11. Hunts Mesa overnight camping and photography tour
5.0· 21 reviewsAn overnight camping tour in Monument Valley — capture sunset and sunrise, explore ancient Anasazi dwellings, and discover scenic sandstone arches.
“The views were breathtaking. Toney Begay picked us up at the View Hotel and expertly navigated the rugged terrain of Hunt’s Mesa. This adventure is definitely for those seeking a challenge, but Toney made it seem effortless in his Chevy Suburban. We enjoyed stunning sunset vistas while he prepared a delicious meal of steak, baked potato, corn on the cob over an open flame with Pinion wood, along with tasty Navajo tea. My wife rested in the tent while I admired the star-filled sky, which was incredible on a new moon night. The sunrise from Tom Till Point was as beautiful as promised, offering sights from Colorado to Utah. Although there was some smoke from wildfires in the area, it didn’t take away from the fantastic morning light. Overall, we highly recommend Toney Begay and the overnight experience with Monument Valley Safari on Hunt’s Mesa.”— croderique
22. Monument Valley backcountry tour
5.0· 3 reviews· 2.5 hoursNinety minutes in an open-air safari vehicle covering the 17-mile loop with stops at key sites like The Mittens and John Ford’s Point, guided by a local Navajo expert.
“Brian, our guide, was outstanding. During this tour, we explored Monument Valley and gained insight into its history and rock formations. Expect some bumpy, dusty roads; if you're on an open truck, bring a hat or scarf to cover your mouth. Be sure to stop and visit a hogan to learn about Elvina and her family's living quarters.”— Sherrry_J
33. Group tour of Monument Valley with Navajo Spirit Tours
5.0· 694 reviews· 3 hoursThree-hour guided group tour through Monument Valley’s iconic landscapes, with insights on Navajo culture from local guides.
“Excellent tour with an outstanding guide. It was a worthwhile experience, and I would strongly recommend it.”— jimsq55
44. Backcountry exploration of Monument Valley
4.9· 703 reviews· 2.5 hoursTwo-hour guided tour through 28 miles of Monument Valley with a Navajo guide, covering both highlights and restricted areas.
“The tour of Monument Valley led by Travis was outstanding. With an open-air setup, it provided ample opportunities for photos. We visited important viewpoints, and Travis shared a wealth of stories, music, and insight into the ancient Navajo petroglyphs.”— Voyager539043
55. 3.5-hour 4x4 tour of Mystery Valley
4.9· 105 reviews· 3.5 hoursThree and a half hours in a 4x4 vehicle across Monument Valley — explore rugged terrain and ancient dwellings with a knowledgeable guide.
“Having visited Monument Valley before, we were excited to explore Mystery Valley this time. This experience allowed us to delve into the canyons and reflect on how ancient peoples lived. The petroglyphs and pictographs sparked questions about their origins and stories. Our Dineh guide, John, was outstanding, not only highlighting artifacts but also enriching our understanding of Dineh culture and its evolution. He truly brought the culture to life for us.”— Z1774ZSsamm
66. Sunset tour of Monument Valley with Navajo cultural insights
4.9· 833 reviews· 3 hoursTwo hours exploring Monument Valley's backcountry by SUV — engaging guide, Navajo weaving demonstration, and live performance included.
“Our family had been planning this trip from Florida to the Grand Canyon, including a special detour to Monument Valley and Zion, for over five years. We called it the EPIC journey. Our time with Travis, known as Dark Skies, was both magical and epic—it became the highlight of our travels. A particularly memorable moment was when a local weaver asked to style my brother's long hair after sharing her cultural insights; it felt like a spiritual experience that truly touched me. Throughout our journey, Travis openly shared stories about his family and heritage, celebrated my mother’s 84th birthday with a heartfelt song, and showcased native instruments. He also took us off the regular path for a unique behind-the-scenes look. This experience will forever hold a special place in my heart, making it one of my life’s highlights. I highly recommend joining a Navajo Tour at Monument Valley, and if possible, request Travis. Don't forget to buy something with turquoise and later enjoy Stagecoach at home.”— P4024SMdenisec
77. Stargazing tour in Monument Valley with a Navajo guide
4.8· 46 reviews· 2.5 hoursTwo hours under the stars with a Navajo guide — storytelling and live performances against the dramatic backdrop of Monument Valley’s iconic formations.
“This tour was absolutely fantastic. We experienced many guided tours, but this one stood out as the best. The views were breathtaking, and Comie was wonderful—very informative and patient. If you take only one tour, make it this one.”— 606jeannaf
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