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A helicopter or airplane tour offers a spectacular bird’s-eye view of Antelope Canyon's winding sandstone formations and the stunning 270-degree turn of Horseshoe Bend, giving you a perspective you can only get from above.
Antelope Canyon Helicopter Tours
- Discover the best of the American Southwest in a day, combining scenic flights, guided canyon exploration, and iconic landscapes. Ideal for travelers wanting to see it all in one trip.
- Fly over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, and Glen Canyon, capturing stunning aerial views of these natural and man-made marvels from a scenic flight.
- Horseshoe Bend offers panoramic views of the Colorado River’s famous 270-degree curve, a prime spot for photos.
- Explore Antelope Canyon’s narrow, winding corridors with a local guide, where natural light beams create magical photo opportunities.
- Learn about the canyon's geology, history, and culture from your knowledgeable guide for a deeper experience.
- Discover the best of the American Southwest in a day, combining scenic flights, guided canyon exploration, and iconic landscapes. Ideal for travelers wanting to see it all in one trip.
- Fly over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, and Glen Canyon, capturing stunning aerial views of these natural and man-made marvels from a scenic flight.
- Horseshoe Bend offers panoramic views of the Colorado River’s famous 270-degree curve, a prime spot for photos.
- Explore Antelope Canyon’s narrow, winding corridors with a local guide, where natural light beams create magical photo opportunities.
- Learn about the canyon's geology, history, and culture from your knowledgeable guide for a deeper experience.
Inclusions
- Airplane Tour
- Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon Tour
- Round-trip transfers from Las Vegas hotels on the Strip and Downtown
Exclusions
- Gratuities
- Tip: Wear comfortable shoes and light clothing, as you’ll be walking and hiking through both the canyon and to the Horseshoe Bend overlook.
- This tour is not wheelchair-accessible.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Take a 10-12 minute helicopter tour over Horseshoe Bend in a luxury helicopter with large windows, perfect for a quick aerial view of the American Southwest.
- Skip the crowded overlook and enjoy an uninterrupted view of Horseshoe Bend's iconic 270-degree curve from the sky.
- Fly over Glen Canyon Dam, one of the largest in the US, and admire the red sandstone walls and the Colorado River from above.
- Capture stunning aerial views of Lake Powell, where the vibrant desert landscape meets deep blue waters, creating a striking contrast.
- This quick yet unforgettable helicopter tour offers a unique perspective on the Southwest’s natural wonders.
- Take a 10-12 minute helicopter tour over Horseshoe Bend in a luxury helicopter with large windows, perfect for a quick aerial view of the American Southwest.
- Skip the crowded overlook and enjoy an uninterrupted view of Horseshoe Bend's iconic 270-degree curve from the sky.
- Fly over Glen Canyon Dam, one of the largest in the US, and admire the red sandstone walls and the Colorado River from above.
- Capture stunning aerial views of Lake Powell, where the vibrant desert landscape meets deep blue waters, creating a striking contrast.
- This quick yet unforgettable helicopter tour offers a unique perspective on the Southwest’s natural wonders.
Inclusions
- 10 to 12-min helicopter tour
- Aerial views of Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Dam
- Tip: Wear polarized sunglasses to reduce glare and enhance the colors of the landscape.
- All passengers must check in at the Page Municipal Airport 30 minutes before the flight time.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why go on a helicopter tour of Antelope Canyon
Unmatched aerial views
Your tours explained
Helicopter tour
- This tour offers an aerial experience in a helicopter over Lake Powell, Glen Canyon Dam, and Horseshoe Bend, allowing for a unique perspective of these natural wonders.
- You will be in the air for around 12 minutes on this tour making it ideal for those looking for a quick yet memorable experience.
- With a smaller group capacity, helicopter tours often provide a more intimate setting.
Recommended tours:
Horseshoe Bend Helicopter Tour
Airplane tour
- The airplane tour lasts around 1.5 hours each way and will take you from Boulder City to Page, Arizona, and back after spending around 3.5 hours on the ground in Page.
- The tour allows for a broader range of sightseeing opportunities on the way to Page along with the chance to step out and experience the landscapes up close.
- Airplane tours can accommodate more passengers compared to helicopters, making it a suitable option for families or larger groups wanting to share the experience.
Recommended tours:
From Las Vegas: Antelope Canyon Airplane & Ground Tour
The helicopter and airplane rides are not wheelchair accessible.
Boarding points for your aerial rides
Helicopter tour
Location: Arizona
Address: Page Municipal Airport, 238 10th Ave, Page, AZ 86040, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Golliard's Park (0.1 miles)
Closest bus stop: Escalante Apartments/DES | 12-minute walk
Airplane tour
Location: Boulder
Address: Boulder Municipal Airport, Airport Rd, Boulder City, NV 89005, United States | Find on Maps
Nearby landmark: Veterans' Memorial Park (0.9 miles)
Closest bus stop: EB BC Pkwy after Veterans Memorial | 4-minute drive
Plan your helicopter tour
Timings
Rules
Visitor tips
Things to do nearby
Horseshoe Bend Helicopter Tour: This experience is available only at 3pm
Antelope Canyon Airplane & Ground Tour: This experience is available only at 8am
Best time to go on an Antelope Canyon helicopter tour: The best time for the Antelope Canyon helicopter tour is during the spring and fall months, specifically from April to June and September to October. During these periods, the weather is generally mild and comfortable with highs between 20°C to 32°C and lows between 8°C to 18°C–ideal conditions for flying.
- Purses, backpacks, and other baggage are not allowed on the helicopter.
- Bags are not permitted on the airplane. You can use the cloakrooms at the Boulder terminal to keep your belongings.
- As a rule, don’t pull out your selfie sticks and extended camera poles in and around the aircraft.
- You can carry water with you on the flight but do not open the bottle in the aircraft.
- Aerial tours have limited capacity and can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons. Make sure to secure your spot at least 3 weeks before your trip.
- Don’t shy away from slathering on as much sunscreen as possible to protect yourself from the sun, especially during midday when UV exposure is at its highest.
- Be mindful of your belongings and secure loose items to prevent them from becoming hazards during the flight.
- Don’t hesitate to ask your pilots and guides about the geology and history of the attractions you see. They are experts who can provide valuable insights and great anecdotes.
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Here’s what you’ll see from up in the sky
Frequently asked questions about the Antelope Canyon helicopter tours
What can I expect on an Antelope Canyon helicopter tour?
An Antelope Canyon helicopter tour offers aerial views of one of the most iconic slot canyons in the American Southwest and the red-orange landscapes in its vicinity. Each tour is led by experienced pilots who share fascinating insights about the region’s history, geology, and cultural significance.
Do the tickets include both helicopter and airplane tours?
You have the option to buy tickets for a helicopter tour or an airplane tour separately. You can even opt to go on both by purchasing tickets individually since the experiences are completely different from each other.
How is an airplane tour different from a helicopter tour of Antelope Canyon?
An airplane tour usually offers a broader view of the entire canyon and nearby landmarks, flying at higher altitudes and covering a larger area over a longer period of time. Helicopter tours provide a closer, more intimate experience at lower altitudes and are ideal for those looking to focus specifically on Antelope Canyon.
Is there a weight limit for passengers on airplane tours?
The weight limit for the aircraft used for the airplane tours is 300 pounds (136 kg) per passenger. This can vary based on the specific flight and operational requirements, so check with the airline for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding weight restrictions and policies.
What is the weight limit for passengers on the helicopter tour?
Each helicopter tour passenger's weight is limited to 300 pounds (136 kg) to ensure safety and compliance with aircraft weight restrictions.
What should I wear on the helicopter tour to Antelope Canyon?
Dress comfortably, wearing layered clothing and closed-toe shoes. Even though helicopters are climate-controlled, desert weather can vary. Sunglasses are highly recommended to protect your eyes from glare.
Are the Antelope Canyon helicopter tours family-friendly?
Helicopter tours are a great activity for your family to do together. Some operators may have age restrictions for children under two years old for safety reasons. We recommend you only take along children over the age of 2.
Is the Antelope Canyon helicopter tour suitable for solo travelers?
Absolutely! Solo travelers are welcome and grouped with other visitors. It’s a great way to meet fellow adventurers and enjoy a guided experience of this scenic marvel.
Are there restroom facilities on the helicopter?
No, helicopters do not have restroom facilities. You can use the toilets available at the terminal before boarding.