About antelope.tours

Updated October 26, 2026 the sources named on each destination page

antelope.tours compares Antelope Canyon tours and visits around Page, Arizona. The guides cover canyon routes, meeting points, admission charges and booking terms. You book a tour with its seller, and the named operator leads your canyon visit. Your booking through a tour button can earn this site a commission.

What this site is

The method page explains how you get the tours you see and in what order. Each destination page names the agencies and operators behind its fees, access rules and schedules. If you spot an error, the contact page takes your correction.

The catalogue has 283 tours that go to the canyons, Horseshoe Bend or Lake Powell, read one by one. Of those, 74 meet the review bar. The lists keep 73 of them in 14 lists. Read how the choosing works in How we choose.

What this site is not

This isn't a booking site. You book on the booking platform at its price, or direct with the Navajo companies where they sell direct. A booking through a tour button earns this site a commission; you pay the same, as the disclosure explains.
Places in the lists aren't for sale. The bar is 4.5 stars and 30 reviews from the booking platform and Tripadvisor together. Direct prices stand next to the booking-page prices when the operator publishes them.
This isn't a tourist board. The permit, the parking and the two clocks are here because they cost you money or a missed slot.

Sources

Where the numbers come from

The permit and the rules Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation: the $15 permit since January 1, the mandatory guide, the 2-hour limit in Upper, the six Upper companies and the two Lower ones.

Horseshoe Bend The City of Page at horseshoebend.co: $10 per car, sunrise to sunset, the 1.5-mile path, no drones.

Lake Powell and the dam The Bureau of Reclamation gauge for the lake level, read every day on the Lake Powell page; the National Park Service for the $30 fee and the dock conditions at Rainbow Bridge.

Weather and sun The NOAA weather report from the Page airport, the National Weather Service office in Flagstaff for alerts, and sunrise and sunset computed for Page.

The two clocks NIST: Arizona keeps standard time all year; the Navajo Nation observes daylight saving from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November.

Tour prices and ratings The catalogue is read one listing at a time. Each tour's starting price, rating and review count are re-read every day; the lists get a full review every 2 weeks. Ratings come from the booking platform and Tripadvisor together.

Contact

Write through the contact page or to desk@antelope.tours.