Upper and Lower · Page, Arizona
Yes, one tour from Page includes both canyons: it starts at $469, runs about 5.5 hours, and pairs a guided visit to Lower Antelope Canyon with a separate guided visit to Upper Antelope Canyon. It suits travelers who want both slot canyons in a single day without arranging two bookings. If you only want one canyon, a cheaper, shorter option exists.
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The both-canyon tour
We recommend this tour because it was the only one we found that explicitly includes both named canyon sections in a single booking. It includes both guided canyon visits, bottled water, snacks, and air-conditioned transport, with instant confirmation and a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead.
It costs $350 more than a direct Upper-only tour and takes up most of a day at about 5.5 hours. You are committing to two guided hikes back to back rather than a shorter, single visit.
ConfirmationInstant
CancellationRefundable 24h+
Prices, ratings, and review counts can change, so confirm current terms before you pay. Checked September 18, 2026.
The price difference
The both-canyon tour starts at $469, which is $350 more than the $119 direct Upper tour. That difference buys a second guided canyon visit, added transport, and a longer day.
The fee covers two separate guided visits, one at Lower Antelope Canyon and one at Upper Antelope Canyon, plus air-conditioned transport between them, bottled water, and snacks. Both stops run about two hours each, including the drive between locations and a restroom break at a picnic area.
Beyond money, you give up flexibility: about 5.5 hours of your day, a moderate fitness level for Lower's 74 steps and ladders, and a tolerance for no onboard restroom during transport. Bags and tripods are also restricted at Lower Antelope Canyon.
Per person
+$350This compares the both-canyon tour's $469 from-price against the $119 direct Upper-only tour, a difference of $350 per person.
The order of the day
Pickup happens at select Page hotels, rentals, or campgrounds 15 to 20 minutes before the tour, or at the Walmart Supercenter if you have no pickup location set.
The first stop runs about two hours and covers a 1.1-mile route, described as moderate, with 74 steps down and ladders and small stairs toward the exit.
Between canyons, the group stops at a picnic area with restrooms, where additional food and drinks can be purchased.
The second stop runs about two hours including transport. This operator describes an easy 1-mile round trip inside, then an outdoor incline and a 150-step descent back to the vehicle.
The tour ends with drop-off back at your hotel or pickup point in Page, closing out the roughly 5.5-hour day.
Fit, not a verdict
Whether the combined tour is worth it depends on your schedule and budget more than the canyons themselves. It fits travelers set on seeing both in one trip; it may not fit those short on time or money.
Recent reviews
100Guide quality came up in 75 of the 100 most recent reviews, with 70 of those positive, and photography and transportation were also mentioned frequently and mostly favorably.
The other option
A direct Upper Antelope Canyon tour starts at $119 for 80 minutes, with instant confirmation and a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. It costs far less and takes a fraction of the time, leaving the rest of your day open.
Booking Upper alone means skipping Lower Antelope Canyon entirely unless you arrange a separate visit yourself. You trade the convenience of one coordinated itinerary for a shorter, cheaper outing and more control over your schedule.
Ready to book
This booking suits travelers committed to seeing both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon in one coordinated day trip from Page.
From $469 · Checked September 18, 2026