Things to do in Grand Canyon

A really informative trip! Our guide was really accommodating and friendly as he explained the history behind the groves and recommended which spots would be the best to see the waterfalls from. There was enough free time for us to have breaks to get food and souvenirs as well. Highly enjoyed and would reccommend!

The overall time was well managed and we returned to the city at 19:30. We were also taken to many photo spots, but the only incident was at the first Yosemite attraction where the driver and tour guide Jerry said we could get off the car for three minutes to take photos. However, he drove away before the time was up and without counting the number of people. We waited for ten minutes before the car came back. After we got on the car, the driver apologized but the reason he gave was that he asked if everyone was on the car, and since everyone didn't answer, he assumed everyone was on the car. The weather was bad that day so raincoats and tissues were provided. Finally, the driver said to tip 20 US dollars (in cash). If you have time, it would be best to stay for a night or two and drive yourself. The cafe on the mountain has hot water and some simple food and drinks, so you don’t have to worry about being hungry. The recommended walking trail is almost flat and does not require too much effort.

The tour guide DINO picked us up on time. I originally thought there would be two people (tour guide + driver), but I was a little surprised to find only one person.

Mike is amusing and driving skill has no worries. Grand Canyon is a must visit. Next will try for South Rim if time allows

The itinerary is great, very suitable for travelers who want to visit three attractions in a short time. Thanks JB and the other driver. Because the journey is very long, according to US regulations, the drivers will change every two hours or so, and let everyone take a short break when changing. There are quite a lot of breaks, which is a very good arrangement. The trip requires some physical strength. It takes about ten minutes to walk into Horseshoe Bend, and there are ups and downs. The Lower Antelope Canyon is almost an hour long walk with no place to sit down and rest, and it is mainly sand and rocks, so walking is quite strenuous. It is the place that requires the most physical strength. You don't need to walk too much in the Grand Canyon. You can drive to the photo spot and get off to take pictures. You cannot bring a backpack to the Lower Antelope Canyon, so you can only bring water and a cell phone (water is a must). If you want to carry important items with you, you can consider carrying a close-fitting waist bag or a small backpack and putting it inside your clothes. A bottle of water will be distributed during lunch during the trip, but it is recommended to bring a few more bottles or buy some at the rest stop, as it is easy to get thirsty in the desert terrain.

The driver and micro-tour guide is very dedicated, but he will not take you anywhere. He will only take you to the designated spot and then take you to the next attraction when the time is up. In addition, if the driver provides snacks and drinks, remember to give a tip at the end☺️☺️☺️

An absolute wonderful experience that is not to be missed. The only thing is that the price point is a bit steep on Klook. Our tour guide Arika was so nice and informative. The burger for lunch was delish and we also got to visit Williams in Arizona which is a small town where the I-44 used to run through.

The shuttle car is comfortable to sit and the guide will explain to you all the way so you know more like these brainless tours I get off the bus to take pictures and play packages of restaurants are very good Antelope Valley is really beautiful