Fly In & Sedona
Fly into Phoenix and head straight to Sedona, one of the most visually dramatic towns in America. Red rocks, art galleries, and sunsets that stop you mid-sentence.
March is the sweet spot for Arizona — the desert is comfortable, the wildflowers are beginning, and the Grand Canyon is free of summer crowds. Eight days through Sedona's red rock canyons, the South Rim, Monument Valley, and the high desert landscapes that look like they belong on another planet. This is the Best Of series at its finest — enough time to actually take it in.
Tour Highlights
- Grand Canyon South Rim
- Sedona red rock country and Cathedral Rock
- Monument Valley
- Antelope Canyon
- Old Tucson and Saguaro National Park
- Desert wildflowers at peak bloom
What to Expect
Grand Canyon
Two days at the South Rim — enough time to watch it change through the day as the light shifts. Ranger programs, rim walks, and the silence that hits you when you first look over the edge.
Monument Valley
The landscape you've seen a thousand times in Westerns, with none of the staging. Guided Navajo tour into the valley.
Antelope Canyon & Page
The slot canyon where the light comes through in shafts. Horseshoe Bend just down the road. Two of the most photographed places in the American West.
Return Home
Morning at leisure before flying home.
What's Included
Included
- Roundtrip airfare
- 7 nights hotel
- Navajo guided tour in Monument Valley
- Antelope Canyon guided tour
- Professional tour director
- All park entrance fees
Not Included
- Meals (unless specified)
- Personal purchases
- Travel insurance (recommended)
Frequently Asked Questions
How much walking is involved?
The Grand Canyon rim walk is paved and flat. Antelope Canyon requires some bending and stepping. Monument Valley is driven. We pace this trip with our travelers in mind.
What is the weather like in early March?
Sedona and the Grand Canyon are typically in the 50s–60s during the day, cooler at night. The desert is beautiful and manageable this time of year.