Tours and Trips in Sedona

Explore the sights surrounding Sedona on this guided day trip from the city. See the famous Red Rocks, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and more, followed by a visit to the old mining town of Jerome. This tour includes all admission fees as well as transportation among locations.

Explore Sedona's iconic red rock formations on a 35-minute helicopter tour, and enjoy aerial views of the cliffs and ridges that define the Sonoran Desert landscape. Soar above Cathedral Rock and Bell Rock, then steer past the imposing Three Nuns; take in Snoopy Rock and Steamboat Rock, and watch for the javelinas, elk and deer that thrive in the wild desert terrain. As you bank back towards Sedona, get a glimpse of Secret Canyon and see the cliff-side dwellings of the Sinaguan people, built high into an inaccessible cliff.

Long considered a place for healing, the Sedona red rocks are believed by many to have strong spiritual powers. This spiritual journey through the red rocks introduces you to the stories and legends behind Sedona's spiritual appeal, and helps you connect to the area's strong energy on a deeply personal level. Each tour is uniquely catered to match the needs of the participants, so no two are exactly the same.

Enjoy a scenic helicopter tour from Sedona that provides an aerial perspective on the region's famously beautiful rock formations. Soar over landmarks including Lee Mountain, Chapel of the Holy Cross, Snoopy Rock, Steamboat Rock, Bear Wallow Canyon, Schnebly Hill Road and the Three Nuns rock formation. Admire the vastness of the Sonoran Desert from the air, and hear informative commentary about the sights from your expert pilot. You'll cover a lot of ground during the 15-minute sightseeing flight and experience Arizona's natural beauty on an extraordinary air tour.

On this guided scenic day tour from Phoenix, you will not only take in the breathtaking landscapes of this desert playground with plenty of photo opportunities, but you will explore ancient Native American ruins. With plenty of free time in Sedona to explore on foot, you might check out some art galleries, do some souvenir shopping, or even get a psychic reading.

Experienced Segway riders can enjoy a 2-hour advanced tour of Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross. Traverse terrain of different grades and get panoramic views while listening to commentary from your guides. Use of all equipment included.

Regardless of where you are on your life's journey, it's never a bad time to recharge and reconnect to the universe around you. Sedona's red rock spires and plateaus offer direct access to the astral plane via interplanetary vortices. And if that sounds like a bunch of hippy-dippy mumbo jumbo, fear not, you don't have to be enlightened to enjoy these geologic wonders and the sweeping desert views they provide.

Drive the dramatic Mogollon Rim on a small-group tour that follows a primitive wagon trail to spectacular views of Oak Creek Canyon and Sedona. You'll spot Snoopy Rock, Cathedral Rock, and Elephant Rock as you learn about plants, history, and legends from the local guide, pausing along the way to snap photos of the landscape. This adventurous tour is limited to 12 people for more personal service, with multiple departures available throughout the day.

Go off-road through Sedona's red rock landscape on a Jeep tour that's not too rough, but explores some of the area's most dramatic scenery. You'll learn about Arizona geology, local history, plants, and animals as you travel along the base of the rock formations, discovering views to Cathedral Rock, Thunder Mountain, Bear Mountain, and more. This Sedona Jeep tour is limited to 12 people for a fun, personal experience, with departure from a central location in uptown Sedona.

This Grand Canyon day trip combines sights from both land and sky. After departing Phoenix, enjoy a scenic drive including a stop along Route 66. Enjoy a 45-minute helicopter flight over the Grand Canyon, which follows the Colorado River. Spend three hours at legendary Grand Canyon National Park, including a canyon rim driving tour and gourmet picnic lunch before returning to Phoenix by luxury van.

This medicine wheel ceremony is a deep dive into the spiritual energies that many believe Sedona offers its visitors. Join a Cherokee elder for a traditional medicine wheel ceremony using a wheel made by the Lakota tribe. This hands-on tour includes personalized attention as your guide walks you through your fears, illusions, and truths for a potentially transformational experience.

Experience the mystique that is Sedona and admire its red rock landscapes on this 10-hour tour from Phoenix. Natural and cultural attractions may include Bell Rock, Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, and Chapel of the Holy Cross. This tour is limited to just five people for a small-group experience.

Discover the magic of Arizona on this  3-hour ride with a small group to the edge of the Colorado Plateau in Sedona, with a guide. Ride 2,000 feet up an old-school wagon trail and experience first class views of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon. Let your knowledgeable guide lead you into the backcountry to explore off the beaten track. This tour is limited to 15, to ensure a personalized experience.

Bare witness to the grandeur of Sedona's otherworldly landscape during this half-day round-trip driving tour. Cruise through Oak Creek Canyon to reach a 7000 ft overlook for sweeping views of the desert before heading to the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Explore the village of Tlaquepaque to browse the local arts and crafts and then head up to the Airport Overlook for more stunning views of Sedona's most famous Red Rock formations.

Sedona's red rock desert landscape is at once otherworldly and emblematic of the American West. See the best parts from the comfort of a luxury van during this 2-hour round trip tour from uptown. Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, and the Chapel of the Holy Cross are just a few of the fabulous sites you'll see along the way.

Take in aerial views of Sedona's mountains and ancient sites on a 25-minute helicopter tour that goes deep into Red Rock-Secret Mountain Wilderness. Soar above Rattlesnake Mesa and see the cliff-side homes of the Sinaguan people as you explore a landscape split by deep canyons and crevices. Capture unforgettable images of Sedona's unearthly rock formations as you fly past Bear Mountain, Fay's Arch and Doe Mesa, and enjoy sweeping vistas of Arizona's dark pines and vibrant cliffs.

Discover the natural beauty of the Southwestern United States on a 2.5-hour tour from Sedona. This tour can be customized to your interests, with highlights such as driving through the incredible scenery of Oak Creek Canyon, a visit to Bell Rock and Airport Mesa, and a stop at Chapel of the Holy Cross, an architectural gem built into a tall rock spire. Browse stalls with Native American jewelry and crafts, and hear about the spiritual significance of some of Sedona's most renowned sites on this fascinating introduction to Sedona.

Visit Grand Canyon National Park, passing by the red rock country of Sedona, on this 13-hour tour from the Phoenix area. On the way, you'll also stop at Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Reservation, where you can browse local crafts, if you wish. When you reach the Grand Canyon, make stops in the park to see the natural wonder from multiple viewpoints.

Discover Sedona's adventurous side on a Jeep tour that explores the rugged hills, canyons, and rough terrain that surround the city. You'll learn about local geology, history, and wildlife as you spot landmarks that include Thunder Mountain, Doe Mesa, and Diamondback Gulch, with an experienced guide to share local legends and spot wildlife. This Sedona Jeep tour includes pickup and drop-off at local hotels, and it's the perfect way to get off-road and deep into the Arizona desert.

Marvel in the beauty of Arizona’s famous red rock country on this 90-minute small-group tour departing from Sedona. Ride through the area on a Jeep and discover breathtaking views of ancient canyons and magnificent sandstone formations. A personal guide will clue you in to Sedona’s ecology and history, which includes evidence of human life dating back to 11,500 BC. Avoid the hassle of a big group with this small-group tour, designed for 15 people or less.