Sedona can be a dark, dark place. It's not dark, as in gloomy and dangerous, but dark, as in, the…read moretown is small, it shuts down early at night, and there is not much going on. That is good because the light pollution is low and it also means the stargazing is probably far better than probably wherever you came from. So, for the "tour," you drive out to the middle of nowhere--to a school, actually--then you walk with your group and guides to a field where they have chairs, blankets, and a bunch of massive telescopes set up. The blankets help but dress warm. In fact, dress warmer than you think. With the wind, it was very cold out during our experience. Now, for stargazing purposes, it is definitely better if the moon is not full, and it is also better if it is not cloudy, but nature constantly reminds us who is in control. We had an almost full, extremely bright moon, and plenty of clouds. But we still had a great time checking out the various stars and planets and even the moon itself. If you are able to plan your tour, try to do it when the moon is at its darkest. The entire tour, if you want to call it that, lasts about an hour. It is not a thrill a minute experience but it is educational and, for those into astronomy, fascinating. This is definitely not for younger kids but mature teens might enjoy it. Plus, you almost certainly will see at least one falling star.

It was amazing how little light there was in Sedona where this tour took place. The stars were out…read moreand very bright with the absence of light pollution. There were three telescopes set up, and 6 people sharing. It was really cool how the guides could just push a button and the telescopes would adjust to view the particular spot they were describing. The guides seemed really knowledgeable. My advice is to wear warm clothing. It was really cold when we went in late May. Our tour was at 10pm. They do provide chairs and blankets, which was much appreciated. Like other reviewers, my negative would be the cost. It was $150 each for a one hour presentation. It was a neat experience, but not worth that much in my opinion.

Chris the owner knows his stuff about northern az…read more Surprised. Would highly recommend. Will definitely book in future

We booked a day trip from Sedona to the Grand Canyon. Great experience. Chris was very proactive…read morearound the gvmt shutdown and what that might mean for our trip and also other sites in Sedona. Nina did our trip on Oct 3 and it was a great experience. Just our party was in the car and we were told stories of the history of Sedona, the Grand Canyon and others. Very enjoyable. Even though one person had been before, this experience was more personal with drop off at a different vantage point and Nina showing us the way to view the canyon at its best. We viewed additional stops at Duck on a Rock and Dessert View Tower, among others and driving through the Hopi/Navajo Reservation. Lunch at the El Tovar was a lovely experience. Highly recommend this trip.

Harry is awesome. He gave us great tips for the rest of our trips and some local insight about the…read morevortex energy experience. If you want the touristy experience, I suggest coming here. If you and your group don't like talking to strangers, book a private tour like we did. I noticed the small group tours and thought about our own experience, we were already bumping legs, knees, shoulders and had to jeep to ourselves and had spread out as much as we could. My teenage kids were engaged and learned some stuff about the geology and history of Sedona. Great stuff! Pro-Tip: use the restroom before you come in for your tour as they only have port a potties. Wear a bandana or mask for the dust.

From beginning to end it was wonderful. Not too bumpy yet so informative. Chris was a pleasant…read moreguide with a lot of knowledge. Would definetly book again for another tour.

I can't say enough about how much we loved our wine tour with JB! We were so excited that they were…read morewilling to pick us up at our Airbnb since we were staying outside of Sedona in the village of Oak Creek. We also had massages booked in the morning, and asked if we could be picked up after 12:30 so we would have enough time to get ready, and they came right on time! We visited 3 wineries: Alcantara (great service), DA Ranch (great ambiance), and Page Springs (great wines!) Our driver JB and our group truly made the experience. We all became fast friends and JB was truly there with service in mind. From being flexible for pickup and drop off locations (he actually dropped us off at a place for dinner instead of back at our Airbnb!), to being willing to go back and forth from the bar to personally serve us our wine flights, to being extremely knowledgeable about the wines, the Arizona landscape, and the wineries, it truly was the #JBExperience. I definitely recommend this tour company if you have an afternoon in Sedona and want to try out the wine scene!

Had the best time celebrating my boyfriends birthday weekend in Sedona this weekend. We got to…read moreSedona early Friday morning and got picked up by Keith our driver for our Sedona wine tour. It's great that they pick you up and drop you off at your hotel so you can drink responsibly! Keith has some great humor and history of Sedona on the way to each winery keeping things fun and interesting. We went to Alcantara, Page Springs, Javalina Leap (where we had our picnic) and Oak Creek wineries. Such a great wine tour which we got a great deal on Groupon. Normally $100 for $65 and it's a 5 hour tour. I'd go again!! Thanks Keith and thanks Sedona Wine Tours!

We had an amazing Diamondback Jeep Tour on Tuesday morning with Chris. He was incredibly…read moreknowledgeable about Sedona, the local area, history, and landscape, and he made the whole experience fun and informative. Chris was also a superb driver, making us feel safe while still giving us an exciting adventure. The scenery was breathtaking, and the tour was a real highlight of our trip. Highly recommend Safari Jeep Tours!

This place is great, I had tried pink jeep tours before and didn't enjoy the experience as much as…read moreI wanted to as I was jerked around and beat up a lot. Their vehicles are bigger and more comfortable, less jostling around to actually enjoy the experience. Amanda and Sheri made the check in process seamless and went above and beyond for me. Highly recommend!

Epic train adventure trip!!…read more We had the best time on this ride! Our train assistant, Romn, was very fun, and full of railroad knowledge! We met some great people and had some great cocktails! I think this Verde Canyon Railroad Adventure is one you shouldn't miss if you are in the Clarkdale, Sedona, Cottonwood area to visit!

Booking was easy. Everyone was so friendly there's a cute little store for souvenirs with…read moreappropriately priced items. I purchased a very cute bangle. We also purchased food from the cafe there and ended up going back twice for their fries! They were so tasty!! Now on the train we boarded the Sycamore cart and Shea was amazing she kept the vibe high and energetic. She interacted with everyone and was very personable! The only feedback I'd give is to maybe shorten the train ride. 4 hours is entirely too long to go 40 miles round trip. At some point it becomes boring. Also requesting guests to get there 2 hrs before departure is nuts. If you're staying in Sedona or Cottonwood...DO NOT go that early! I don't think young kids or teenagers would enjoy this as much as seniors but I did enjoy my experience 100% The complimentary charcuterie and champagne was a great value as well!

We booked this tour, not knowing anything about Arizona wine in the pick up. Location was very…read moreclose to our house that we were staying at. We got picked up in a Mercedes sprinter van. Our tour guides name was Jeremie, And he had it stocked with water and snacks just in case we needed it. It was air-conditioned, which was great. We went to Page Springs, Oak Creek and DA Ranch wineries. All the wineries had food available, which was nice and we also have pre-ordered lunch to eat at Oak Creek winery and it was delicious. Jeremie was great and he sensed our groups vibe and picked appropriate wineries for us to travel to depending on the day went. He was very knowledgeable about wine and also was a fantastic photographer and took great pictures of us. If you ever want to go on a wine tour, this one is it and you definitely have to request him because he will check in with you before the day and then checked in the day after to say that he hopes we had a great time! We had a blast and if we are ever in the area again, we'll definitely go through this company again. It was great.

So much fun! Easy to book and great communication. Request…read moreJeremie as your guide he was fantastic

Had a great adventure with Jake and Dalton. That took our family of 15 out and everyone enjoyed it…read more.

A MUST TO DO IN SEDONA!…read more This would be the third time visiting Sedona in the past three years. Before we had our personal vehicle, we used to go off-road to the trailhead for the Devil's Bridge Trail. However, as the driver, we don't normally get to enjoy the scenic views like our passengers can. Today, we had the pleasure of riding with Lee. SHE IS AMAZING!!! Lee was full of energy and had a lot of knowledge of Sedona, its landscape, and G-wiz. Definitely made this private tour an awesome event this Christmas vacation for our family. At our party were just two adults with one three-year-old. Lee wanted to ensure that we had the proper booster seat or child car seat that would work best for our son. This tour that we had gone on was the Red Rock West. She did brief me that a portion of the trail would be the same route that I had taken a few years back when we drove to the Devil's Bridge Trailhead. I was honestly fine with it, like how I mentioned that I drove that trail before. This time, being the passenger princess, it was nice to actually learn more about Sedona and its beauty. A big benefit was that I could fully enjoy the roller coaster without strategizing my lines going over this dirt road. During this trail, we did have a part where we got gotten of the Jeep and walked around, even exploring the preserved log cabin from the first pioneer of Sedona. As a bumpy-rated trail, it had enough bumps, challenging climbs/descents, and beautiful scenery to keep all parties happy. We are definitely looking forward to going back next time to go on another tour! Thank you, Sedona Offroad Adventures, and especially Lee, for this memorable trip! And please tell Bo that Jax is looking forward to finishing his game of Checkers with you next time! We wish Merry Christmas to the team!