Sedona · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
4 reviewed
Good self-guided 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.
Self-guided audio drive through Sedona and the Grand Canyon with offline maps, 35+ stories, flexible stops, and great value.
“Convenient and helpful to see sites with limited time. Would do it again. Good value and time saver.”
A GPS-triggered audio road trip through Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon with major viewpoints, history stops, and offline maps for under $13.
“Easy to use app, comprehensive recommendations, route options and most importantly freedom of having your own car.”
Self-guided Sedona and Red Rock State Park driving audio tour with offline audio, scenic stops, and movie-era history for about 2–3 hours.
“The audio tour would not stay on the area where we were driving. It kept going ahead when we would stop”
Rent a Badlands Ford Bronco for a half-day in Sedona. Explore 75+ miles of trails with fuel, water, parking, and local help.
“Easy pick up and drop off. The Bronco handled all the trails perfectly! There was no tire slippage. It was very impressive. The hosts were great to work with and gave good advice for the trails. We will be returning customers.”
