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Blazin' M Ranch: VIP Chuck Wagon Dinner & Cowboy Show TicketsYou’ll jump right into Arizona’s Wild West at Blazin’ M Ranch with axe throwing, baby cows, old-time photos, and a VIP chuck wagon dinner served up on tin plates. Enjoy country music comedy after your meal—all included with your ticket—plus a drink from the saloon. Expect laughter, good food, and maybe even flying cornbread muffins.
Sedona: Honda Talon 2-Seater Rental for Red Rock TrailsYou’ll take the wheel of a Honda Talon 2-seater and set off through Sedona’s red rock trails at your own pace. With helmets provided (especially for younger riders), maps in hand and an ice chest ready for breaks along the way, you’ll feel both free and surprisingly connected to this wild landscape.
Boynton Canyon Trail Jeep Tour Sedona: Hummer on Primitive DesertThis 2-hour Jeep tour follows the Boynton Canyon Trail in an exclusive Hummer, winding through Sedona's high desert terrain with rock scrambles and steep sections that test both vehicle and driver. A live English-speaking guide meets you at check-in, handles the waiver, and leads the route. All fees and taxes are included; the tour requires at least moderate physical fitness and is not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries or cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?The tour departs from a Sedona location where you check in and meet your guide, so you don't need a car or local knowledge to reach the trailhead. If you're staying in Sedona without a rental, this puts you on a primitive desert route that a standard vehicle cannot access.
Shamanic Life Coaching in Sedona: Energy Healing with Dr. AnkeShamanic life coaching and energy healing in Sedona with Dr. Anke Otto-Wolf, a metaphysical doctorate holder with over three decades of experience. You'll uncover what blocks your soul and walk away with answers and life-transforming solutions you can implement immediately. The session includes water and an e-workbook; minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Book this if you're coming alone or with a partner to work on soul balance, life purpose, or emotional patterns in a private, one-on-one setting. The personalized approach means the full two hours focus on what you need, not on a group's mixed agenda.
Sedona Red Rock Jeep Tour: 2-Hour Scenic DriveA two-hour scenic jeep tour of Sedona covers Airport Mesa Overlook and Seven Canyons on paved roads, with a professional guide and bottled water included. The route stays on smooth pavement, making it accessible for visitors with limited time or mobility concerns. Children from age one are welcome; dogs over 25 pounds require advance notice and are charged at the child rate.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you have a few hours and prefer staying in a vehicle while your guide handles navigation—the all-pavement route means no hiking or rough terrain.
Sedona Vortex Meditation: Grounded Guidance for BeginnersThis is a grounded meditation experience held outdoors in Sedona among red rocks, designed for anyone curious about vortex energy but wanting clear, practical instruction instead of abstract ideas. Michele, who has taught meditation since 2014 and lived in Sedona for over 20 years, guides you through techniques to experience the energy directly, with time for questions and integration so you leave with something you can actually use. The session runs 90 minutes and includes a meditation cushion and blanket if needed.Is it for me?The session moves at a slow, grounded pace with no walking or physical exertion—you sit in one place among the red rocks for the full 90 minutes. This works well if you want to experience Sedona's landscape in a completely different way, or if you're curious about meditation but have never tried it before and want instruction that makes sense.
Sedona Ancient Ruins Jeep Tour: Private Site Access & Guided HikeA guided archaeology tour in Sedona that takes you to ancient Native American ruins, pit houses, dwellings and petroglyphs on private land inaccessible to other tours. The tour includes a moderate 1.5-mile round-trip hike with one steep incline, a professional English-speaking guide, walking sticks, bottled water and local taxes. Children aged 5 and up are welcome with proper preparation for uneven terrain.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day in Sedona. The moderate hike with one steep section suits travelers comfortable with uneven terrain and some physical exertion; if you need a gentler pace or can't manage the incline, a different Sedona tour may work better.
Sedona Red Rock Sightseeing Tour with Local GuideA 3-hour guided sightseeing tour of Sedona's most recognizable landmarks—Cathedral Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and Airport Mesa—led by a local guide who explains the geology and history as you travel in a spacious, climate-controlled vehicle. Small groups or private options keep the pace relaxed and the experience personal rather than a rushed checklist of stops. Bottled water, snacks, and all parking fees are included.Is it for me?Choose the small group option if you enjoy meeting other travelers and want a more affordable rate, or go private if you prefer the guide's full attention and flexibility to linger at whichever viewpoint speaks to you. Either way, the three-hour window keeps the tour focused on Sedona's most recognizable landmarks without eating up your whole afternoon.
Private Wine Tasting Tour Sedona: Verde Valley WineriesA private wine tasting tour in Sedona takes you to five Verde Valley vineyards with a guide and dedicated vehicle for up to five, twelve or fourteen people depending on the option you choose. The itinerary is flexible—you set the pace at each tasting room, and you can add stops like Jerome or the Chapel of the Holy Cross instead of a winery if the mood shifts. Private transportation, bottled water and snacks are included; the tour runs five hours.Is it for me?Book the five-person option if your group is small and you want the most intimate setting; the twelve or fourteen-person vehicle works for larger groups or families who want to split the cost per person while keeping the tour private and the itinerary yours to shape.
Grand Canyon: Day tour from Sedona with ruins & lava fieldsYou’ll walk ancient Sinagua ruins near Sedona, touch cooled lava at Sunset Crater, shop for Navajo crafts at Cameron Trading Post, and finally stand above the vastness of Grand Canyon South Rim with time to explore on your own — all with a local guide who knows every story along the way. It’s a day you’ll remember long after you leave Arizona behind.
Sedona Sightseeing Tour: Chapel, Rock Formations & TlaquepaqueA 2.5-hour guided sightseeing tour of Sedona takes you through Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, past Bell Rock and Cathedral Rock, and into the Chapel of the Holy Cross for a 20-minute stop to view the relics and the geology outside. The guide covers the red rock formations, early settler history and Native American landmarks, with a second 20-minute stop at a famous overlook for photos and more geological detail. Children from age 2 are welcome; parking is included.Is it for me?You're on a guided tour with a driver and a guide who narrates the geology and history as you move through the landmarks, so you're not navigating or researching on your own—this suits travelers who want the story behind what they're seeing without the planning. The 2.5-hour length fits a morning or afternoon without taking the whole day.
Private Wine Tour Sedona: 3 Stops, Local GuideA private wine tour in Sedona with door-to-door VIP pickup, a local guide in English or Spanish, and three customizable stops at vineyards, breweries or distilleries on Page Springs Road and beyond. You choose which stops suit your group, bring your own wine and snacks into the van, control the music, and get a charcuterie, fruit or hummus plate to enjoy with each tasting. The guide photographs the day for you.Is it for me?If your group speaks English or Spanish, the guide delivers the full commentary in your language. Bring your own wine and snacks if you want to control what you taste and eat, or let the guide recommend stops and pairings based on what the group prefers.
Sedona ATV Rentals: Red Rocks & Verde River 8-HourYou get an 8-hour ATV rental with fuel, helmet, goggles and map included, plus the freedom to choose your own route through Sedona's red rocks, Sycamore Canyon and the Verde River. No fixed itinerary, no guide, no group — just you, the terrain and the whole day to explore at your own pace. Pickup and return happen at the rental location in Sedona or Cottonwood.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore Sedona's red rocks and canyons without joining a tour group or arranging their own transport — the rental gives you the whole day and the freedom to stop wherever you want, which is what makes the landscape feel like it's yours to discover instead of something you're being shown.
Private Wine Tour from Sedona: 4 Verde Valley VineyardsA private wine tour from Sedona takes you to 4 vineyards across Verde Valley in a luxury vehicle (limo for larger groups, SUV for smaller ones), with a live English-speaking guide, bottled water and snacks included. The tour runs 5 hours with roughly an hour at each winery. You can drink wine during the drive between stops. Children from age 4 are welcome, and the guide handles all the routing and timing so you taste without planning the day.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads the commentary throughout, so this tour works for anyone comfortable following along in English. The luxury vehicle and fixed routing mean you taste without arranging transportation or deciding which winery comes next — the day is built for you.
Sedona Wine Tour: Two Vineyards with TastingsA 3-hour wine tour from Sedona takes you to two vineyards in the Page Springs area near Cornville, where you taste two flights per person at working wineries among them DA Ranch, Javelina Leap, Cove Mesa or Oak Creek. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with a driver-guide who narrates the red rock scenery on the way west; the minimum drinking age is 21.Is it for me?Book the noon departure if your afternoon is free and you want to visit two vineyards in one outing—the guide drives the route through Page Springs wine country, so you taste at multiple locations without backtracking.
Verde Valley Wine Tour from Sedona: Private TastingsA private wine tour of Verde Valley south of Sedona includes round-trip luxury transportation, wine tastings at three wineries, and lunch at an Italian wine bar with locally farmed ingredients. Your group stays private — no other reservations join you — and a live guide drives and leads the entire 5-hour route. Everyone must be 21 with valid ID.Is it for me?Book this tour if your group is three to six people and you want to taste wine without managing the drive, the timing or the reservations yourself — everything is arranged and private to just your party.
Sedona & Verde Valley Private Wine Tour with LunchA private wine and beer tasting tour in Sedona and Verde Valley with a live English-speaking guide who customizes the route to your palate, including four wine or beer flights, $11 of artisan chocolate per person, lunch with wine pairing, and hotel or meeting-point pickup. The guide adjusts stops and tastings based on whether you prefer local wines, micro-brews, or both, and can arrange lunch at Merkin Osteria, a local brewery, or a vineyard depending on your mood.Is it for me?The tour moves at your pace with flexibility to linger at a stop or skip one if you prefer, which works well if you want to taste without a rigid schedule. The private format means your guide adjusts to your palate and interests in real time, so whether you're into wine, beer, or both, the day stays focused on what you actually want to taste.
Sedona Wine Tasting: 3 Rooms, Charcuterie & Red Rock ViewsA private five-hour wine tasting in Sedona takes you to three tasting rooms where you taste wine flights of your choice, paired with a charcuterie board at one stop. The tour includes pickup from your hotel, bottled water, and complimentary digital photos. Minimum age is 21; children must be accompanied by an adult.Is it for me?This works best for a small group of friends or a couple who want to taste without driving, and who prefer learning what they actually like instead of following a preset wine list. The private format means you set the pace and the guide tailors the education to your interests.
Verde Valley Wine Tasting Tour from Sedona: 2 Vineyards, 3 HoursThis is a guided wine tasting tour of two Verde Valley vineyards near Sedona, lasting 3 to 4 hours, with stops at Javelina Leap Winery and D.A. Ranch Vineyard and Estates. You taste wines at both estates, enjoy a gourmet charcuterie lunch with cheese, cured meats, fresh fruit and bread, and receive exclusive discounts on any bottles you want to buy. The tour includes a live guide in English or Spanish and transportation; tasting fees at the vineyards are not included but come with a discount through the tour company.Is it for me?Book the private tour if your group wants a dedicated departure time and the flexibility to linger at whichever vineyard appeals most; the express shared tour works better if you want the lowest price and do not mind joining other wine tasters on a fixed schedule.
Private Wine Tour Sedona: 4 Hours, 4 WineriesA private wine tour in Sedona customized to your group size and preferences, with a licensed guide who drives and selects the wineries based on what you want to experience. The tour runs 4 hours, includes transportation and water, and starts at a time that works for you; minimum age is 21.Is it for me?Book this tour if your group wants to taste wine without driving between stops and without a fixed itinerary—the guide builds the day around what you tell them you're after, so a relaxed afternoon at one winery or a quick run through four tastings both work equally well.
