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Grand Canyon Tours in Northern Arizona

Seeing the Grand Canyon while you’re in Sedona? Absolutely doable—and absolutely worth it. Just two hours north, the South Rim offers one of the most jaw-dropping natural scenes on the planet. And thanks to Sedona’s central location, you’ve got a variety of ways to experience it: full-day excursions, air tours, scenic drives, or even luxury combo trips. No matter how you go, it’s a can’t-miss addition to your red rock adventure.

Want the classic experience? Full-day guided van or bus tours to the South Rim are the most popular and stress-free option. You’ll ride in comfort, stop at scenic viewpoints, and enjoy commentary from expert guides along the way. Many tours include meals, museum stops, and time to explore the rim on foot. Perfect for families, groups, or anyone who wants a complete day trip without driving.

Short on time? Take to the skies. Helicopter and small plane tours from Sedona give you sweeping views of the Canyon and surrounding landscapes in just a few hours—ideal for travelers with tight itineraries or a taste for high-flying views. Some air tours include flyovers of Oak Creek Canyon, Painted Desert, and even Monument Valley, depending on the route.

Looking for something more immersive? Some tours include hiking, sunset photo stops, or even Sedona + Grand Canyon combo packages that blend red rock scenery with canyon grandeur in a single, well-paced day.

What fits your trip?

  • All-day comfort with epic views? Go with a guided South Rim tour by van or bus.

  • Pressed for time or want serious wow? Try a helicopter or airplane tour.

  • Adventurous travelers? Look for combo tours with hiking or off-the-beaten-path stops.

We’ve selected each of these tours based on local insight, route quality, and traveler feedback—so you can make the most of your Grand Canyon day, however you choose to do it.

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