Booking choice: The two-day small-group tour, from $400 per person. Check dates Compare the options below
The tour most people mean when they search for a Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon two-day trip is MaxTour's small-group overnight from Las Vegas. It rates 5.0 from more than 800 reviews, which is rare for a tour with this much driving.
The figures below come from the live Viator listing in 2026. Prices move with the date, so the checkout price is the one that counts.
The quick answer
The two-day tour is from about $400 per person. It includes a hotel night in Page or Flagstaff, two breakfasts, Strip pickup, transport and the Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend fees. You pay for lunches, dinner, a $30 guide service fee, tips, and $100 per person if you are not a US resident.
How much does the two-day tour cost in 2026?
From about $400 per person on Viator, with one hotel room per booking.
That is the headline price. The table shows what a traveler actually spends over the two days.
| Item | Cost | Who pays |
|---|---|---|
| Tour price | From about $400 per person | At booking |
| Guide service fee | $30 per person | On the tour |
| Lunch (2) and dinner (1) | Your choice at stops | On the tour |
| Non-US resident park fee | $100 per person aged 16+ | On the day |
| Tips | Optional | On the tour |
Have dates in mind? The tour is typically booked weeks ahead and holds 14 travelers at most.
Check dates for the two-day small-group tourWhat is included?
The hotel night, two breakfasts, hotel pickup and drop-off, an air-conditioned minivan, bottled water, and the entry fees for Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.
Grand Canyon entry is part of the tour for US residents. The hotel is a Comfort Inn and Suites, Days Inn or similar in Page or Flagstaff, and each booking gets one room, so solo travelers have their own.
What costs extra?
Lunch and dinner, a $30 per person guide service fee, tips, and the $100 national park fee for visitors who are not US residents.
Meals are bought at stops along the way, so bring a card and a little cash. The park fee applies at the Grand Canyon and Zion and is usually collected on the day; see the $100 park fee explained.
What is the itinerary?
Day one is Zion, Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend with a night in Page or Flagstaff; day two is about three hours at the Grand Canyon South Rim and a Route 66 stop.
- Day 1: 6:00 AM start, Zion National Park (about 2 hours), Lower Antelope Canyon (about 1 hour with a Navajo guide), Horseshoe Bend, hotel.
- Day 2: breakfast, Grand Canyon South Rim (about 3 hours), Route 66 (about 2 hours), back to Las Vegas in the evening.
Guides can switch the order for weather or tour slots, and many add bonus stops such as a Lake Powell overlook.
Want the full loop without driving it yourself? Two days, a hotel night and Strip pickup.
Explore the two-day small-group tourWhere does it pick up, and when?
From hotels within about 2 miles of the Strip and Downtown Las Vegas, starting 30 to 60 minutes before the 6:00 AM departure.
You get an email the day before with your exact time. To keep the morning moving, you may be asked to walk to a hotel next door or across the street. Hotel pickup is not offered on orders made within 24 hours of departure.
Does it include a Grand Canyon sunrise?
No. The current itinerary sleeps two to three hours from the rim and does not promise a sunrise, even though an old link for the tour carries a sunrise name.
If watching dawn over the canyon is a must, read which Grand Canyon tours really see the sunrise.
Happy without the sunrise? The two-day tour gives you the most sights for the fewest early starts.
Check dates for the two-day small-group tourWhat is the cancellation policy?
Full refund up to 6 full days before, 50% between 2 and 6 days, and nothing inside 2 days.
That is stricter than the 24-hour rule on most day tours, so book once your Las Vegas dates are firm. The operator can cancel or change the plan for bad weather.
Is the two-day tour worth it?
Yes for most first-timers: you see four landmarks with a bed in between, for little more than a one-day marathon costs.
Guests praise the guides and the pacing; the complaints are about long drives and a tight back row for groups of four. If you want Bryce and Monument Valley as well, the same operator runs a three-day loop. Compare all of them in one day or two days.
Got a third day? The three-day loop adds Bryce Canyon and Monument Valley, with most meals included.
Explore the three-day loopFrequently asked questions
Do children pay the same price?
The Viator listing uses a single age band, so children pay the adult tour price. Under-16s are exempt from the $100 non-resident park fee.
Is there luggage space?
Bring one small overnight bag per person; the minivan has limited room and you leave the rest at your Las Vegas hotel.
What happens if Antelope Canyon closes?
Slot canyons close for flash-flood risk. Guests report the operator adjusting the schedule and a stop when that happens.
Can I book a private van?
Not on this listing; the tour is shared with up to 14 travelers.
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Grand Canyon & Antelope Canyon 2-Day Tour
- Hotel night in Page or Flagstaff (one room per booking)
- Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend entry fees
- Hotel pickup within 2 miles of the Strip, air-conditioned minivan, water
Grand Canyon Sunrise, Antelope & Horseshoe Bend
- Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon (Lower or X) and Horseshoe Bend admission
- Driver and guide, with photo help along the way
- Pickup from select Las Vegas locations, bottled water
3-Day Grand Canyon, Antelope & Monument Valley
- Two hotel nights in Page (Best Western or similar)
- National park fees, Lower Antelope Canyon and a Navajo tour of Monument Valley
- Two breakfasts, two lunches and a dinner, plus snacks and drinks
