Guided Tours

Lower Antelope Canyon Tour with Navajo Guide

Lower Antelope Canyon's swirling sandstone formations under a blue sky.

Tourists navigating the narrow pathways of Lower Antelope Canyon on a guided tour with Ken's Tours.

Tourist with camera exploring Lower Antelope Canyon's narrow pathways in Arizona.

Tourists ascending stairs in Lower Antelope Canyon with Ken's Tours.

Duration

1 hr 30 min - 13 hr

Free cancellation

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Guided tour

Transfers included

Hotel pickup

Meals included

Indulge in a sumptuous meal as a part of your experience

4.7/5

(1,319)

John

Dec 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Visiting Lower Antelope Canyon was truly a breathtaking and unforgettable experience. The natural beauty of the canyon is beyond words—every turn reveals stunning colors, flowing sandstone walls, and God’s amazing creation on full display. What made the experience even more special was our tour guide, who was incredibly accommodating, kind, and knowledgeable. They took the time to explain the history of the canyon, helped everyone take beautiful photos, and made sure we felt safe and comfortable throughout the tour. Their warm and friendly attitude made the entire journey even more enjoyable. This tour is absolutely worth it, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an awe-inspiring adventure paired with excellent hospitality. A truly memorable experience from start to finish!

Aarthee

Dec 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Here's a review for Lower Antelope Canyon: "Just got back from Lower Antelope Canyon and it was AMAZING! The twists and turns of the canyon were like nothing I've ever seen before. The rock formations were stunning, with colors and textures that seemed to shift and change as we moved through the canyon. The tour was a great experience - our guide was knowledgeable and made the whole thing feel adventurous and special. The stairs can be a bit tricky, but it's totally worth it for the views. One thing to keep in mind is that it's a bit more physically demanding than Upper Antelope, so if you're not super mobile, you might want to consider Upper instead. But if you're up for the adventure, Lower Antelope is a must-see!"

Andrea

Nov 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Tour was amazing! We went in November, not a lot of people and weather was perfect. The lunch they gave us was very yummy (personal fave was rhe veggie sandwich). Our bus guide, Mama, was very knowledgeable, lively, and a great photographer. She sent us a lot of additional links and info about the areas we went to, in case we wanted extra reading on our own time. Our Navajo guide also took great photos of us and gave us interesting tidbits about the canyon. He was also happy to answer any questions we had. All in all it was a fun and very educational time. Remember to bring cash, nor just for the tips, but for souvenirs as well as the visitor center's card system might not work.

Discover the beauty of Lower Antelope Canyon, guided by local experts who ensure both safety and a memorable experience.

Navigate its famous narrow passages, descend ladders that unveil its dramatic twists, turns, and see the canyon’s signature wave-like formations.

Walk through winding corridors and capture incredible photos of the sculpted sandstone walls carved by flash floods and erosion over thousands of years.

Hear stories and insights from Navajo guides about the cultural heritage and geological wonders that make this canyon so special.

Upgrade to a full-day tour from Las Vegas with hotel pick-up, round-trip bus transport, a stop at Horseshoe Bend, and lunch.

Entry to Lower Antelope Canyon

Navajo guide

Navajo Park permit fee

Lower Antelope Canyon day tour with round-trip transportation from Las Vegas (as per option selected)

Entry to Horseshoe Bend (as per option selected)

Hotel pick-up from select locations on the Las Vegas Strip (as per option selected)

Lunch (deli-style turkey sandwich, granola bar) and bottled water (as per option selected)

Gratuity for the Navajo guide ($3-$5 per person)

You can cancel these tickets up to 5 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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What our guests say
Marharyta
Jan 2026
Verified booking
5/5
The trip through the canyon was simply fantastic! Our guide was absolutely amazing! He conducted the tour very professionally and with humor, and his help with taking photos was simply brilliant!!!
Rosie
Jan 2026
Verified booking
4/5
It's amazing, I love it our guide is very knowlegeable. She is also able to take photos for us. The crowd is not much weather is nice
Dawne
Jan 2026
Verified booking
5/5
The guide was wonderful. They divide the group into 15 per guide, which was a lot but he was a seasoned pro and was sure to include everyone. The day we were there it was VERY crowded!! And Ken's was not prepared to handle all the people. We paid more for this tour than folks who came without a ticket (they pay $76, this ticket is $100) but there was a huge waiting list and I'm not sure everyone got in. There were tour busses!! So, the number of people was off putting. But when you get into the canyon, it's overwhelmingly beautiful and we felt it was worth the hassle.
Wendy
Jan 2026
Verified booking
5/5
The tour of Lower Antelope Canyon was amazing. The views were gorgeous and our guide, Alicia, shared a lot of information and views that we would not have learned without her. She was very knowledgeable and helped us take the best photos to share our experience. Definitely would recommend this tour!
Joshua
Jan 2026
Verified booking
5/5
The tour guide was excellent. Jonas did a great job taking pictures with the group and giving is pointers on how to take pictures of the canyon. He was also very funny. Good jokes to keep the group laughing.

Go on a guided tour of Lower Antelope Canyon led by Navajo experts, where narrow passageways, flowing sandstone walls, and ladder climbs reveal one of nature’s most striking formations.

Getting started

Arrive at the check-in area 30 minutes before your scheduled time to check in. After a short orientation, meet your Navajo guide and begin your journey into the canyon through its tight sandstone entrance.

What to expect

Lower Antelope Canyon

Carved by water and wind over millions of years, this slot canyon is defined by its twisting corridors, smooth wave-like walls, and dramatic drops. Visitors navigate ladders and winding passageways, making the experience more active and adventurous than Upper Antelope Canyon.

Features

Guided walk: Explore the canyon’s narrow slots and ladder climbs with Navajo guides leading the way.

Distinct geology: See sculpted arches, wave-like curves, and textured formations unique to Lower Antelope Canyon.

Adventurous element: Navigate steep stairs, confined spaces, and multi-level pathways for a hands-on canyon experience.

Cultural insights: Learn about the Navajo name, history, and traditions tied to this remarkable place.

What’s not allowed

Do not touch the sandstone canyon walls, as they are extremely delicate, and natural oils or moisture can speed up erosion.

You cannot carry your hiking sticks, canes, or walkers of any kind inside the canyons.

Large bags, tripods, monopods, and selfie sticks are not permitted, so be sure to travel light.

Video recording is prohibited inside the canyon, though photography is allowed.

Pets and animals are not allowed on the tour.

Accessibility

This tour is not suitable for pregnant individuals or anyone who may find the hike physically challenging.

The route cannot accommodate wheelchairs, strollers, or prams.

Guests who are unable to manage the walking or ladder climbs should not participate.

Additional information

Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time.

Restrooms are not available inside the canyon, so prepare in advance.

Tours operate on Arizona local time—keep time zone differences in mind if you are visiting from another state.

Wear closed-toe, sturdy shoes to ensure both comfort and safety during the walk.

It’s customary to tip your Navajo guide ($3–$5 per person), so bringing cash is recommended.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.