Antelope canyon

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Looking to book a tour of upper canyon and lower canyon. which tour company do you recommend? thank you

Answer

If you’re looking to book a tour of Antelope Canyon (Upper or Lower) near Page, AZ, here are some strong, well-reviewed operators and key considerations to help you decide.
What to keep in mind before booking: - Because Antelope Canyon is on the Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation land, guided tours are mandatory for both Upper and Lower canyons. - Upper Antelope Canyon is more accessible (flatter, fewer ladders) and very popular, especially for photo-beams of light in the midday. - Lower Antelope requires stairs and some climbing, and tends to be less crowded but still extremely beautiful. - Booking in advance is highly recommended (many tour slots sell out) and check for the best time of day for light if you’re photographing. - Consider your group’s mobility and preference: if you want less climbing, Upper might be easier; if you want a slightly quieter experience and don’t mind steps, then Lower is great.
Recommended tour companies:

– Offers guided tours of Upper Antelope Canyon. Located at 22 S Lake Powell Blvd, Page. They transport you via 4×4 trucks to the canyon and include information, photography tips, etc.
– Specifically for Lower Antelope Canyon. Good reviews and of-town operator in Page.
– A Navajo-owned operator focused on Upper Antelope Canyon tours. Smaller group, more intimate setting.

Which one to choose – Upper vs. Lower? If you will only pick one, it depends on your priorities: - Choose Upper Antelope Canyon if you prefer easier walking, flatter terrain, and want that iconic “light-beam” photo experience. - Choose Lower Antelope Canyon if you don’t mind stairs/steps, want fewer crowds, and want the same slot canyon beauty but perhaps a slightly quieter feel.
Given your likely interest in scenery, history, and less strenuous walking, I’d lean toward Upper Antelope Canyon with a reputable operator (e.g., Tsé Bíghanílíní or Antelope Canyon Tours) unless you’re comfortable with stairs/climbing—then Ken’s Tours in Lower is absolutely excellent.
Final suggestion: Book as early as possible for your tour time slot, make sure the company is Navajo authorized (for authenticity and legality), review what’s included (transport, guided photography tips, group size), and check the walking/climbing requirements.
Have a wonderful time—Antelope Canyon is a once-in-a-lifetime kind of place and a fantastic choice for your trip!

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