| Antelope Canyon |
| Recommended Items: |
- Bottled Water
- Comfortable Shoes
- Smiling Faces!
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| Photo Tips: |
- For best results use low film speeds and a tripod
- If using a handheld camera, use fast film speed
- When taking a picture in the canyon turn off the camera flash
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| Don't Forget: |
- Extra Film
- Extra Batteries
- Other Camera Lense
- Cable Release
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| Antelope Canyon: Scenic Tour |
| Tour times (Mon-Sat): 8:30am, 10:30am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm, 5:00pm *Closed on Sunday* |
Length: |
1 ½ hour |
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32.00/per person (13yrs. and older) |
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20.00/child (7-12yrs.)
*Tax and Permit included in the price. |
| Antelope Canyon: Extended Scenic Tour |
Length: |
2 ½ hour |
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50.00/per person (13yrs. and up) |
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35.00/child (7-12yrs.)
*Tax and Permit included in the price. |
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| Antelope Canyon:Photographic Tour |
| Tour times (Mon-Sat): 10:30am, 1:00pm and 8:30am (Seasonal) *Closed on Sunday* |
Length: |
2 ½ hours |
Price: |
50.00/per person (13yrs. and older) |
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35.00/child (6-12yrs.)
*Tax and Permit included in the price. |
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Photographic tours are for the amatures and the professionals, or people just enjoy staying a little longer in the canyon and feel the beauty of this natural wonder. Chief Tsosie and his native guides know all the hot spots and they will guide you through an amazing natural wonder of Antelope Canyon. They will provide you with the secret knowledge of photographing the beams and dance with the sand. We will have little chance to be alone in the canyon on this tour, nor will we be able to hear the quiet that some of the other tour-times provide, but this tour is a photographic extravaganza.We believe we have the best time starting at 10:30am for photographing the canyon. We get the early development of the light beams and stay until the beams start to lift off the canyon floor. This tour is lead with precision and experience.
8:30am - We leave when the world looks crisp and fresh and arrive to a canyon that appears almost dark as we enter the first chamber. As we move through the canyon, you will see the amazing orange and gold colors fill the canyon until the "wall of fire" literally explodes into our view. We will have an opportunity to experience the wonderful peace that is not so in the world today.
10:30am - This is the prime sunbeam tour. The colors are fairly uniform throughout the canyon and visibility is good. If some of the colors are not as brilliant, be assured that at their worst, they are spectacular. We linger at the sunbeams which pour down like heavenly messages. We will have little chance to be alone in the canyon on this tour, nor will we be able to hear the quite that some of the other tour-times provide, but this is a visual extravaganza.
1:00pm - Sunbeams continue to play in the canyon, climbing the walls instead of pouring down on the floor. The colors are very similar to the late morning tour, but the north end is slowly becoming the brightest, most colorful end. Some of the people are beginning to thin out, which allows you a more personal experience. A marvelous blend of color, shape and majesty will strike you on this tour!
3:00pm & 5:00pm - Now the quiet creeps back as most of the people have left with the sunbeams. The richness of color in the afternoon rivals the morning. There is a good chance that you will have parts of the canyon all to yourself. It is a time to pause for reflection in a spiritual wonderland, let the quiet and color soak into your bone marrow, and take a bit of the canyon into your heart. |
 photo by Troy K. Shinn
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