Enjoy the awe-inspiring views of a sunset in the Grand Canyon. It is one of the most breathtaking sights one can behold! See the most spectacular viewpoints along the South & East Rims  - Spot for the rare and endangered California Condors - The Little Colorado River Gorge  - The Painted Desert - Dinner at Bright Angel Lodge -  Oak Creek Canyon   ...and much more. Tour departs from Sedona and Flagstaff.

Highlights:

- Fully-guided

- Grand Canyon's East & South Rims

- Professionally Guided Tour

- Dinner at Grand Canyon

- Navajo Reservation

- Complimentary hotel pickup

- Oak Creek Canyon

Your awe-inspiring tour of the Grand Canyon at sunset showcases the stunning views from the East & South Rims of the park. For those departing from Sedona, your travels take you through Oak Creek, one of the top 10 scenic drives in America. After our Flagstaff guests have joined us we drive past the dormant volcanoes that make up the San Francisco Peaks on our way to the Navajo Reservation.

Along the way you will be treated to the amazing views of the San Francisco Volcanic Field, the Painted Desert, the Little Colorado River Gorge and the Historic Cameron trading post on the Navajo Reservation. There are places to grab some lunch before heading into the National Park. The afternoon is flexible with time to stroll along the rim, explore Grand Canyon Village or adventure out on your own.

Upon entering the Grand Canyon National Park (entrance fees are included) you'll experience your first views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River at Desert View. Explore the Watchtower Observatory created by architect Mary Colter.

We'll visit other scenic and historic points along the rim of the Grand Canyon, then enter the Gran Canyon Village on the South Rim where you will be enjoy a delicious meal at the Bright Angel Lodge. After dinner, take a leisurely 1/2-mile walk along the South Rim as you gaze 14 miles across to the North Rim. You will have many photo opportunities from your advantage point of over 1/4 of the Grand Canyon.

Sunsets at the Grand Canyon provide an array of colors, shadows and lighting that have been photographed and painted by artists around the world.