East Rim

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$120 - 2 Adults
$30 - 1 Child
2.5 Hours Guided
Off-Road Van Tour

Experience the raw, beauty of Marble Canyon, the breathtaking gateway to the East Grand Canyon. Led by local experts, this off-road expedition brings you face-to-face with the region’s most dramatic desert landscapes, deep geological wonders, and rich cultural stories. Choose one of three different locations along the east rim or customize your experience by adding multiple locations. Perfectly positioned for road-trippers, this flexible excursion makes a seamless standalone adventure or an ideal scenic stop when traveling north from Sedona or Flagstaff toward Lake Powell's iconic sights.

Tatahatso Point

Tatahatso PointGiant 2,400 foot deep Horshoe Bend

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Confluence Overlook

Confluence OverlookTurquoise water of the Little Colorado River

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Kwagunt Overlook

Kwagunt OverlookWarped Tectonic Uplift of the Kaibab Plateau

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What You Will See & Experience

The Crimson Cliffs: Towering views of the Echo Cliffs and the vibrant Vermillion Cliffs.
Canyon Country Horizons: Distant glimpses stretching toward both the North Rim and South Rim of the Grand Canyon, alongside the massive Kaibab Plateau.
Sacred Monuments: Clear sights of the iconic Shinumo Altar rising from the desert floor.
Rim-Side Dining: Want to savor the view? We provide tables and chairs at the rim if you would like to pack and bring your own lunch.

Meeting Location & Transportation Options

Option 1: Meet-Up at Cedar Ridge(Free)
The Location: Meet us directly at Cedar Ridge, AZ, situated on Highway 89 at milepost 505(40 miles south of Page).
Perfect For: Travelers driving north from Sedona or Flagstaff toward Page to see Antelope Canyon or Horseshoe Bend.
Option 2: Custom Pickup from Page,AZ
The Service: Skip the drive. We offer door-to-door transportation right from your lodging in Page.
The Cost: An additional $40 flat fee per booking.
Travel Time: Please allow an extra 40 minutes of drive time each way for this pickup service.

Pricing & Booking Information

Zero Upfront Risk: Pay onsite when you arrive at the meeting location. We accept both Cash and Credit Cards.
Flexible Departures: Standard tours launch anytime between 8:00 AM and 12:00 PM Mountain Time based on your schedule.
Sunset Upgrades: Evening or sunset tours are available upon request for an additional $20 per person.
All-Inclusive Rates: No hidden surprises. Your tour price automatically includes the $15 Navajo Tribal Park fee and the 6% Navajo Nation tax.

Onboard Comforts & Capacity

Climate Control: Travel in a comfortable, modern tour van equipped with powerful A/C in the summer and excellent heating in the winter.
Small Groups: The van holds up to 8 guests with dedicated space for your backpacks and camera equipment.
Refreshments Included: Complimentary bottled water and bananas are provided to keep you energized.

What to Wear & Pack

Footwear: Sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes are required.
Clothing: Dress in layers to easily adjust to changing desert temperatures.
Sun Protection: Pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat.
Gear: Bring your personal camera or cellphone (you will want it!).

Important Health & Safety Policies

The Terrain: The 40-minute drive out to the canyon rim travels off-highway and is a little bumpy. Because of this, this tour is not advised for pregnant women or individuals with back or neck issues.
Children & Car Seats: Families are welcome! However, you must provide your own child car seat if one is legally required for your child.

Cancellations & Weather Policy

Risk-Free Cancellation: Change of plans? You can easily cancel the tour yourself by clicking the cancellation link inside your initial reservation email.
Weather Disruptions: Your safety is our absolute priority. Tours may be canceled or rescheduled by the operator due to severe, inclement weather, including heavy rain, flash flooding risks, lightning, heavy snow, hail, high winds, or dense fog.

5 Star Reviews from Our Visitors.

Friendly profesional Navajo guide and van driver shows you amazing landscapes and interesting information about the Navajo Tribe, Local History, and Landscape Geology.

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This tour is an absolute must for anyone visiting Page and the Grand Circle! Our licensed Navajo guide took us on a private, exclusive tour through a portion of the Navajo Nation, explaining local history, culture and geology as we went. His energy and enthusiasm were evident from the moment we arrived!

Beth Roberts

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This tour was absolutely phenomenal — an understatement, really. Our guide, Ronnie, was approachable, incredibly knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and he went out of his way to make the experience enjoyable for my mother and I. The East Rim overlook was nothing short of breathtaking.

Aiyana McIntyre

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East Grand Canyon Navajo Tours are the absolute best! Ronnie, the owner and guide is so knowledgeable about the Native land on which he was raised—he relayed so many interesting facts about his people and how they came to settle and work this land. The area we visited is very remote, yet so peaceful; a truly magical experience!

Diane Rocha

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This was an amazing, authentic and educational tour of the large horseshoe on the east rim of the Grand Canyon. This view is only seen from the Navajo Reservation. Our Navajo guide, Ronnie was honest and attentive to our group of 10 while giving us the tour of a lifetime! The location was so beautiful it didn’t seam real!

Ruth Burke

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Ronnie made our Grand Canyon Tour unforgettable! His knowledge, warmth, and enthusiasm brought the Navajo culture and stunning canyon views to life. My family loved his storytelling and personalized touch. Highly recommend booking with Ronnie for a truly special experience!

Nodir Yoldashev

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