Antelope Canyon and river adventure from Grand Canyon South Rim

Start off with a one-hour flight on a sightseeing airplane. From the comfort of your seat see the canyon's Eastern Rim, the Confluence of the Little Colorado River, Horseshoe Bend, and Lake Powell, which is a man-made reservoir. Upon landing, you'll hop on a 4-wheel drive vehicle and zoom off to Antelope Canyon where you will have a 90-minute guided tour. Your Native American guide will lead you through the winding slot canyon and learn all about the history of the early Natives who had to seek shelter in the canyon walls. After the Antelope Canyon tour, you'll take a ride to Wilderness River Adventures on a rafting trip. The raft trip begins from Glen Canyon Dam on a motorized raft that will travel 15.5 miles up the Colorado River. This trip has a pit stop to explore the ancient petroglyphs on the canyon walls made by ancient dwellers. The guide will fill you in on the history of Glen Canyon, Glen Canyon Dam, and the native animals that still live in the area. The raft will go through Horseshoe Bend before ending at Lee's Ferry. Ground transportation will take you back to Grand Canyon South with sights of the Navajo Indian Nation and a stop at the historic Cameron Trading Post.