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3.5 Hour Scenic & Cultural Tour of Lower Monument Valley

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Duration: 3h 30mins
Live guide in English
Group of max. 12 people

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Monument Valley National Park reviews

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Robert, United States

11 Apr 2024

Excellent

Great guide. Really enjoyed the tour. Would definitely recommend.

3.5 Hour Scenic & Cultural Tour of Lower Monument Valley

Giulia, Italy

21 Aug 2023

Excellent

Spettacolare, un'emozione unica...la visita con Don è stata affascinante ed emozionante. Ci ha raccontato la sua vita e le sue origini attraverso il percorso. consigliatissimo

2.5 Hour Scenic & Cultural Tour of Lower Monument Valley

Gianluca, Italy

21 Aug 2023

Excellent

Tour veramente eccezionale, ti fa scoprire anche i punti non accessibili della Monument Valley. Consigliatissimo

3.5 Hour Scenic & Cultural Tour of Lower Monument Valley

About: Monument Valley National Park

Monument Valley National Park straddles the Arizona-Utah border. This red-sand desert region is famed for its giant sandstone buttes in the Navajo Tribal Park. The park can be accessed by the looping, 17-mile Valley Drive, but many people opt to take a tour.

Monument Valley National Park

Indn Route 42, Oljato-Monument Valley, AZ 84536, Kayenta

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