$2160 per person based on double occupancy
$510 single supplement

Day 1:
With an early morning departure from Scottsdale, we quickly gain 6000 feet of elevation and observe a startling change of scenery that moves from the giant Saguaro Cactus to massive Ponderosa Pine forests. We will tour along Route 66 from Flagstaff to Winslow, Arizona, where we will then enter the Navajo Nation.
 
Later today we will visit the Hubbell Trading Post, the oldest trading post on the 25,000 square mile Navajo Nation. In the early days, families would come for supplies, hear the latest territorial news and gossip, and visit with neighbors at the Trading Post.  This trading post is still a key part of the local population's daily lifestyle. We will end the day in the heart of the Navajo Nation in Chinle. 
Overnight Chinle, AZ

Day 2:
Today we join our local Navajo guide for a spectacular off road tour into the heart of Canyon de Chelly, which offers an up close look at the well preserved cliff dwellings. The Navajo continue to occupy their ancestral lands and maintain herds of sheep and fields of corn deep in the heart of the labyrinth that make up Canyon de Chelly.

This afternoon we will head into southwest Colorado, through the Ute Mountain Tribal Lands, and arrive on the high plateau of the Mesa Verde National Park. The view from our lodge in the park overlooks thousands of square miles of virtual wilderness. Sunset from our balconies and dinner is the lodge’s memorable restaurant. 
Overnight Mesa Verde National Park, CO

Day 3:
During the morning, the group will tour two of the most significant cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde's World Heritage Site. A guided tour will help the group understand the fine balance between preservation and recreation in this fragile landscape. The Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde’s crown jewel, is one of the largest Anasazi settlements in the Southwest and is the iconic archaeological site in the Desert Southwest.
 
A spectacular afternoon drive through southern Utah will take us past Hovenweep and Canyons of the Ancients National Monuments with short walks to various isolated ruins, to the San Juan River Valley, and Bluff, Utah.
Overnight Bluff, UT
 
Day 4:
At last an easy morning to relax or view the incredible petroglyphs at Recapture Pocket on the San Juan River. A beautiful drive to Goosenecks State Park for a memorable picnic lunch is followed by an amazing descent of the Moki Dugway into the Valley of the Gods, and into the Navajo Reservation at Monument Valley. Our expert local Navajo guide will join us for a memorable and magical late afternoon tour into the valley. Sunset here guarantees a dramatic end to an incredible day. 
Overnight Monument Valley, Navajo Nation
 
Day 5:
This morning will be a very early start so we may witness sunrise over Monument Valley from the Rim Overlook.  From the Overlook, we will then tour to the Navajo National Monument for a short walk on the Sandal Trail overlooking the well preserved Betatakin Ruins. A beautiful drive to Moenkopi on the Navajo-Hopi border will follow where we will experience the Navajo Tribe's new interactive Cultural Center in Tuba City.
Overnight Moenkopi Legacy Lodge, Hopi Nation
 
Day 6:
The Hopi have always been a private people and access to their lands has been limited. With their new resort, however, they are opening up some new areas to the visiting public for the first time in many years. A local Hopi guide will lead our morning tour, and will provide an enlightening experience into Hopi Culture and Traditions. We will access some of the amazing ‘hidden corners’ of this mystical land. The Hopi have lived here since the mid 12^th Century!
 
Our journey back to Phoenix will take us through areas of extensive volcanic activity that occurred in the region, and then back into the Phoenix/Scottsdale by approximately 7pm.

Cancellation Policy
Multi-Day Tour cancellation policy is set at 72 hours.  Tours cancelled less than 72 hours from the departure time [7am] will be charged in full.

Group size
The vehicle is designed to carry up to 13 passengers on individual leather captains’ seats, and groups range from 8-13 passengers. This tour can also be operated as a private charter for groups from 2-13 passengers for an additional cost.     

Accommodation/Lodging
The hotel lodging in Grand Canyon will be 3-4 stars. The accommodation has been chosen to give passengers the best access to the area. For those traveling alone there single occupancy rates available.

Activity Levels
This tour offers a wide range of walking opportunities, which require a reasonable level of fitness mostly due to possible elevation changes.  The level of activity can be suited to and catered for almost all levels of fitness.  It is not an activity holiday, just an active holiday.

Health and Vaccinations
It is imperative that you have both a dental and medical check-up and we recommend that you ensure your Tetanus inoculations are up to date. Our drivers and guides are first aid qualified and a medical kit is carried at all times.

Baggage Allowance 
Individual luggage must be kept to a MAXIMUM of one piece of luggage less than 50 pounds or one daypack less than or equal to 40 litres.  It is recommended to travel with a small day pack for easy access to camera, sun block, and clothing. It is recommended to plan ahead and arrange to store bulky items pre-tour.  (We advise our clients to pack as lightly as possible)

Temperature/Weather
Tempreatures in Grand Canyon are typically 15-30° cooler than Las Vegas and vary by season.  We recommend our guests bring jackets in the event of changing weather patterns.  

Post Tour Accommodation Packages
Post tours packages are available through your travel agent. 

Insurance
Travel insurance is a vital aspect to booking a holiday, giving you protection against unforeseen circumstances that could otherwise spoil your holiday. It is important that you purchase travel insurance that properly covers your participation in whatever activities you may undertake at the time that you make your booking.