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!!

It was amazing!!! Armando was a great guide and very insightful. The trail is amazing but…read moredefinitely not for clumsy people lol. I will be back!!! Hopefully with Armando again!!!

my wife and I visited this tour on June 8th 2026 as a walk in, and they were able to get us in a…read moretour. My wife unfortunately was suffering from a migraine that may have turned into heat exhaustion. Staci Walter's and her partner David in training were AMAZING! They helped my wife in a time of serious need with patients and professionalism that was top notch! She made my wife feel safe and comfortable and was able to help her out of the canyon without further complications. We will one day be back, and hope to see Staci and David once again to say thank you! And enjoy the complete tour. Thank you Staci! You were amazing. We definitely recommend this tour and especially this company.

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.

Amazing touring company! We came here instead of the tourist heavy upper/lower antelope canyons as…read morethose companies will herd you like cattle and rush you through the canyon so you don't get to enjoy the experience much. We hiked both the deer canyon (day) and night star gazing tour and both were excellent. You still get the slot canyon views you'd see in other ones but this includes more adventurous climbing and leisure time to go at your own pace. The Navajo that run this organization are very friendly and informative. If you want to see slot canyons or stars, I 100% recommend this company!

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.

Paula was a great guide. Very informative and accommodating. She knew the area and even took us to…read moreParis Township after our tour! What a wonderful day!!!

This is a quick and quirky roadside stop where there are real dinosaur tracks! We looked it up!…read moreIt's pretty amazing and there are Navajo men and women willing to walk you around to see specific fossils and tracks for donation/tip. We enjoyed the conversation and were happy to tip 20$ which felt fair--worth the stop

DANGER! WARNING! DO NOT GO HERE! If you do not pay for a tour (which is not mandatory), you may be…read moreassaulted. We stopped here & politely turned down the optional "tour" that we were immediately pressured to take (since we just wanted to just walk around on our own). I told them we were simply going to spend a few minutes there. After about 15 minutes, as we were leaving, we were suddenly, from out of nowhere, verbally assaulted when one man began pounding on our car window and screaming at us. Then, two other Navajo guides (see photo 1)--a man and woman--began yelling at us & threatening us, telling us to "Get the F---- out of here" and "You're not welcome!" THEN IT GOT VIOLENT when one large man (see photo 2) said "You better get the F--- out of here RIGHT NOW," picked up a large rock, and actually threw it at our windshield. It cracked (see photo 3). If it had shattered, my wife would've been covered with glass. We were in shock! It had escalated from nothing at all happening to extreme violence and us being in danger in literally seconds! He then began to walk toward the car and I realized both my wife and I were in serious danger. The guy was like 6'4, 240-275 lbs and in his twenties. I am 65 years old!!! These people are not just pushy, they are extremely violent. We immediately called the police when a safe distance down the road (see photo 4) and are pressing charges. We absolutely in danger. These people practically force you to pay up (when there is no fee, supposedly)--and if you don't pay, then you will be threatened (see other 1-star reviews on YELP detailing violence & aggression & assault) and, as in our case, actually attacked -- they are very violent.

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?????

In reference to A ghost tour in Jerome AZ in September 17, 2025. This something to do. The tour…read moreguide tells great stories. They loan you a device that has static coming from it to detect ghost and it may have voices once in a wile. Will you experience a ghost probably not. Can you enjoy playing along most certainly. They make it so you will want to upgrade to the longer tour by starting a story and saying that they will finish the story at the end of the tour. But they mean at the end of the longer tour not the one hour tour. If you're going to do it take the long tour. Or the history tour. Otherwise it's really not worth anything. But still if you need something to do go for it. Just don't expect much. I didn't expect anything and I was still let down. Not worth the amount of money it cost. This is just my opinion and I'm unaware of any other ghost tour in Jerome AZ. I bought my tickets online and went to the place in Jerome that does ghost tours. Cool looking place that has a lot of dog stuff which seems like they may favor dogs.

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.

The Flagstaff Visitor Center is such an informative stop and they have plenty souvenirs for you to…read morechoose from. The staff are lovely ladies that can help you find your next local activity or provide some history on the area. The center has a small parking lot but there is also street parking within walking distance with parking meters.

Great information with great service, excellent general store with fair pricing, excellent customer…read moreservice.

I highly recommend this tour company! Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and professional--from the…read morestaff who checked us in to the drivers who transported us to the canyon. The highlight of our experience was having Mike as our tour guide. The stars truly aligned for us that day because he was phenomenal. His knowledge, personality, and passion for the land made the tour even more special. It was such a gift to experience the beauty of these sacred lands, and Mike helped make it an unforgettable experience. If you're considering a tour, I highly recommend this company. You won't be disappointed!

Taadidiin Tours is the one and only company that takes folks on tours of Antelope Canyon X -- the…read moresmallest and least visited of the three Antelope Canyon areas. Their tour price is about $60 +- an $8 new fee that I believe is set to be implemented soon. The other canyons are $80 and up and more crowded per online reviews, so I went with this one. I had a great time on the tour! My tour guide was super knowledgeable about the land and the canyon, and was also great at getting good photos of people (he knew where all the best spots were and even told folks how to pose at some spots to get the best pics). The tour pickup area is easy to find, they have a big sign by the freeway and you can see through the fence to the large parking area (all red sand/dirt with wooden markers). The place was pretty crowded when I came but it makes sense -- I think most tours sell out for all the canyons any given day/time. Do be sure to come at your time though, and note -- there is a time zone between this area and Page, AZ but the tour company goes off the same time as Page, AZ despite this!!! It says so on their website, and I called the morning of my tour to confirm because I wanted to make sure I didn't accidentally miss the tour by an hour. It's nice if you're staying in Page, AZ because you know the time at the tour is the same as the time where you are (although as you drive closer, note that you will spring forward an hour, and then fall back again if you drive back toward Page after the tour). After you park you check in at the counter, and they tell you where to wait until the vans pick you up. From there, you're assigned to a van and this is your tour group. You ride about 10-15 mins by van to the entrance of the canyon and then your guides take you from there. The whole tour itself takes about 40-50 minutes. Do note that because there are others in your group you have to take turns at some photo spots so just be prepared! And remember that according to Navajo nation laws, you can't take bags into the canyon so make sure you have a water bottle to hold, your phone, and any other small items you might need (e.g. tissues) in your pocket.

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.