At Arizona Tour & Travel we believe in having fun and we’ve been doing that for over twenty years.
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Here at Arizona Tour & Travel we believe in having fun and we’ve been doing that for over twenty years on our tours to: Grand Canyon, Sedona, Monument Valley, fascinating Native American reservations and the Colorado River.
Misbehaving in Jerome could land you in jail. That's bad enough, but when underground blasting sent the jail sliding down a hill...we're guessing it was pretty terrifying. Visit this unusual landmark and others on our day trip to the funky and fun town of Jerome.
Arizona's summer monsoon season will soon come to an end. The late afternoon clouds during this time of year make for some of the most amazing Grand Canyon sunsets. Don't miss your chance to experience this colorful display with us.
Arizona is fortunate to have numerous locations that are perfect for viewing the night skies including Grand Canyon and Flagstaff. This month, local concierges learned about the Perseid Meteor Shower and upcoming Star Parties at Grand Canyon. Of course, there were also tasty treats including Mars and Luna Bars! ⭐🌠🔭
“Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you; it should change you. It leaves marks on your memory, on your consciousness, on your heart, and on your body. You take something with you. Hopefully, you leave something good behind.” – Anthony Bourdain
We make it so easy to relax and enjoy your time in Sedona and beyond.
Today we express our deepest gratitude to all Code Talkers who served and sacrificed to protect Diné Bikéyah and our freedoms. 🇺🇸 Ahéhee'.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Grand Canyon Tour, August 2024
I wanted you to know how wonderful a time we had on our tour with Brad on Thursday. He was friendly, informative, and helpful. So, thank you.
Congrats to TEAM USA with 126 medals in the 2024 Olympics! Well done.
Happiest of birthdays to the one and only Smokey Bear!🐻🎂
can prevent wildfires. Visit SmokeyBear.com for wildfire prevention tips.
Monument Valley features beautiful panoramic views but the best part of our tour is getting up close to these huge formations while traversing the valley floor with a safe and informative guide. You'll feel like you've stepped back in time to the old west.
Arizona is a diverse state ranging from low deserts to tall pine forests. That means you can find a great place to visit any time of year. During summer, our Grand Canyon tours visit elevations of 7,000 feet, so you'll escape the heat of the Sonoran desert of southern Arizona.
Get ready to celebrate! Our favorite bruin, Smokey Bear, turns 80 this week!
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Smokey Bear turns 80 this year. Join Smokey in completing a reading challenge to learn about wildfires and the environment in honor of his birthday. You’ll get to read books, earn badges, and receive prizes. Collaborative Summer Library Program .
Grab the sunscreen and hop on board! Our Colorado River Float trip is available every Thursday through September. This one is perfect for summer visitors and the scenery is amazing.
Be sure to mark your calendar for the opening of the new Marley Astronomy Discovery Center this November. Part of the Lowell Observatory campus in Flagstaff, the new center is billed as the premier astronomy education destination in the world. With state-of-the-art exhibits, a children's gallery, rooftop planetarium and immersive theatre, there will be so much to explore.
https://lowell.edu/new-animation-previews-lowell-observatorys-astronomy-discovery-center/
The construction and outfitting cost for the Astronomy Discovery Center, including exhibits, technology, and ample contingency totals $53.6 million. In addition, we will raise a $7 million endowment for facility and technology upgrades and future programming.
Thanks to all of the rangers who work to protect our parks and their visitors. We appreciate you!
In celebration of the Olympic games in Paris, our local hotel concierges were treated to fun red, white and blue gifts (love those cute bald eagles) and scrumptious chocolate croissants. We're all anticipating a lot of gold for the U.S. team.
Who lived here? What was life like for them? Where did they go? All good questions and our guides have lots of insight into the Wupatki dwellings and people. It's all part of our most comprehensive Grand Canyon with Ruins Tour.
Doesn't it seem like summer is flying by? Even back-to-school ads are popping up everywhere. Don't miss out on some summer fun with the family...there's still time to plan a vacay in red rock country.
On Parent Appreciation Day, here's a shout out to all of the amazing parents for everything you do for your family. We know it's a big job and you deserve some recognition. (Yeah, we know your littles may not always act like they agree but we're betting they ❤️ you.)
There's nothing better than traveling with a local to gain insights, history and see the beautiful scenery of Sedona. We make it easy with three departures every day!
Arizona sunsets are amazing but we're especially partial to the ones over Grand Canyon. Wouldn't you agree? Come and join us to see for yourself.
World Emoji Day seems like the perfect time to "emojify" Sedona's red rocks.
The Douglas Mansion is just one of many historical buildings in the former copper mining town of Jerome. James S. Douglas built the home overlooking his Little Daisy mine and the bustling town. Learn more about Jerome and its history on our day tour and enjoy some browsing through local galleries and shops as well.
Visiting Antelope Canyon in summer means being prepared for sunny, warm or hot days. You can still enjoy this tour by following some helpful hints. First, dress to stay cool and protected from the sun. Wear a hat or cap, sunscreen, closed toe shoes like sneakers (not sandals) and light clothing. Drink plenty of water. Take it easy...don't overexert yourself. Our vehicles are air conditioned, so take advantage of the cool air in between stops. You'll have a great day!
“The greatest legacy we can leave our children is happy memories” – Og Mandino
We couldn't agree more. Come and make some amazing memories with us.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Grand Canyon with Grand Canyon Railway, June 2024
This is the perfect option for anyone looking to get the best views of the Grand Canyon with no stress. We wanted a way to get to the Grand Canyon from Sedona without the struggle of driving there, finding parking, figuring out the best views, etc. Our guide, Cat was absolutely excellent and provided interesting information about our surroundings throughout our whole day. We started in Sedona, picked up some groups in Flagstaff (the drive to Flagstaff is beautiful), and stopped in Williams where we got a good look at Route 66 and headed to the train from there. The train ride was a fun experience and offered snacks for purchase with fun musical entertainment. We stopped off at a cafeteria at the Grand Canyon for lunch, which had good food options for a great value. You’ll finish the day with great views of the canyon and drive back through the Navajo and Hopi reservations. A fun full day of activities!
The Monument Valley viewpoint with horse and rider is known as John Ford Point. It's named for the movie director who filmed numerous Westerns here and introduced the public to this dramatic landscape. Come with us to experience it for yourself.
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Sedona, AZ
86336
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What a great way to start your Monday! Enjoy. 😍
Rudolph was already booked but that's ok when you have this!
Grand Canyon monsoon moodiness!
