Antelope Canyon X Tour with Navajo Guide

Guide was great & very knowledgeable about best settings for pics on phone. He was happy to take pics & kept the tour moving nicely.

Our guide Jacob was very informative and explained the history of ownership of the lands and touring operation as well as describing the variety of rock formations and uniques features of valleys within the Antelpoe Canyon regoin. The Antelope Canyon X tour was very enjoyable an easy hike with beautiful sculptured narrow passageways that were lit up with a variety of hues from orange to blue depending on the natural ligthing.

The guide Clalin was awesome. He took magnificent pictures and was very informative. It is a great experience to have the Navaho guides with all their knowledge. He was very patient with us since we were the oldest in the group.

Ticketing was easy online with good instructions on using the app to obtain the tickets. The actual tour experience was wonderful. I was impressed with the safety features that were in place on reaching the canyon on the tour van and then on the tour itself. Our tour guide, Mike, was great. He was a teacher throughout the tour as well helping the group take beautiful photographs!

I couldn't find the appropriate option to check, so I'll explain here. The staff and our guide were all great and our experience was also great with one exception. We brought our son's booster seat for the van ride as requested by the venue and when we got to the entrance of the canyon, the staff asked us to hand them the booster seat for safekeeping until we return from the guided tour. Upon our return from the canyon tour, we did not see our booster seat on the table and searched around for a bit before asking the staff. They also looked around and said the only booster seat there was a very used Cosco seat, which they thought might be their company seat. Our seat is a Graco seat that attaches to a backrest which we had just purchased a few months ago when our son transitioned out of a regular car seat, so it was still relatively new. They said the seat could have possibly been switch and maybe it was returned to the office. When we got back to the office, they said no one returned a booster seat. We were at a loss and were trying to figure out what to do since we had a 15 hour car ride to get home and I did not feel my son would be safe in this old Cosco seat, which the staff offered to us to take. Eventually, another staff member asked us if we wanted to take a slightly newer Chicco booster, which we releuctly accepted since we had no options. However, the Chicco seat doesn't have a backrest and head protection like our Graco seat. I think the staff tried to do their best to address their issue, but there should be a better system in place to safeguard car seats especially if it is a requirement for the van ride. Needless to say we were disappointed in an otherwise wonderful experience exploring Antelope Canyon and now we have to buy the $90 booster seat again.