Small Group Grand Canyon South Rim with Sedona Day Tour from Phoenix

Enjoy approximately 3 hours at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon as well as a visit to the famous Red Rocks of Sedona including the scenic drive through Oak Creek Canyon!

Day trip to visit Arizona’s breathtaking Grand Canyon National Park
Several viewpoints at the spectacular Grand Canyon South Rim
Walk the rim and visit El Tovar, Hopi House, and more!
Visit to Sedona includes Bell Rock, Uptown, and Oak Creek Canyon

Departure Location:
Select hotels in the Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe area*
*In efforts to cut down on the amount of time it takes to do pick ups, we may need you to meet at another hotel. Our office will contact you upon booking.

Departure Time:
Between 6:00am and 7:00am

Return Time:
Between 7:00pm and 8:00pm

After departing the Phoenix metro area, our tour travels through the expansive Sonoran Desert filled with the native saguaro cactus. The scenery begins to change as we increase in elevation and views of the cactus fade into pine trees. As we continue further into Northern Arizona, we will travel the outskirts of the Route 66 town of Flagstaff and from the highway, see the San Francisco Peaks among the seemingly endless Ponderosa Pine Forest, the largest contiguous forest of ponderosa pines in the world.

You’ll experience about three hours within the National Park marveling at the beauty that is the Grand Canyon. Don’t forget to visit the historic El Tovar Lodge and Hopi House in Grand Canyon Village. While at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park, you will have opportunities to walk the rim, shop and capture an unlimited number of photographs.

Also included in this tour is a special visit to the stunning Red Rocks of Sedona. Enjoy a photo stop at Bell Rock and approximately 30 minutes in Uptown Sedona. You will also get to enjoy the scenic drive through Oak Creek Canyon which connects Sedona to the Ponderosa pine forests of Flagstaff! No matter you are in Sedona, you are surrounded by incredible views!

Please note

We recommend closed-toed shoes year round. During the winter, we recommend layers, long pants, winter coats, gloves, and hats. During spring and fall, we recommend jackets.
These are all approximations, please check the weather prior to your tour. Winter temperatures at the Grand Canyon can range from 0-40 degrees fahrenheit. Spring and fall temperature range from 40-70 degrees fahrenheit. Summer temperatures range from 70-90 degrees fahrenheit.
The Grand Canyon is approximately 4 hours from the Phoenix and Scottsdale area. With stops made along the way though, we typically arrive around noon.
Children under the age of 3 are not permitted on PUBLIC tours. You are required to provide your own child safety seat for anyone under 8 years old.
Effective January 1, 2026, the United States federal government has enacted changes for entrance fees to Grand Canyon National Park for international guests. NON U.S. Resident passengers on a commercial ground tour can choose from the 2 options below to cover their Grand Canyon National Park Entrance Fee:

Purchase the new Non-Resident America the Beautiful Pass for $250. This new pass will cover the entry fee for all National Parks on a commercial tour (or in a Private Vehicle) for the Pass Holder plus up to 3 additional adults on the same reservation (ages 16 and older). This pass will soon be available to purchase online. IF YOU ALREADY HAVE AN ANNUAL PARK PASS PURCHASED IN 2025, YOU CAN STILL USE THAT UNTIL EXPIRATION. You must present this pass to your tour guide upon entering our tour vehicle. Failure to do so will result in a forfeited tour.
Pay the $100 per adult (ages 16 and older) Non Resident Entrance Fee prior to the start of your tour. This fee will be available to pay online or by phone. This $100 fee goes directly to the National Park Service.

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Please be aware that this new fee policy is the policy of the National Park Service at the direction of the Department of the Interior, and that tour operators conducting tours as a CUA Holder (Commercial Use Authorization) are required to collect these fees and remit them to the NPS each time we enter the park. The National Park Service continues to provide free entry for ages 15 and younger when accompanied by an adult.

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