Arizona Vacations & Tours

If drama in the desert stirs your wanderlust, then Arizona is the ultimate travel stage. From serene deserts and the red rocks of Sedona to the nation’s biggest national landmark, the Grand Canyon, Arizona is an American geological treasure trove, sure to capture your heart, and camera each time you visit.

The Grand Canyon is Arizona’s biggest star, and at a mile (1.6km) deep, 18 miles (29km) wide, and 277 miles (445km) long, the largest formation of its kind on earth. Visitors flock year-round to the South Rim for the best views, and to hike and immerse themselves in the indigenous history and culture of the region. In the warmer months, the North Rim offers a quieter, less curated experience, while Grand Canyon West is located close to the Nevada border and is popular with day-trippers from Las Vegas.

Between the Grand Canyon and Phoenix, Sedona is a natural treasure in its own right, famous for its red rock formations, a vivid blend of indigenous cultures, a thriving artistic scene, and its mysterious energy vortexes. Perhaps nowhere else in Arizona captures the appeal of this landscape quite like Sedona, with countless trails to explore in between historic archeological sites and natural formations like Cathedral Rock, the Devil’s Bridge, and Seven Sacred Pools.