We booked a 2 hour photo tour in Upper Canyon with Antelope Canyon Navajo tours (David Etcitty) on May 14. It's a love hate review. If you're in Page, you do need to visit Antelope Canyon because it is spectacular, but the crowds are extreme, and it's a real challenge to get a good shot. The amount of dust and... More

There are two Antelope canyons, the upper and the lower, you might want to do both as they are truly beautiful (and heavenly fro photographers). Noon to two pm, are the best hours as the higher the sun in the sky the more spectacular are the rays that come through the canyon Both the upper and the Lower Canyons are... More

Cool place, however the canyon was packed of turists and made it almost imposible to get a proper shot of the canyon More

Had read on Tripadvisor that upper canyon trip was most accessible. I thought very good. The truck ride out a bit bumpy but doable. Guides point out specific camera angles and shots. "No flash, no sky" constant reminder. Only complaint was the feeling of being rushed through groups of 12 close on heels of each other. I was on 9:30... More

Incredible Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons for photo fans. Do NOT use flash, put your camera on ISO 400 and intensive coulours. You will not believe the result. Take the guided visits at 11.30 am for each canyon on separate days: it is more expensive but worth every penny to have the sun rays falling directly inside the slot canyons.... More

If you love nature and especially love to photograph beauty, this is a place you have to see. Ask locals what is the best time of day and take plenty water. It's on an Indian reservation, so reservations are required. I have only done the upper end. More

Antelope Canyon is great but pricey. We liked Antelope, but felt the different companies are taking advantage of a natural wonder that should be free or at least cheaper. That said, don’t miss it. Antelope is a must see and you will love it. More

We took both the boat tour and the slot canyon walk. Both were outstanding. The boat ride gives a water's edge view, while the slot canyon tour takes you deep inside the rocks and you see the wonderful formations that the swirling water made and makes inside. More

We went here after reading numerous reviews on TA. We ended up arriving around 11am, driving straight out to the meeting area off hwy 98 by the power plant. We paid out $26 and were lead down one of the most fantastic areas I have ever seen. We were at the tail end of our group and we had no... More