Although I really enjoyed my trip I totally think the tours are over priced. I paid for three extra days in Yellowstone and only got two. Many times the itinerary followed the tour director's needs, e.g stopping at a Billings department store so she could stock up on personal care products. The best part of their tours are the Native... More

I have been on three trips with Go Native America and each one has been an awesome experience. Every indigenous person that works with this company knows their own culture and history and is happy to share what they can within the cultural boundaries of doing so. If you take one of these trips, and I recommend you do because... More

Go Native America is one of the best companies I ever traveled with and I'd consider myself a seasoned travelette. I wanted to understand Native American culture better and although I usually travel solo and just go to communities myself when I am curious, I knew that wouldn’t work with this Native American endeavor. So nervously I booked a group... More

I beleive large majority people write tripadvisor are...too hard to please, negative closed minded, spoilt,too much time on their hands!HOWEVER,native american trip aug-sept 2011,Chapman family,guides,accommadation,knowledge,experience,and kindness,espically sarah,tour guide/organiser was PRICELESS!If patrons read clear information given re trips they will understand and bene fit from the beauty of such freedom of heart,time,spirit,of what native america culture all about.Sarah knocked herself out... More

Sarah, as in other reviews is extremely difficult to deal with and attempted to rip me off. I mailed in my tour application and personal check in May 2012 as I planned to be in Harding, Montana, in June for the Little Bighorn Days and planned to do a short excursion tour. I never received any type of reply, but... More

The guides we had on our tour were wonderful people. It was fascinating listening and learning from their stories. If I had, had their names and contact information, I would have hired them privately and skipped the horrific experience with Sarah, the driver/owner. I will not recommend this company to anyone for the following reasons. It was important to me... More

I was duped by National Geographic recommending this particular tour company to experience the culture of native americans. We had long drives backtracking to overnight accommodation chosen for price and/or convenience to home for the tour operators rather than location and convenience for tour guests (strip mall areas completely cut off from mingling with locals or rustic locations without telephone... More

Booked my tour in October 2011 and was giddy with anticipation for almost a year. Venues and cultural learnings were great, but the poor organization of the tour made me rue the $3800 (not including airfare) I paid. Did not receive my final invoice until the day before departure, and it was inaccurate. Did not receive promised detailed itinerary package;... More

Go Native America is included in National Geographic Traveler's 2007 & 2010 "50 Tours of a Lifetime". I just came back from my first trip with Go Native America, a company that conducts several tours to various Native American Indian reservations throughout the year. Serle Chapman, head guide and co-owner of the company, was our guide. He had written several... More