This was an excellent, informative tour. Only about fifteen minutes of it is underground, so the…read moretour name is misleading. Natalie

My husband and I met up with another couple in Flagstaff, AZ to explore and have fun. Highlight of…read moreour trip was our walking tour with Johnny Anaya! He was just awesome! He gave us so much interesting history with stories and jokes and he is incredibly knowledgeable!! Don't miss this tour if you have the opportunity!!

The scenery in Antelope Canyon was absolutely spectacular, and Tracy is absolutely the best tour…read moreguide! She was so kind and attentive, making sure everyone stayed comfortable. Her flute performance inside the canyon was the most unexpected and memorable part of the tour. It was truly an amazing experience!

An absolute masterpiece of nature! ​Our Lower Antelope…read moreCanyon tour was nothing short of breathtaking. The swirling rock formations, vibrant colors, and natural light beams create a truly magical atmosphere that photos simply can't do justice. Our guide was fantastic, sharing great insights into the canyon's geology and history while helping us capture the best possible pictures. An unforgettable experience--highly recommend booking this tour!

Kyron was our guide to Deer Canyon and he was an excellent guide. We ddnt have to deal with crowds…read moreand received a leisure tour of the viewpoints as well as the adventurous canyon, which was narrow and had many stairs going up. We had fun squeezing through the slot canyons and hearing about the history and dynamic of the slot canyons. He was knowledgeable and gave us wonderful suggestions. We would definitely go back. Planning on a future stargazing hike.

What an excellent way to spend an evening walking through the canyon walls at night and viewing the…read morestars/constellations. We also learned the history of the Native communities. They supply headlamps to safely navigate through the dark canyon walls. Our guide, Wally, was awesome. And he showed us how to adjust our cameras to take better pictures.

Brent was an outstanding, knowledgeable guide providing us an unforgettable experience in PeekABoo…read moreSlots. Dreamland was easy to work with and allowed us to bring along our dog! We would definitely use this company again for other tours in the southern Utah area.

Andrea was a great guide! She took us to peek a boo canyon. Would recommend and return for sure.read more

Anthropology was my major. Dinosaur anything makes me all warm and fuzzy…read more This place is sooooooo hidden and so worth take the time to walk. I wish we had more time to spend. We arrived after having major car trouble. A Guide met us in the parking lot, and before we even got out of the car, told us we can make a donation of whatever we feel like after he took us to see some really amazing tracks. We saw raptor, t-Rex, eggs, and skulls. This was the biggest highlight of the entire road trip for me. No where else in the world will you be able to experience this. There is a small table of souvenirs, toy dinos, some Navajo jewelry and stones.... One really nice thing was a man making tomahawks and chatting with him about life and our trip. Take some time and just soak the moment in. There's a lot here to take away with you in your memories. It is rustic, off a dirt access road in the middle of nowhere. You don't think you're going anywhere and there's a stand that's if! Nothing fancy, but it's legit! I prefer the way it's run because it's not over done, fake and over priced. This was taking me back to college archeology class and being on a location excavation... without the hard work!

We randomly saw this on Google Maps and we're going to go to Tuba, AZ and decided to go for it…read more Most Navajo outlooks and stands close at 5 pm so we didn't know if we'd get in but we saw other families still there. We parked and were approached by a Navajo man named Joe who explained we would offer a donation and they'd show us around. We gave him cash and he showed us lots of fossils and dinosaur tracks that had solidified by the limestone. Also saw some fossilized eggs and plants. I asked who had discovered the dinosaurs here and he explained it was a British paleontologist named John West Wells who is one of the major dinosaur hunters in history. After about 20 minutes, we took photos, gave an extra tip and drove off. Most of the sales carts that were selling jewelry and other craft items had closed for the day, but no one was anything which was nice. Worth it just for views and a fun different experience. Also happy to support the nova nation.

I'm forgetting our tour guide's name but he was so awesome! We were the first people to tour the…read morecottonwood cemetery, and the experience was great! He didn't hover over us, just let us do our thing and that was the best. He goes into some detail regarding the history of Jerome/Cottonwood which was interesting. We had so much fun that the 2 hours we were out there felt like 15 minutes. He even let us take the spirit box and EVP with us for the night! Super cool experience and would highly recommend it to anyone that likes to ghost hunt!

What a joke! $45 walk a short distance over a long period of time, with only a few stories and…read morelittle to see. But, we did get to carry a phony electronic ghost buster device. I least expected a decent tour of town and some history. Standing around listening to walkie talkie static pretending to be a ghost?????

Wow! what a worthwhile hike! Adrian was prompt picking me up at my hotel location & we were off to…read moreBell Rock in Sedona, Arizona. He is a safe & informative guide, understanding the needs of the client limitations. Adrian has a great personality that puts you at ease & we shared some laughs. We found 2 great trails up that were 'hidden' from the public. I had hired a tour guide years ago and never got to the trails Yava-Coco Tours took me on. I also appreciated the respect for 'silent' meditative time & the patience for all my photo taking. Adrian also carried all my supplies so I didn't have to worry about anything. Very worth while hike! Thanks Yava-Coco Tours.. you gotta check out their photos & videos on Facebook! I'll be back! woo hoo! Thanks a bunch

It is not often than a person whose entire life has been spent indoors, can experience the beauty…read moreand excitement the "great outdoors" can provide. This was my first hiking activity and I was fortunate to have a superior guide, in Bear. He was able to manage a group of mixed abilities and ever make me feel as if I was holding others back. His articulation of safety maneuvers was only eclipsed by his knowledge of the terrain. Although all of this was new for me, I have confidence I can do more. Sedona is fortunate to have his soul lead people through the land to experience the energy.

Giving them a solid 5 due to how nicely maintained, clean and preserved the train station is. It…read morehas a gift shop, is a functioning train station and is conveniently located off of Route 66. The employees in the gift shop are not the most helpful or friendly, but if you go for the venue you won't be disappointed. Once there its easy to imagine what traveling on a train to / from Flagstaff must have been like back-in-the-day.

**July 2026: Wednesday Morning**…read more The Flagstaff Visitor Center is a really cool stop and much larger than I expected! I loved that it's located inside a train station and that they had a really nice mix of local souvenirs tied to Flagstaff, Arizona, and Route 66. They had everything from magnets to postcards to puzzles and other little gifts. It was easy to find something cute to bring home for family and friends, and I picked up several items for to gift. The staff was also very knowledgeable and helpful when it came to sharing ideas for attractions, things to do, and places to visit around the area. Overall, it was a convenient and enjoyable stop, and a great place to get both local information and a few fun keepsakes.

I cannot recommend this tour company enough! It's a little cheaper than the other tours (Upper and…read moreLower Antelope Canyon), but the views at Canyon X are spectacular! Check in and take a short, 10 min van ride to the site. The descent into the canyon is a little steep, but there are steps to help (especially on the way back up). Our guide, Kelly, was so informative and gave history, facts and showed us the best photo spots. She even took photos of us looking up to the sky. Definitely recommend this tour, hands down!

Bambi was incredibly rude and left a really bad taste in our mouths. Beautiful place, but…read moreunfortunately, our experience with her overshadowed the entire tour. :( This happened on December 31, 2024, and almost two years later, I'm still sad enough about our experience that I feel compelled to finally write this review. The place itself was absolutely beautiful, but unfortunately, our guide, Bambi, was incredibly rude to us, and it really put a damper on what should have been such a memorable experience. :( One instance that stuck with me was when my dad accidentally hit his head on one of the canyon walls. Instead of showing any concern or empathy, Bambi told us that we needed to make sure we were watching him, almost as if he were an unruly child. It was such an unnecessary and condescending response to someone simply having an accident. Throughout the tour, she also didn't seem very interested in actually telling us about the canyon or making the experience enjoyable. It honestly felt like we were being herded around like sheep she didn't want to watch over. Everything felt rushed and impersonal, and like she just wanted to get the tour over with. :( Something else that has bothered me: while looking through other reviews mentioning negative experiences with Bambi, I noticed that several were from people with Asian-sounding names. We are Asian as well. Obviously, I can't say for sure that this had anything to do with how we were treated, but after our experience, I couldn't help but notice the pattern. I really wish we'd had a guide who made us feel welcome and excited to be there, because unfortunately, Bambi's attitude is still what I remember most about the experience almost two years later.

Three if us today enjoyed a fantastic tour with Adam of Experience Hopi Tours organised through the…read moreMoenkipi Legacy Inn. Stunning vistas, cultivated and open farming, a range of villages throughout the reservation. A silversmith showed us his art, as did a kachina doll maker and basket weaver. Adam explained a lot of history and culture and was happy to answer all questions such as the clan system and matrilineal family structure. Refreshments were organised and particularly impressive were the Hopi petroglyphs. A highly recommended tour. Melanie and friends.

Actually don't recall doing this tour in tuba city. I did a tour in Taos that was native Pueblo,…read moreworthwhile. Any chance to support native people is a good deed.