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Private Deluxe Sedona Red Rocks Day Tour
South of Flagstaff is the picturesque settlement of Sedona. Wherever you walk, you are surrounded by the tall, red and orange rocks Sedona is known for. A natural beauty, the best way to enjoy Sedona is by walking her many trails or exploring the spirituality centers all over downtown. Art as well as the mystical, is the focus of the many people who live here. Gaze upon stunning sculptures and paintings or get your palm read. But if you prefer natural wonders, spend your evening dining on the patios of downtown restaurants while admiring the heavenly sunsets. Highlighted by the setting sun's kaleidoscope of colors, the already lovely red rocks glow a beautiful rouge and create amazing photos. Each of gorgeous mountains are appear a certain shape like Bell Rock which looks like a bell or Courthouse Rock which appears tall, like a courthouse.
Private Deluxe Montezuma Castle, Sedona along with Jerome Day Tour
Created between 1100 and 1425, Montezuma Castle is a perfect example of indigenous architecture. The Sinagua tribe of people left this interesting monument (in other words- their home) which is full of exciting facts and history. Walk the trail while observing the castle and taking pictures of this ancient building. Later on, travel through the red rock valleys of Sedona. With its beautiful views and fascinating spiritual life, Sedona is full of things to do. Art, too, is the center of life for those who live in Sedona. Similarly enough, Jerome has some of the same things that attracts people to Sedona. This former mine town, with its rich history and numerous ghost stories, has breathtaking views, for it is situated at the base of a cliff. Explore the many museums or look through the gift shops; find out about Jerome's wondrous history.
8 HRS CUSTOM BUILT DAY TOUR
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10 HRS CUSTOM BUILT DAY TOUR
The trip includes private tour guide. We will pick you up and drop you off at your choosing. You are the boss. You get to decide how long we spend at each experiance and where we're heading next. Park entrance fees and all taxes are included.
Private Deluxe Prescott, Jerome and Sedona Day Tour
Located in central Arizona, Prescott is known for Watson Lake and Whiskey Row which is found downtown. Watson Lake, home to hundreds of different species of birds, and Whiskey Row, home to many bars and eateries, is definitely a great place to spend your day. Did you know that area around Prescott has been inhabited for 9,000 years! On the other hand if you're looking for a good scare and ghost stories, Jerome is the perfect place for you! Standing at the edge of a cliff, Jerome's views are to die for. Explore the spooky gift shops and legends or spend your time learning about the history of the mine town by walking through its many museums. But if you fancy the more mystical side of life and enjoy amazing sights, Sedona is a must-see Arizona town. With its lovely red rocks and natural wonders, one can never get enough of Sedona's beauty. Walk through downtown Sedona's shops or go along the many trails centered around this little town.
Private Deluxe Verde Valley Native Americans Ruins along with Sedona Day Tour
Years and years ago, Arizona had been occupied by many American Indian tribes who left behind much history and artifacts. The Hopi Indians, for example, are known for their multicolored corn. Visit these ancient monuments that serve to explain Arizona's early history. The indigenous architecture, although no longer in use, give a great insight to the life of these predecessors. If history is your thing, this ancient ruins will definitely suit your fancy.
The Grand Canyon attracts millions of tourist every year and for good reason. With all sorts of wildlife like deer, eagles, and moose roaming the surrounding evergreen forests, one can see a grand array of beauty at every turn. Travel back in time by walking through the million year history of the canyon. Furthermore, the Navajo Indians have their own reservation in Northern Arizona. The reservation is also the only place in Arizona that does not observe Daylight Saving Time.
Private Deluxe Grand Canyon and Sedona Day Tour
Sedona, known for its red rock formations and art centered reputation, is quite the place to see. These rocks are specific to Sedona and attract photographers and tourists alike. Grand Canyon, on the other hand, is a landmark that is as dazzling as its known image. One of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon lives up to its widespread fame; it even stretches across 277 miles.
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Private Deluxe Verde Canyon Railroad along with Jerome Day Tour
The Verde Canyon Railroad travels through beautiful scenery. Built in 1912 to transport miners and the townsfolk of Jerome, the Verde Canyon Railroad has a rich history that one can experience in the comforts of modern technology like air conditioning. Dine while enjoying the magnificent views as the train travels through 20 miles of light, red mountains and green landscape. Jerome, on the other hand, sits on the edge of a tall mountain so that one can see far down below. The views are spectacular and a sight to see. Along with beauty, Jerome is known for the historical aspect of its reputation. Museums and the supernatural are everywhere in this tiny town. Although Jerome most owes its reputation to mining. After the mines closed in 1953, the population of Jerome fell to as little as 50 people.
Private Deluxe Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend Day Tour
Northern Arizona is full of natural landmarks and attractions. Attractions like Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are just a couple of the many lovely landmarks in Arizona. Made by natural means, these sights are one of a kind. Centered in a Navajo reservation, Antelope Canyon has captured the interest of tourists for many years. Listen to the Native American tour guide as he talks about the Navajo culture and the history of Antelope Canyon. Antelope Canyon rises 120 feet above the stream bed. Horseshoe Bend, on the other hand, stands almost 1000 feet above the Colorado River. Like its name suggests, the natural swerve of the river creates the image of a horseshoe up above.
Private Deluxe Apache Trail with Steamboat Cruise and Superstition Mountains Day Tour
Scenic and with a picturesque view, Apache Trail is quite the road. Named after the Apache Indians who had used this trail in order to pass through Superstition Mountains, its significance is not lost on its viewers. The Steamboat Cruise takes you in between the two mountains, a valley of water. The calm waters and alluring scenery make for a calm boat ride through the mountains. Superstition Mountains have long held tourists' interests as the beautiful scenery naturally invites the viewer to take photos.
Private Deluxe Tombstone, San Xavier Mission Day Tour
Want to experience the real wild west? Tombstone, Arizona is the epitome of all things west. Once a prosperous mine town, Tombstone is riddled with history of outlaws, and gun fights. The town folk reenact the famous shootout, Gunfight at O.K. Corral, which took place in 1881 between the outlaw gang called the Cowboys and the Earps. Located 10 miles south of downtown Tuscon, Arizona, the San Xavier Mission is an old Catholic opened in 1797. The stunning architecture and tall ceilings make this mission look like the cathedrals that are spread all over Europe. This mission, built when Arizona was still part of New Spain, went through many trials before ultimately falling into the US's hands after the Gadsden Purchase, the acquisition of southern Arizona and southwest New Mexico from Mexico through a treaty, in 1854.