covered and offer heated and air conditioned rides no matter the time of year!

The walk through the Canyon is flat for 225 yards or an eighth of a mile. Travel is one way and then requires you to return via Steps and Walkways outside of the Canyon to the Tour Vehicle.

No. Antelope Canyon is operated by the Navajo Parks and Recreation department and visitors must be transported by a licensed operator.

Visit our TOURS webpage for current pricing, or call 1-928-645-5594. Tour prices are subject to change, due to rate/fee changes from the Navajo Nation Parks and Recreation Department. Tour companies, please call for tour rates.

The flood season is during the months of July-September with rare flooding ever happening. We are very watchful of the weather and future forecasts. Our guides are knowledgeable and will not put you in any danger or risky situations.

The only poisonous creature ever seen in the canyon is the ordinary diamondback rattlesnake. Your guide will lead the way and chase out any snakes ahead of them. The snake is rarely seen and we see them about as frequent as we see floods, once in a blue moon. There has never been a problem with them.

There is no bad time to visit Antelope Canyon. The famous light beams occur through the months of April to September. The off-season can bring a special treat of utter peace, with colorful hues that are rich and deep – allowing the sandstone walls to glow with peculiar incandescence.

Due to our awesome tours and the demand of personalizing the experience, and taking in smaller groups, we recommend making reservations ahead of time.

Page AZ gets into the upper 90’sF/lower 100’sF during the summer months. The canyon is nice and cool, about 10-15 degrees cooler than the outside temperature. Bring a bottle of water just in case.