Monument Valley Sunset Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Breathtaking sunset views over Monument Valley
- Explore iconic sandstone formations
- Learn about Navajo culture and history
- Capture stunning photographs of the valley
- Experience the serene desert landscape
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Guided tour of Monument Valley
- Transportation to and from the park
- Bottled water
- Meals
Itinerary
Scenic Stop 1- West & East Mitten View Scenic Stop 2- John Ford's Point & Three Sister's Monument Scenic Stop 3- Navajo Hogan Visit & Navajo rug weaving demonstration. Scenic Stop 4- Moccasin Arch, Big Hogan Arch & Live Performance Scenic Stop 5- Sun's Eye & Anasazi Petroglyphs/Ruins Scenic Stop 6- Totem Pole Monument Scenic Stop 7- North Window or Artist's Point Their will be a minimum of 5-10 minutes at each scenic stop to explore and take photos.
Meeting point
Start Location
Unknown location
Important information
Know before you book
- This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
- Stroller accessibility is limited due to uneven terrain.
- Service animals are not permitted on this tour.
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for walking on uneven terrain.
- Bring a camera to capture the breathtaking landscapes.
- Ensure you have a full charge on your mobile device, as charging facilities may be limited.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Service Animals Allowed
- Easy Public Transport
- Infants Required On Laps
Traveler reviews
An experience that should never be missed.
It was quite an experience. Our guide is so knowledgeable. Highly recommended.
Best your ever
Most wonderful tour I’ve ever been on in my life. Absolutely spectacular. Learned a lot about the Navajo culture and explored their breath taking land
This was our best trip, made even better by Sandrea!
Sandrea was our tour guid and besides being knowledgeable she was entertaining! She kept us interested the entire tour!
Ethereal Journey Through the Ages of Monument Valley (sunset tour with Travis Mose)
Though I have been to Monument Valley many times over the past 30 years, several of which have been with Navajo guides, this one with Travis was, as we said back in the day, Mind Blowing. The pagentry of the monuments marching through time was brought to life for me this time as in no other visit. I felt the living sky and earth and wind through the notes of Travis' flute and observed a man, a truly blessed man, who demonstrates what it is to walk in beauty. As we passed through beloved land, Travis' way of welcoming, his generosity in sharing his heritage knitted sense through the awareness of a troubled world and I entered into a deeper understanding of the oneness of all things, even people who strive to be distinct and above others, and this not in words as much as the deep acceptance of how to be in contrast to what we have learned of people's sickness of soul. Afraid I'll get all sappy and sentimental sounding if I go on, I'll close with this. Now, after this trip through the valley, my heart is woven through with the glorious red dirt of healing. For my new husband, Geoff Koetsch and I, it was a blessing on our late years' love and the wonder of life embraced. Thank you, Travis. Shirley Willis
Exceptional 💥👌
Beyond his skills as a guide, Travis, whose real name is "Dark Sky" in Navajo, marked our journey with his remarkable humanity and sensitivity. His deep desire to convey the essence of his land was expressed through the songs and stories that accompanied our hours of sharing. Knowledgeable in photography, he also shared his secrets for capturing the best viewpoints. By transforming this incursion into sacred territory, Travis became indispensable; we will do our best to request his services again during our next stay in Monument Valley.