Tim - our guide - was wonderful. My husband and I enjoyed what unexpectedly turned out to be a…read moreprivate tour. He took the time to show us lots of Anasazi ruins, petroglyphs and pottery relics, along with taking us to view many arches and amazing rock formations close up. And, yes, he lives here; right in the heart of this wondrous place, the land he grew up on. So he knows the land, the history, the culture. Worth every penny!

We had the pleasure of Tim Holiday taking us (mom, brother and myself) through the area. He has so…read moremuch insight and experience, it was enjoyed by all- thank you, Tim :) Hope to see you again and be well!

THANK YOU Don Mose for the BEST TOUR of My LIFE!!!! Monument Valley has been on my bucket list for…read moremany years. My dream trip disappeared during the COVID lockdown so this was my chance to try to go again. I discovered the legend Don Mose during my research and from that moment on I knew I want to see the Valley through his eyes. It was a life changing experience with such incredible beauty and history. I am forever grateful and we will absolutely be returning. I highly recommend Monument valley Safari tours!!

This should be a 5-star review. But it's not, because of a critical inaccuracy when booking the…read more3-hour Monument Valley tour. I'll discuss that first because until the company fixes this issue, it will lead to the same problem for other as we experienced. Here's the problem: when you book the tour, it tells you to meet the tour guide in the lobby of The View Hotel. On the website before booking, it says "Please meet your guide in the lobby of the View Hotel next to the bronze statue of a cowboy riding a horse." In the email confirmation, it says "Your tour guide will pick you up at the beautiful View Hotel lobby!" Pretty clear, right? We're supposed to meet the tour guide in the lobby. No ambiguity here. We arrived in the lobby a full 15 minutes ahead of our 9:00am pickup - we were warned that the tour would leave precisely on time. 9:00 came and went with no sign of the tour guide or his vehicle. I call the office and get voicemail, but don't leave a message. A minute later I get a text message from their bot inviting me to start a conversation. I explain the problem, and get another automatically-generated response: "Thanks for letting me know! I'll check with our team and get back to you shortly." Over the next 10 minutes I send a couple more clarification messages, and receive no response at all. So we're starting to fret. We have a flight to catch later in the day, so if we miss this tour we won't have an opportunity to rebook. Then after a few minutes, a tour guide from a _different_ company comes in, sees us, and says that the meeting point for tours is outside. We walk out of the hotel lobby, and don't see anything at all, because the tour pickup point is across the parking lot and down a hill, completely out of view from the hotel entrance. We walk down, arriving 10 minutes after the "prompt" departure time, and join our tour. We could have completely missed our tour because of the company's inability to maintain an accurate website. But we lucked out today. The company never called or texted back to provide us with updated instructions about where to meet, and the tour guide didn't attempt to find us either. We are grateful to the guide from the different company who made sure we got on the tour. So, this could easily be a 2-star or worse review for this experience. But the fact of the matter is that the tour was really great once we got started. Our guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and entertaining. He gave us recommendations about where to take pictures and took a couple creative ones for us. He shared Navajo history, mythology, and his own personal experiences growing up in the Navajo nation. We saw some beautiful scenery which left us wanting more.

I don't even know where to begin, visiting the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park was absolutely…read morebreathtaking and deeply spiritual. The contrast of the rich red rock formations against the vivid blue sky is pure eye candy, almost surreal. But what made the experience even more meaningful was meeting members of the Navajo Nation. Learning about their culture and traditions added a powerful, educational layer to the trip. I couldn't leave without buying a unique piece of jewelry handcrafted by an elder. It features multiple stones representing protection, health, and prosperity, and knowing the meaning behind it makes it even more special. We will definitely be back. This place is simply stunning. Travel tips: * You will need an SUV, the roads are rough and not suited for regular cars * Bring sunscreen and lip balm, the dry desert climate is no joke * Go at sunrise or sunset for the most incredible colors and fewer crowds * Bring cash for local vendors (especially for authentic handmade Navajo jewelry) * Allow plenty of time, this isn't a quick stop, it's an experience to take in slowly Absolutely unforgettable.

Do the loop as it's better to see it up close than from afar. A per head payment ($10 each) plus…read more$15 for the scenic loop. Lots of tours running in open air trucks. Looks like they go steadily because most weren't even full. From my observation you don't need a 4x4. Not sure why folks keep saying that. I also didn't see any places where you needed some big vehicle with huge undercar clearance. There's no huge rocks anywhere. I'm pretty sure they'd be clearing those out of the road quickly. The one thing I will not is it's hard to keep track of where you are on the map which uses numbers. Most confusing is the intersection where you come to the horse stables on right. Ignore it and keep heading straight towards the one way only arrows. Or if you want to do the John ford outlook first (which sells food) then that trail is to the right of the horse stables if you're facing towards the entrance of the stable. They do have port a potty's on the loop

I chose to visit Navajo Spirit Tours in my 60th year, fulfilling a dream I've had since…read morechildhood--and it exceeded every expectation. This was truly the tour of a lifetime. Our guide, Shawn Holiday, was simply the best of the best. His knowledge of history and geology brought the land to life in a way I'll never forget. He didn't just guide us--he immersed us in the experience. From sharing stories and cultural insights to playing the flute in the canyon, every moment felt meaningful and authentic. Shawn also had an incredible eye for photography. He took us to breathtaking locations and helped capture some of the most unforgettable photos our family will ever have. Traveling with my wife and two daughters, I couldn't have asked for a better guide--he was thoughtful, polite, and deeply respectful as he shared Navajo customs and traditions with us. The beauty of this place is beyond words--you truly have to see it to believe it. Being there also gave me a deeper appreciation for the rich history of the Indigenous people who lived in harmony with this land, trading far and wide and honoring nature as one. That spirit is still present, and it's something that deserves respect and recognition. I feel incredibly lucky to have experienced this tour with Shawn. It's something I will carry with me forever. I hope to see continued opportunities and prosperity for the Navajo people in the future--they are the true stewards of this land, and their culture is something the world can learn so much from. If you're considering this tour--don't hesitate. It's unforgettable.

Wow...today was a WOW day and here's why: Our guide, Will…read moreCowboy, was THE best; he passionately explained & taught us cultural lessons, origins & traditions all while sharing the beauty of this extraordinary land! We will always be grateful to him for opening our minds and hearts to a culture we knew so little about. This was our first visit together Monument Valley. I am sure the memories we made today will last a lifetime. Our hearts are so happy! Thank you Cowboy! We highly recommend this tour company & definitely will share this experience with our family & friends! With our love & respect to dinéh!

Just Wow. The tour exceeded my every expectation. First our driver Ken was an amazing font of…read moreknowledge, antidotes and little facts. Not just about the valley but about movies filmed there and what life was like growing up in Monument Valley. The places you see that are off limits to the casual visitors that drive the loop are simply amazing. Loved the tour of a hogan and the explanation of how they are built. The arches we saw and the petroglyphs and pictographs were beautiful. We were even treated to flute music and a song. If you want to see Monument Valley in all its majesty this tour is a must. And if you do a private tour you can even bring your dog with you. 10/10 recommend 3 Sister tours

We booked our 2.5 hour Monument Valley tour with Three Sisters as we were traveling with our golden…read moreretriever and they are dog friendly. We were so very lucky we did. We had the very best afternoon spent our incredible guide Amory. He was so delightful! He was so knowledgeable, fun, kind, patient and it was important to him that we had the best time. He took really fun photos of us and was having as much as we were. We're returning in the spring and can't imagine doing the trip with Amory!

This was the perfect RV spot to stay when visiting Monument Valley. Aaron was the best host. He…read morechecked in everyday to make sure we were enjoying our stay. He was a great resource for local Navajo history. We were lucky to stay in one of the two full hookup sites. It was winter so we liked having hookups. There are friendly family dogs that roam freely which was fine by us.

We found Tipi Valley on Google and we are so glad we booked here! Aaron is a great host, very…read morefriendly and accommodating and we loved sharing his Najavo culture through song, blessing us on the rest of our journey :). The beds were very comfortable, the blankets were so soft and warm, Aaron also offered a heater in our Teepee as well. There is a communal shower and bathroom, which was very clean. And an outdoor kitchen, which had photos of famous singers and nice flowers hanging. Aaron's dogs and horse were also friendly and great to hang out with. The stars were beautiful and bright, and the sunrise over the monuments was lovely. Tipi Village is located right next to Monument Valley, just across the state line in Utah. We are very glad we booked at Tipi Village, and we can not wait to come back. Don't forget to check out their Tiktok : @tipivillagemonumentvally

We took the 2.5 hour Historical Sightseeing Tour of Monument Valley with Amory, our Navajo guide…read more He was very friendly, knowledgeable about the park and especially the Navajo culture and he knew more about my Android phone camera than I did. He took several shots for me to make the most of the features of the monuments. This tour takes you to parts of the park that are not accessible on the 17 mile self-guided, drive your own car tour. On a previous trip we did the self-drive tour and I'd only recommend it if you have a high clearance vehicle. Although there are signs throughout the park, you gain so much more knowledge and insight with a guide. Amory was the BEST. I highly recommend- it's worth treating yourself! And he went the extra mile to meet us the next morning to return our binoculars that we inadvertently left in his vehicle! Above and Beyond!

From the owner: Sightseeing tour. 1.5 hr, 2.5 hrs and 3.0 hrs cultural tours.read more

My wife & I were in a tour of NationalParks & Monuments in Utah & Arizona. Our last stop was Canyon…read morede Chelly , where I had been twice before but never had the opportunity to explore the floor of the canyon...OMG the perspective was totally & infinitely better on the tour with Leander !! His historical knowledge of the sites & people (as well as contemporary) added so much. This was a 10(+) day. Going back to join a hiking & camping tour in the spring. Highly recommended this team!!

We had the best tour with guide Autumn. Enthusiastic, knowledgeable, articulate. We originally…read morescheduled for 3 hours and extended for another two hours.