I used this company for a tour of horseshoe Bend, antelope Canyon, and Glenn Canyon Dam. They…read morepicked me up at my hotel and took care of all of the admission fees and parking fees for the places that we went during the day. They provided a box lunch in which they gave me some menu options a couple of days before the tour. My guide Chris was very knowledgeable of the area and very easy to get along with.This was a really great way to enjoy some of the significant sites in the area without having to do all the driving myself. I would absolutely use this company again.

Amazing adventure. Sonny was our driver and guide- he was the best. Even though the upper tour is…read moreshorter Sonny added so much. I would highly recommend!!

Located in cottonwood about 1 hour south of Sedona. Fun fun fun! I want to go again 10 times!…read more This is usually a self guided kayak excursion. Ben came with us today, a special treat and he is amazing, had knowledge of the river, plants, birds. He made sure everyone was safe and had a good experience. The time on the website and email are slightly off. It says 10:00a to 1:00p. This is more than enough. Meeting time is 8:45a and you need to be at meeting area by 9:00a. Then you get on a shuttle for a 10 minute drive to go up river where you will launch. So you car is at the end point of kayaking. We got a tandem inflatable kayak which cost about $150 for 2 people. There are taxes and don't forget gratuities, in cash. Don't know if they take venmo or Zelle. The adventure...so most of it is easy slow floating. There are a few spots where it flows faster and you may have to steer trees and rocks. We came in last week of August, so low water season. The river is only 3-4 feet deep in the majority of places. The weather was perfect today at around 70sF near 9:00a and around 82F at 10:00a. High is 88F at 2-3p. It rained in the last few days so we got very fast flow and completed our trip from 9:00 to 11:15am ish. We were down changing and in the car by 11:30a. In the 2.5 duration, you may get out on land halfway and take a snack / water break and stretch legs for circulation. We were told that high water season is spring. Something about May being the month where they let water out so water is lower then as well. The Verde river provides water to Phoenix. You can be all levels and come. The guide will give you general instructions in the beginning and provide life vests. All ages kids and toddlers can come. If your kid is smaller than perhaps age 12, you may need to bring your own baby or kid sized life vest for them. Your butt and arms, and bag will be wet. They suggest a zip lock bag to hold your phone and wallet, but bring any backpack. It will get a little muddy from your feet (just clean it at home). Definitely need hat, sunglasses. Suggest to bring 1-2 liters of water and snacks. You have time to eat 1 hour in on the land. Suggest you to wear swim suit or quick dry T shirt, and board shorts (for surfing, boogie boarding) or quick dry hiking shorts and water shoes like Teva. There is a lot of trees on the route but you'll get sun. They do not take more than 11-12 people at a time. I hope this helps. I look forward to coming again.

Had a great time kayaking down the Verde today, starting from Beasley Flat with Ben meeting us to…read morego over all the details. He was super knowledgeable and pointed out a lot of cool geological facts as he bussed us to our drop point. The water was refreshing in the warm sun and definitely worth the trip. We took off at 10am, took our time and got back to our car right about noon. Will definitely be back!!!

I began my search for a rafting trip with Rivers and Oceans. They asked all the right questions and…read moreoffered me a number of options. Through them, I booked with an excellent outfitter and had the experience of a lifetime. Rivers and Oceans saves me a lot of time and effort. Rather than having to talk to each outfit, they did all that legwork for me. I highly recommend beginning your Grand Canyon rafting trip here.

This trip was UNBELIEVABLE. This was my first Grand Canyon experience and it was by far the…read moreabsolute best way to experience the Grand Canyon. Our guide, Scott, was knowledgeable and fun! He didn't hesitate to ensure we were having the best experience. Stopping at waterfalls, swimming, rafting, eating, hanging out with new friends, and sleeping under the stars! Planning on doing this trip again with friends and family. HIGHLY recommend.

When our train ride was cancelled due to a wildfire we were bummed, but our tour guide Brad…read moredefinitely made up for it. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and made the whole experience so pleasant. 10/10 book this tour instead of driving.

We had an Amazing time with our tour guide Stanton Nareau!…read moreHe was very knowledgeable and gave us great information on our trip. Will highly recommend this company and tour guide! Thank you Stanton

Slide Rock is a natural water park. Families abound. The water was a tad cold but I spent most…read moreof my time lounging on the rocks. So fun. Please come and create your own adventure.

We took the whole crew to Slide Rock State Park, and this one surprised a few people. On paper, it…read moresounds simple. A creek, some rocks, a natural "slide." In reality, it's a full-on experience. First thing you notice is the setting. You're tucked into Oak Creek Canyon with red rock walls rising up around you, water cutting through it like it's been doing forever. It's one of those places where the scenery alone would be enough. But then you add the water. And that water is cold. Not refreshing. Not brisk. Cold. The kind that hits you and resets your entire nervous system. Once you get past that initial shock, though, it's perfect, especially with the Arizona heat doing its thing overhead. The main attraction is the natural rock slide, which is exactly what it sounds like. Smooth, worn stone with water rushing over it, turning the whole thing into a fast-moving chute. Kids loved it. Adults pretended to be cautious and then went right down anyway. It's controlled chaos in the best way. People laughing, slipping, climbing back up to do it again. We had a bigger group, so we claimed a stretch of rock and sort of set up camp for a few hours. There's enough space to spread out if you're willing to walk a bit. Towels on the rocks, bags tucked away, everyone rotating between the water and just sitting back taking it all in. It does get busy. No way around that. This isn't some hidden, quiet spot. But it never felt overwhelming, just lively. There's an energy to it that works. Families, groups of friends, everyone there for the same reason, to cool off and have a good time. A couple practical things. Wear shoes with some grip. Those rocks are no joke. And keep an eye on your footing, especially with kids. It's fun, but it demands a little respect. What stuck with me is how simple it is. No overthinking, no production. Just water, rock, and gravity doing what they do. You show up, you get in, you laugh a little, maybe get knocked around once or twice, and you leave feeling like you actually did something with your day. If you're anywhere near Sedona and it's warm out, this is an easy call. It's not polished, it's not quiet, and that's exactly why it works.

My brother and I went on the Antelope Canyon tour on our trip to Sedona. Our tour guide, Alan from…read moreRochester, NY, was phenomena! We haven't stopped talking about how much we loved the tour we got from him. The immense amount of knowledge that he has was put to the test with the amount of questions we asked him. We couldn't trip him up, he knew every answer to our questions. 100/10 recommend a Pink Jeep Tour from Alan.

Are tour guide wild bill did an awesome job 4 wheeling through the red rocks of Sedona. I…read morerecommend broken arrow trail it was a blast​. Wild bill made the trip a good one. Can't wait to try another trail with pink jeep tours. Hopefully we get wild bill.

My family and I have been coming to Clarkdale Kayak Co for the past 5 years. They are always very…read moreaccommodating and helpful. In addition to teaching beginners how to kayak, they provide histories of the local Arizona landscape that I just geek out on. The verde river is a great river to begin kayaking. Mike was our guide today and he was great. Well look forward to coming back next summer.

Purchased a deal off Groupon for a celebration. We met the guide at old town caboose parking lot in…read moreClarkdale. The town was cute. We were shuttled to the verde river to start our kayak. The guide (Elathia sp?) was knowledgeable with the history of the river and wildlife. She was a great guide. She was patient with us and helped us out few times getting stuck in the rapids. Overall it was a fun 2.5-3 hour tour. I'd do it again.

Canyon ministries provided the most informative tour for the Grand Canyon that we've ever done…read more David, our tour Guide, was charming, funny, and had many great facts and history to share with us on the tour. I highly recommend this for Adults & Teenagers especially.

The best tour of the Grand Canyon mixing sound Biblical doctrine supported by strong scientific…read moreevidence. We highly recommend this tour David is amazing- from Jerry and Kathleen PA

Great venture, great company to do it with, and our guides were absolutely awesome…read more We arrived at a farm location by the river, where we left our cars, loaded into two vehicles from the kayak company, and we took the 5-minute drive a few miles upper river. After some quick instructions and some practicing in an area that didn't have any current, we got going. It was extremely fun..

My wife and I had a very nice and relaxing trip down the Verde River with Kaleb. Simple and easy…read more He knew a lot about the area and I could see he genuinely cared for the water as he picked up trash when he saw it. The water was clean and refreshing. I would recommend booking this excursion.