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Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley & Antelope Canyon Three-Day Tour
Explore the most spectacular landscapes of the American Southwest on a three-day small-group tour from Las Vegas. This itinerary combines dramatic national parks, red-rock canyons, desert viewpoints, and iconic photography locations.
On the first day, travel from Las Vegas to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. Enjoy towering sandstone cliffs, scenic overlooks, and Bryce Canyon’s famous hoodoo formations before continuing to the overnight hotel.
On the second day, visit Arches National Park and Monument Valley. Discover natural stone arches, vast desert landscapes, and the classic red-rock scenery of the American West.
On the third day, explore Antelope Canyon with a professional Navajo guide, followed by Horseshoe Bend and a scenic stop near Lake Powell. After completing the sightseeing program, return to Las Vegas.
Tour Highlights
Three-day small-group tour from Las Vegas
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
Arches National Park
Monument Valley scenic sightseeing
Guided Antelope Canyon experience
Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Lake Powell scenic stop
Two nights of hotel accommodation
Comfortable transportation
Professional bilingual driver-guide
Complimentary bottled water
Approximate Duration
Three days and two nights.
Included
Transportation throughout the tour
Two nights of hotel accommodation
Professional driver-guide
Selected national park sightseeing
Horseshoe Bend visit
Lake Powell sightseeing stop
Bottled water
Not Included
Antelope Canyon admission
Monument Valley Navajo-guided tour, unless specifically stated
National park foreign visitor fees or annual pass costs
Driver-guide gratuity
Meals unless specifically stated
Hotel incidental deposits
Personal expenses
Antelope Canyon admission must be reserved according to the selected Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon option. The itinerary order, hotels, sightseeing times, and routes may be adjusted based on weather, traffic, ticket availability, park conditions, and local operating requirements.
Explore the most spectacular landscapes of the American Southwest on a three-day small-group tour from Las Vegas. This itinerary combines dramatic national parks, red-rock canyons, desert viewpoints, and iconic photography locations.
On the first day, travel from Las Vegas to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. Enjoy towering sandstone cliffs, scenic overlooks, and Bryce Canyon’s famous hoodoo formations before continuing to the overnight hotel.
On the second day, visit Arches National Park and Monument Valley. Discover natural stone arches, vast desert landscapes, and the classic red-rock scenery of the American West.
On the third day, explore Antelope Canyon with a professional Navajo guide, followed by Horseshoe Bend and a scenic stop near Lake Powell. After completing the sightseeing program, return to Las Vegas.
Tour Highlights
Three-day small-group tour from Las Vegas
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
Arches National Park
Monument Valley scenic sightseeing
Guided Antelope Canyon experience
Horseshoe Bend viewpoint
Lake Powell scenic stop
Two nights of hotel accommodation
Comfortable transportation
Professional bilingual driver-guide
Complimentary bottled water
Approximate Duration
Three days and two nights.
Included
Transportation throughout the tour
Two nights of hotel accommodation
Professional driver-guide
Selected national park sightseeing
Horseshoe Bend visit
Lake Powell sightseeing stop
Bottled water
Not Included
Antelope Canyon admission
Monument Valley Navajo-guided tour, unless specifically stated
National park foreign visitor fees or annual pass costs
Driver-guide gratuity
Meals unless specifically stated
Hotel incidental deposits
Personal expenses
Antelope Canyon admission must be reserved according to the selected Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon option. The itinerary order, hotels, sightseeing times, and routes may be adjusted based on weather, traffic, ticket availability, park conditions, and local operating requirements.