Upper Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend
Yes, Upper Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend fit into the same day. If you are starting in Las Vegas, we recommend the day trip that bundles both stops into one booking with pickup and lunch included. If you are staying in Page, book the canyon tour first and add Horseshoe Bend yourself around your check-in time.
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If you are starting in Las Vegas
We recommend this tour for Las Vegas travelers because it names Upper Antelope Canyon explicitly and handles every piece of a long day: hotel pickup, guided canyon admission, Horseshoe Bend admission, lunch, water, and air-conditioned transport. At $259 with instant confirmation and a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours out, it removes the logistics of a roughly 15-hour round trip from Las Vegas.
The day runs about 15 hours, so it eats an entire day and evening. Travelers who want a shorter trip, more schedule control, or who are already staying in Page should skip this and arrange the two stops separately.
ConfirmationInstant
CancellationRefundable 24h+
Prices, ratings, and review counts change over time, so confirm current details before you book. Checked September 18, 2026.
Same-day planning
Both stops fit into a single day whether you start in Las Vegas or Page. The canyon reservation should anchor your schedule, since it runs on a fixed check-in time.
The Las Vegas package builds the whole day around you: hotel pickup starts about 40 minutes before departure, and the itinerary moves through Lake Powell viewpoints, the Upper Antelope Canyon walk, Horseshoe Bend, and the drive back through the Virgin River Gorge. Your exact pickup time is sent within two days of the tour, so check it against your hotel before the trip.
Book your Upper Antelope Canyon time slot first, since tours run on Page, Arizona time (Phoenix time / MST) and space fills up, especially March through October. Once your canyon check-in is confirmed, fit a Horseshoe Bend visit before or after it.
Route and timing
The route moves from Las Vegas through Lake Powell viewpoints to Upper Antelope Canyon for about 60 minutes, then to Horseshoe Bend for about 90 minutes, before the drive back through the Virgin River Gorge and Kanab.
Walking and terrain
Inside Upper Antelope Canyon the walk is flat and sandy, but the current one-way route exits over a hill with outdoor stairs and ramps. Altogether, the operator describes about 0.75 miles of total walking, and the route is not described as accessible, so guests must be able to walk unassisted.
The Las Vegas package's Horseshoe Bend stop is a 1.5-mile round trip on sandy and rocky terrain, with about 90 minutes allotted. Wear comfortable walking shoes.
Package versus self-planned
The right approach depends on where your trip starts. Las Vegas travelers gain the most from a single booking that handles transport and timing, while Page-area travelers often keep more control by booking the canyon directly.
Recent reviews
100Among 100 recent reviews of the Las Vegas package, guide quality came up 76 times and transportation 62 times, with photography and organization mentioned less often.
If you are staying in Page
The Upper Antelope Canyon guided tour starts at $119, runs about 80 minutes, and includes all fees and taxes. It comes with instant confirmation and a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. Because it does not bundle Horseshoe Bend transport or admission, it leaves you free to plan your own timing for the rest of the day.
Rating4.7/5 from 2,099 reviews
Booking termsInstant · Refundable 24h+
Selectable canyon packages
A Page-area package pairs Horseshoe Bend with a canyon visit, but Upper Antelope Canyon is not automatic: you must select it over Lower Canyon when booking. It starts at $185 and runs roughly 4 to 5 hours, with a Navajo guide, shuttle pickup, and canyon tickets included.
This package uses manual confirmation and is all sales final, with no refund. Recent reviews mention guide quality most often, but reliability came up in 9 reviews, mostly negative, which is why we do not recommend it over booking the canyon directly.
Plan your day
This works for Las Vegas travelers wanting one booking, and for Page-area travelers ready to book the canyon directly.
From $259 · Checked September 18, 2026