Once the sun goes down, the Sonoran Desert becomes especially intriguing. Mountains that are rugged and majestic during daylight hours become dark, sleeping giants after sundown.

The mighty Saguaro Cactus lives up to its reputation of being the "Sentinel of the Desert", standing guard as the creatures of the night stir from their day-long hibernation from the desert heat.

Go beyond the boundaries of a regular jeep in the unstoppable Hummer as you travel deeper into the desert than an ordinary tour can go.

Using quality Bombardier single or factory built legal 2 seat ATV's (no after market "add on seats" squashed onto a single person ATV!), both you and your passenger will be comfortable on a machine specifically designed for two.

Bring your sense of adventure and see the Sonoran Desert up close as you tackle the challenging terrain and have the ride of your life! This is the most fun you will ever have in the dirt!

Centrally located near Scottsdale, this is the best fun you can have in the dirt as you follow the desert trails through sandy washes and rocky creek beds, eventually cresting a series of ridge lines. The result is an awesome view of the surrounding Sonoran Desert.

You are in the driver's seat, but your experienced guide will be with you all the way offering advice and instruction for a fun and safe couple of hours in the desert.

The "C2" Desert car is a 2 seat vehicle fitted with a roll cage and seat belts.

Grand Canyon Deluxe South Rim Tour
In addition to the Aerial Tour detailed above, land at the Grand Canyon airport for a guided tour of the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Lunch will be provided during the ground time. Stop at one of the impressive South Rim overlooks and the Grand Canyon Historic Village where you may shop, take pictures, enjoy the peaceful views or take a long walk along the rim of the Canyon. You may see native wildlife. After, head back to the Grand Canyon Airport to continue your aerial journey, returning to Deer Valley airport in Phoenix via Sycamore Canyon Wilderness and the old mining town of Jerome.

Also included is a 7 minute helicopter experience down to the floor of the Canyon. After a brief walk to the river's edge, enjoy a 15 minute smooth water pontoon boat ride on the Colorado River. The cliffs will tower above you. Your flight back to the rim of the canyon will reconnect with your pilot for your return flight to Phoenix. (Please note the order of your tour is subject to change)

Leaving Page your flight will encompass the Glen Canyon Dam, Wahweap Marina and the beautiful contrasts of the striking blue/green waters of Lake Powell and the surrounding desert landscapes. Just before reaching Navajo Mountain, depart the lake to fly over the immense span of Rainbow Bridge, the world's largest natural stone bridge.

After a short trip over the rugged canyon lands of the Utah/Arizona border you will reach the familiar spires, buttes and mesas of Monument Valley. Here you board a four-wheel drive vehicle for a two-hour voyage through the most dramatic rock formations of the Colorado Plateau. The rich history and impressive monuments will captivate you. You may even recognize scenes right out of your favorite western movies. After your tour savor a delicious Navajo Taco lunch at Goulding's Lodge before your return flight to Phoenix.

Sedona Aerial with Jeep Tour
Add to the experience of your Sedona Aerial Tour with a rugged Jeep tour of the fabulous red rocks. Land at the Sedona airport, where you will be greeted by a driver from a local Jeep Tour company who will take you on your 1-2 hour back country tour. Learn the history, beauty, and spirit that is distinctly Sedona. Afterwards, discover the unique shops and fine dining at Tlaquepaque, Sedona's exclusive shopping area. At an appointed time, your jeep will pick you up and will take you back to Sedona airport for your flight back to Phoenix.

In 1983, SuperShuttle pioneered the shared ride door-to-door ground transportation concept with the opening of it's Los Angeles, California operation. Today, SuperShuttle is the premier shared ride provider in the United States. Each day SuperShuttle provides door-to-door service for over 20,000 guests, that is almost seven million guests each year.

From the beginning, SuperShuttle was established with a tradition of exceptional guest service. The strategy was simple: to be the premier shared ride transportation company, by taking care of the guest better than anyone else.

Don't forget to also book your return transfer

In 1983, SuperShuttle pioneered the shared ride door-to-door ground transportation concept with the opening of it's Los Angeles, California operation. Today, SuperShuttle is the premier shared ride provider in the United States. Each day SuperShuttle provides door-to-door service for over 20,000 guests, that is almost seven million guests each year.

From the beginning, SuperShuttle was established with a tradition of exceptional guest service. The strategy was simple: to be the premier shared ride transportation company, by taking care of the guest better than anyone else.

This 4 hour tour provides views of Phoenix/Scottsdale including historic sights, the state capitol, Camelback Mountain, Senator Barry Goldwater's home, Wrigley Mansion, and Scottsdale's Fifth Avenue/Old Town district.

You will have an hour at leisure to browse the shops and galleries of Old Town Scottsdale.

Tour highlights includes:

• Camelback Mountain
• Wrigley Mansion
• Senator Barry Goldwater's home
• Scottsdale's Avenue

Travel the scenic Apache Trail at the base of the legendary Superstition Mountains.

Visit Goldfield Ghost Town where tales of gold abound! Gold was first struck here in 1892.

Next, it's time for a relaxing steamboat cruise on one of Arizona's most beautiful desert lakes - Canyon Lake. Your cruise aboard the Dolly Steamboat will give you a chance to catch a glimpse of big horn sheep and bald eagles as well as learn about the Apaches from your boat captain.

After your cruise, enjoy a stop at the "bustling" town of Tortilla Flat (population 6). This small Arizona town is the last surviving stagecoach stop along the Apache Trail. A lunch stop will be made at either Canyon Lake Marina or Tortilla Flat.

Tour to Montezuma Castle prehistoric ruins, Chapel of the Holy Cross and Sedona. Begin your tour through the beautiful Sonoran Desert, whilst your guide explains to you about the history, geology and vegetation of the area.

Your first stop will be at Montezuma Castle National Monument, a prehistoric cliff dwelling where you can enjoy a walking tour of this marvel. Then it is onto the red rock country of Sedona - the first stop is at the Chapel of the Holy Cross one of the scenic landmarks in Sedona, a walking tour of this beautiful location is provided.

Next your guide will take you into the downtown Sedona area - location of many films and television shows. You will have about 3 hours here to explore the many art galleries, enjoy a bite for lunch and take a 90 minute Jeep Tour.

Continue on to Saguaro National Park for a spectacular desert photo opportunity. Afterwards enjoy a mini city tour of Tucson and visit the quaint Old Town Artisans in the historic district.

Enjoy a driving tour through the Sonoran Desert to the red rock country of Sedona where you will make a coffee break/picture stop at about 9:00am. Take a stroll through stunning Sedona, before you continue your sightseeing tour up a beautiful 17 mile scenic drive in Oak Creek Canyon. Travel up into the San Francisco Mountains surrounding the Flagstaff area and continue along sections of historic Route 66 through Williams and arrive at the Grand Canyon around lunch time.

Here, you will enjoy a helicopter flight which takes you over the deepest portion of the Grand Canyon, through Dragon Corridor and on to the North Rim for some breathtaking views. During your return flight, you will see rock temples and shrines while flying over the widest portion of the Colorado River.

After your flight, your guide will then provide a driving tour along a scenic 23 mile rim drive. Stops will be made at a couple of view points to learn about the Canyon from your guide. This rim tour takes about 2 hours. Late afternoon the guide will escort the group from the Canyon by van to the Navajo Reservation where a stop will be made at the historic Cameron Trading Post, an authentic Navajo trading post. Here, you can learn about the Navajo people, have some time to shop, and get some views of the little Colorado River Gorge and the Painted Desert off in the distance.

Conclude your tour with a journey across the Navajo Reservation, back through the mountains of Flagstaff and into the Verde River valley where a snack stop will be made early evening.

Day One:

Begin with a tour through the Sonoran Desert to Montezuma Castle National Monument. Your guide will give you a walking tour of this prehistoric cliff dwelling. Continue to red rock country and visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Upon arrival into Sedona, you will have the afternoon free to shop, take an optional jeep tour, a horseride or mountain bike ride or just drink in the local beauty. A trolley pass is included for transportation to galleries or other points of interest.

Overnight: Sedona - Best Western or Matterhorn

Day Two:

This morning your guide will meet you at your hotel at approximately 9:15am to begin your tour through scenic Oak Creek Canyon. You'll arrive at the Grand Canyon Village around noon for your first dramatic view. Rooms will not be ready for occupancy until later in the afternoon, so your guide will present various options for you to enjoy. You have the afternoon free to hike, take an optional scenic air tour over the Canyon, spend time at the Visitor Center or just enjoy the views of the ever-changing colors of the Canyon.
Overnight: Grand Canyon - Grand Hotel or Best Western.

Day Three:

This morning you have free time to watch the sunrise over the Canyon, walk along the rim out to Yavapai Museum, or just enjoy the views. About 11:30am your guide will meet you in the lobby of your hotel and provide a 23-mile tour along the rim with stops at additional lookout points for contrasting views of the canyon. Visit an authentic trading post on the Navajo Indian Reservation to learn about the culture of the Navajo people and shop for arts and crafts.

DAY ONE
Travel from Phoenix/Scottsdale to the red rock country of Sedona. This area is well known for its fine Southwestern arts and Native history. On the way, visit Montezuma Castle prehistoric cliff dwellings. This afternoon, experience the newest jeep excursion - "Awakening the Spirit." You will explore American Indian spirituality and the history of the first humans drawn to the area. Hear the creation story of the ancestors who once walked this beautiful land. The experience concludes with a saging ceremony to cleanse and purify body and spirit.  Overnight at Matterhorn Lodge (or equivalent.)

DAY TWO
Join your tour guide for a visit to Grand Canyon National Park. In addition to its awesome beauty, Grand Canyon has also served as home to many Native American cultures. You'll have time to visit the famed Desert View watchtower, symbolic of ancient Anasazi structures from civilizations long since gone from the area. You’ll also visit the Navajo Indian Reservation for a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post.  Overnight in Flagstaff, AZ.

DAY THREE
Travel to Monument Valley Tribal Park for a scenic off road trip into the heart of the Valley. The towering buttes of this magnificent area have long been the backdrop for Western movies and you'll see them up close with your Native American guide. Along the way, visit an authentic hogan, the traditional dwelling of the Navajo people. Return to Flagstaff for your overnight accommodations.

DAY FOUR
Depart Flagstaff for your outbound flights from Phoenix Airport. 

After the lunch break, your guide will then provide a driving tour along a scenic 23 mile rim drive. Stops will be made at a couple of view points to learn about the Canyon from your guide. This rim tour takes about 2 hours. Late afternoon, the guide will escort the group from the Canyon by van to the Navajo Reservation where a stop will be made at the historic Cameron Trading Post, an authentic Navajo trading post. Here, you can learn about the Navajo people, have some time to shop, and get some views of the little Colorado River Gorge and the Painted Desert off in the distance.

Conclude your tour with a journey across the Navajo Reservation, back through the mountains of Flagstaff and into the Verde River valley where a snack stop will be made early evening.

Day One

Travel through the Sonoran Desert and the red rock country of Sedona on the way to Grand Canyon National Park. Spend the afternoon along the canyon rim before heading to historic Cameron Trading Post. This evening, hear about the arts and crafts of Arizona's Native Americans from a local craftsman. Overnight in Flagstaff.

Day Two

This morning meet your guide and travel to the shores of the mighty Colorado River where you'll board special rafts for a scenic float trip. Towering sandstone cliffs, ancient petroglyphs and a tasty lunch make this a fantastic day.

This tour is seasonal and operates from 15 April to 1 October only.

Explore the Grand Canyon on this overnight tour which includes Sedona, the Painted desert and a visit to an authentic trading post on the Navajo Reservation for shopping.

Day One:
This tour offers a perfect way for a visitor to spend extra time at the Grand Canyon. The overnight tour begins with a visit to the dramatic red rock country of Sedona where your guide will point out some of the scenic highlights and include a coffee stop and photos. Arrive at the Grand Canyon Village around lunchtime and the guide will assist with check-in at the Grand Canyon. You will have the afternoon and following morning free to explore on your own.

Overnight: Grand Canyon - Grand Hotel or Best Western

Day Two:
Your morning is free to take an optional helicopter tour or see the Imax Theatre presentation. Your guide will meet you at your hotel about 12:30pm where you will begin your journey along the East Rim to some spectacular viewpoints. On your return, a stop is made at the Painted Desert, and you will enjoy a visit to an authentic trading post on the Navajo Reservation for shopping. Return to Phoenix in the evening.

Day One:
Enjoy a visit to the Sonoran Desert, Montezuma Castle (prehistoric cliff dwellings), Sedona's Chapel of the Holy Cross and panoramic overlooks of the Sedona red rock areas. Guests have the afternoon and evening free to enjoy the shops and galleries of Sedona, take an optional jeep tour, horseback ride, balloon ride, helicopter tour, or relax and take in the view. Hiking trails abound in the nearby wilderness areas, or you can take a walk along Oak Creek.

Overnight in Sedona.

Day Two:
Your guide will meet you after breakfast for your journey to Grand Canyon National Park. You will have approximately 3-4 hours in the park to enjoy the view and have lunch. Spend the afternoon touring along the Canyon's 22 mile scenic rim to experience other breathtaking panoramas of this natural wonder. On your return journey, visit the Navajo Indian Reservation to shop for arts and crafts, and a view of the Painted Desert Cliffs.

Step back in time as you travel to the Grand Canyon aboard the vintage Grand Canyon Railway, following the original path of this historic rail line.

Day One:
Travel through the beautiful Sonoran Desert to the red rock country of Sedona for panoramic views and a rest stop. This area has long been known for its fantastic are galleries and wonderful scenery. After your first panoramic overlook, you'll have the afternoon free for browsing or an optional backcountry jeep tour.
Overnight: Sedona - Matterhorn Lodge

Day Two:
All aboard! Early this morning, travel to Williams and board the historic Grand Canyon Railroad for a journey through time. You'll enjoy the scenic beauty of Arizona's high country on your way to Grand Canyon National Park. Upon arrival at the Canyon, step up for your first breathtaking view of this Wonder of the World. You'll have free time to explore prior to checking into your local hotel.
Overnight: Grand Canyon - Best Western or Grand Hotel

Day Three
This morning, relax at your hotel, take an optional helicopter flight, or enjoy the Imax Theatre (additional cost). This afternoon, your guide will take you on a scenic rim tour for fabulous photo opportunities. Then, stop for shopping at Cameron Trading Post on the Navajo Indian Reservation. Return to Phoenix mid to late evening.

Your day begins with a fully narrated tour of the Sonoran Desert heading northwest to the town of Clarkdale. You'll have time to browse through the depot and have lunch at the Copper Spike Cafe.

Then climb aboard for your panoramic rail experience to Perkinsville through the Verde River Canyon. While on board this 4-hour ride, you will have plenty of time to relax and enjoy the views.

This distinctive geographical area includes desert rock faces, crimson cliffs, and towering bridges accessible only by rail.

Don't be surprised if you see bald eagle, coyote, antelope and other wildlife that make their home in this rugged terrain! All passengers have access to fantastic open-air viewing cars and the trip features strolling musicians and informative narration.

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• Complimentary Cubic Zirconia earrings, jewelry cleaner and cleaning cloth from Ultra Diamonds ($60 value)
• $15 Outlets at Anthem gift card (valid at any outlet store or food court merchant)
  
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• Outlets at Anthem canvas tote bag
• Outlets at Anthem Preferred Customer Card