Sedona · ANCIENT RUINS & NATIVE HERITAGE
4 reviewed
Good ancient ruins & native heritage tours fill up fast around Sedona; the best fill first. Below are the 4 standouts, with current prices and what sets each one apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.
A small-group Sedona archaeology jeep-and-hike tour to Native American ruins, petroglyphs, and pit houses with expert local guides.
“JC was a great guide! We learned a lot and the hike was rugged and beautiful. Kids really enjoyed it, too!”
A fast 20–22 minute Sedona helicopter loop with forward-facing seats, smooth air views, and close-up passes of red rocks and ancient ruins.
“Very easy to book. Great communication. Pilot Jeff was great. He was informative and also very relatable and easy going. Well worth the money.”
Sedona private 11-hour tour of four Arizona national monuments with entrance fees, lunch, and free hotel pickup in a small vehicle.
“An unbelievable experience with a fabulous guide!!! We highly recommend this special tour - the sites were amazing, and we could get right up to most of the ruins to really see the historic sites. Our tour guide, Chris, was extremely knowledgeable, patient and had a great sense of humor. He explained each site, and made them come alive. The van was one of the most comfortable I have ever been in - it was customized for client comfortable. There were 5 of us on a Girl's Trip, and we all agreed. Everything, from the pick up to our drop off, went smoothly. Definitely a Must Do!!!!!!”
Small-group day trip from Sedona or Flagstaff to Wupatki ruins, Sunset Crater lava, Cameron Trading Post, and East/South Rim Grand Canyon views.
“Our guide was Andrea Corral and she is an excellent tour guide. She gave us a very informative history of the Hopi Indians and their culture as well as geological information about the area we were traveling through. The lunch at the Cameron restaurant was wonderful, and the trip to the Grand Canyon was breath-taking. We especially enjoyed being able to stop and enjoy views of the canyon at several different locations.”
