One-Day Round Trip to Antelope Canyon with Tickets and Lunch

Join this one-day tour to Antelope Canyon, which includes tickets and lunch. Witness the changing light and shadows on the rocks in Antelope Canyon, stand by the rushing waters of Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell, and feel the history of tens of thousands of years unfold before your eyes. Experience the charm of the American West with this route! 📣 Freebies 🎫 Antelope Canyon ticket + Horseshoe Bend entrance fee + lunch 💪【Travel Essentials】 🚗 Round trip from Las Vegas 💬 Bilingual guide (Chinese and English) ✅ Daily departures 🔎 Flexible time slots 🚩【Route Reference】 Las Vegas → Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon → Horseshoe Bend → Lake Powell → Return ⚠️ Check off three classic Western U.S. spots in one day. Choose between Upper and Lower Canyon for flexibility and enjoy the views of Lake Powell and Horseshoe Bend. 📝【Highlights Along the Way】 Antelope Canyon The wavy rock lines create unique light and shadow effects under the sunlight. The Upper and Lower Canyons offer different views, with the Lower Canyon being more adventurous. 👉 Travel Tips: The Upper Canyon is flat and good for sightseeing and photography, while the Lower Canyon requires ladder climbing for a more adventurous experience. ⏰ Prime Time: 11:00 am - 1:30 pm ⏰ Non-Prime Time: 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Horseshoe Bend A 270-degree bend formed by the Colorado River, with no railings around the rocks for better panoramic photos. The view is breathtaking. 👉 Travel Tips: A wide-angle lens is needed for panoramic shots of Horseshoe Bend. There is no vegetation around, so be sure to take sun protection measures. Lake Powell A must-see man-made lake in the Western U.S., surrounded by various red rocks and stone arch canyons, creating a stark contrast with the blue waters. You can take a boat ride on the lake or enjoy the view from the shore. 👉 Recommended Spots: 1️⃣ Navajo Mountain Viewpoint: A viewpoint slightly to the south for a distant view of Glen Canyon Dam. 2️⃣ Wahweap Viewpoint: A viewpoint slightly to the north for a distant view of the marina overlooking Lake Powell.