Sedona Tours, Sightseeing, & Guided Adventures

Going on a Sedona tour is a fantastic way to explore the area. Sedona is a place rich with culture, spirituality, Native history and adventure. From hot air balloon rides and Jeep tours, to guided hikes and guided spiritual vortex meditation, Sedona tours offer experiences unlike any other. They give visitors a chance to be a part of what makes this place so special. Outdoor enthusiasts, history and anthropology experts and gifted healers have dedicated years acquiring knowledge in their respective fields and visitors have the opportunity to gain significant insight in the amount of time it takes to go on a tour. If this is your first time or even tenth time to Sedona, experience and learn something new about this truly beautiful and interesting place.

1. Sedona Jeep Tours

Jeep tours are popular in Sedona because they offer a unique and exciting way to explore the stunning natural beauty and red rock landscapes of the area. They offer a memorable and immersive experience that allows visitors to connect with nature, learn about the region's unique geology, and witness breathtaking views, making them a popular choice for tourists seeking adventure and exploration.

2. Sedona Helicopter Tours

Sedona helicopter tours offer a breathtaking aerial perspective of the region's stunning natural beauty. Not only do air tours provide great views, but many of Sedona's scenic areas and iconic landmarks are also nestled in rugged terrains that can be challenging to access by traditional means. Helicopter tours offer a convenient and time-efficient way to explore these remote and hard-to-reach locations.

3. Wine Tours

Sedona's wine country offers scenic beauty, high-quality wines, boutique vineyards, and vortex experiences that make Sedona and the rest of the Verde Valley a unique and popular destination for wine enthusiasts. Wine tours often include knowledgeable guides who offer insights into the winemaking process and the unique features of Sedona's wine region. Many wineries in Sedona offer food pairings with their wines, allowing visitors to complement the wine-tasting experience with local culinary delights that enhance the flavors of the wines.

4. Vortex Experience

A Sedona vortex tour or experience is a guided excursion that takes visitors to locations in Sedona believed to be powerful centers of energy. Many people believe vortex sites have unique, heightened energy that can promote spiritual healing, meditation, and personal growth. During a Sedona vortex tour or experience, knowledgeable guides provide insights into the history and lore surrounding the vortexes, as well as how to harness and connect with the energy present in these locations.

5. Jerome, AZ

Whether you are interested in history, art, ghost stories, or simply love picturesque small towns, Jerome is a charming cliffside, mining, ghost town worth exploring. It's an eccentric place where history, art, and scenic beauty converge offer a delightful and memorable experience.

6. Grand Canyon from Sedona

Grand Canyon National Park is only a 2-hour drive from Sedona. If you haven't been to this Natural Wonder of the World, it is a must-visit during your trip to Sedona. The Grand Canyon is one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders on the planet, and it can be experienced in a number of ways. Experiencing both Sedona's red rock wonders and the grandeur of the Grand Canyon will make for an unforgettable Arizona adventure.

RECOMMENDED SEDONA TOURS

Sedona Tour from Phoenix & Scottsdale

Tour the magical red rocks of Sedona and visit Native American ruins during this Sedona Tour from Phoenix & Scottsdale. Highlights include spending the day surrounded by the stunning red rock landscapes of Sedona, see ancient Sinagua cliff dwellings at Montezuma Castle National Monument. Visit Bell Rock, Airport Mesa and Chapel of the Holy Cross. Options available for shopping, galleries, restaurants in Uptown or T'laquapaque and off-road Jeep tours or guided hike add-ons.