Nature & Wildlife in Arizona

While visiting the Grand Canyon, discover an abundance of wildlife at the Bearizona Wildlife Park. This self-drive-through park features three miles of untamed Arizona wilderness, with black bears, sheep, bisons, wolves, deer, elk, goats and more. Also, Fort Bearizona is a walking exhibit that's home to baby animals - like bear cubs and wolf pups - plus smaller species of wildlife, a petting zoo and more. In the Birds of Prey show, get face to face with and learn more about hawks, owls, falcons and other raptors. Fun for the entire family.

Visit two of the most iconic landscapes in the American Southwest! Travel in luxury and experience the unique landscapes of the region. The journey begins with a drive up the beautiful Oak Creek Canyon, past Flagstaff and then across the open plains of Navajo land. ANTELOPE CANYON is a narrow canyon with breathtaking shapes in its interior, created by natural forces. The only visible light shines down from a gap above, and at certain times of the day shafts of sunlight pierce the apex of the canyon and illuminate the vibrant colors of the sandstone chambers below.

Bi-language experienced tour guide with high quality customer serviceEnter the Antelope Canyon at or around the noon as it is one of the best times to take photos.Pick-up and drop-off at the hotels on the Strip. You do not need to meet at the bus pick-up station.This is a customized group size VIP tour ranging from 4 up to 15 people.

Discover the natural beauty of the Southwestern United States on a 2.5-hour tour from Sedona. This tour can be customized to your interests, with highlights such as driving through the incredible scenery of Oak Creek Canyon, a visit to Bell Rock and Airport Mesa, and a stop at Chapel of the Holy Cross, an architectural gem built into a tall rock spire. Browse stalls with Native American jewelry and crafts, and hear about the spiritual significance of some of Sedona's most renowned sites on this fascinating introduction to Sedona.