Grand Canyon & Sedona Glamping Adventure
Spends four days exploring one of the seven Natural Wonders of the World, and nearby Red Rock Country!
TRIP DATES:
May 8 – 12, 2025 SOLD OUT | September 5 – 9, 2025 SOLD OUT | September 12 – 16, 2025 SOLD OUT
Trip Length
5 Days
$2700 Per Person
This adventure hits the highlights of one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World – Grand Canyon National Park, and the beautiful red rock country – Sedona. You’ll explore the “giant hole in the ground”, descend into deep canyons, and admire the vast redrock towers, spires and more! Your nights are spent in relative luxury as you glamp in canvas tents and stay in a hotel.
Activities
- Hiking & Interpretive Tours
- Glamping
Included
- Medically-trained naturalist guides
- Double Occupancy Hotels
- Double-Triple Occupancy Glamping
- Round Trip Transportation to and from Phoenix
- Park Entry Fees
- All Meals
Not Included
- Flights to and from the pickup destination
- Gratuity for your guide
*Prices do not include 5.6% Arizona sales tax
Weather
The best times of year to hike in the deserts of Arizona are during early Spring from late February to May, and the fall months of September through to early November. The summer months can be oppressively hot and not ideal for hiking. Daytime temperatures in spring and fall are usually from 60° to 80°F (16°-27°C) and nights are cool. In the early fall you should be prepared for the odd afternoon thunderstorm.
Intensity – Moderate
Level 2-3 on the Good Trip Scale: Prepare for 5 – 7 hours of hiking per day, with varied terrain.
Accomodations
- Two Nights Hotel at a 4-star Hotel in Sedona
- Two Nights glamping
Flights
We begin at 11:00 AM on Day 1, so please book a flight that arrives by 10:00 AM. Alternatively, you can be collected at your accommodation in Phoenix by 10:30 AM if you are already in town.
Your trip ends back at the Phoenix International Airport at around 11:00 AM on Day 4. Please book a flight that leaves after 1pm to ensure you have enough time to check-in. Alternatively you can be dropped at your accommodation in Phoenix if you are staying to continue on..
Experience the magic of the Grand Canyon and soak in the Sedona sunsets before relaxing in glamping style!
Day One
You will meet you at Phoenix International Airport where you’ll meet your guides. You and your group will enjoy a quick lunch in town before making your way to Red Rock Country – Sedona! Settle into your hotel before taking an evening warm-up hike amongst buttes, towers, spires, and more! In the evening you’ll have a welcome dinner in town to discuss the big days ahead. Be sure to take a peek at the desert sunset sky as it becomes painted in beautiful colors.
Meals: L, D
Day Two
Enjoy a quick breakfast in town before gaining another Sedona hike experience. Take in the never-ending red rock views as you learn about the ancient Ananazi people, and maybe experience some Sedona vortex energy! After lunch, enjoy some yoga– right on the trail! The early evening will be spent at your leisure before a dinner in town.
Meals: B, L, D
Day Three
Today we will say goodbye to Sedona and make our way north to the Grand Canyon South Rim! Take some time to see the canyon for the first time with a nice warm-up hike. In the afternoon, you’ll check into your glamping experience. Have an evening near the campfire, don’t forget about the smores!
Meals: B, L, D
Day Four
Today calls for an early start! You’ll spend the day hiking down into the Grand Canyon. Your guides will take you off the beaten path for never ending sights, mesa views, and more. Learn about how the canyon was formed, the park’s flora and fauna, park history, and indigenous people. While at the Grand Canyon, keep in mind that what goes down- must come up! This is a moderately difficult hike that does require significant elevation gain. Breaks will be taken to ensure safety and accommodate various hiking levels. In the evening you’ll be rewarded with views at Desert View Tower and a scrumptious meal back at camp. In the evening, don’t forget to take a look up at the night sky.
Meals: B, L, D
Day Five
After packing up at your glamping site and a leisurely breakfast, you’ll say your goodbyes to the southwest desert (or until next time) as you are transferred back to the Phoenix Airport for your departing flight.
Meals: B
Packing LIst
Required Gear
- Backpacking pack (60 liters recommended)
- Luggage (can be left in the vehicle, 1 small suitcase per person)
- Pack cover
- Headlamp
- Reusable water bottles
- Wag Bags
Recommended Gear & Personal Items
- Cotton or silk sleeping bag liner (optional, recommended if renting)
- Travel pillow
- Sunscreen
- Earplugs
- Insect repellent
- Toiletries (please choose biodegradable and scent-free items)
- Small, personal first aid kit (including blister treatment)
- Small, quick dry towel
Required Clothing
- Warm jacket (down, puffy, fleece)
- Rain jacket or shell
- Breathable wicking base layers
- Lightweight hiking pants
- Warm clothes to sleep in
- Warm hat
- Sun hat with a brim
- Wool socks (1 pair per day of trip)
- Hiking boots
- Sunglasses
Recommended Clothing
- Rain pants
- Buff or neck scarf
- Comfortable clothes for camp
- Sandals or camp shoes
Trip FAQ’s
What will we eat?
Meals may be prepared by guides, picked up as boxed lunches, or enjoyed in restaurants. We prioritize seasonal, fresh ingredients and local suppliers in all regions. We can cater to most dietary requests and allergies with advanced notice. Be sure to include this information in our client intake form when registering for your trip!
Can we adjust the start time or trip length?
Start times are totally customizable to your group’s needs! Trips can easily be shortened to accommodate your needs. If you’d like to lengthen your trip, email hello@goodtripadventures.com as additional rates may apply.
Do you offer payment plans?
We are here to help! We offer flexible payment plans tailored to your needs. Reach out to us for more information on how we can assist you with payment options. Regardless of the payment plan implemented, full payment must be received by 30 days in advance of the trip start.
Are there age requirements?
They say age is just a number and we (mostly) agree! However, due to legal restrictions and group dynamic considerations, we do have a minimum age of 18 on our public group departures. But there’s no maximum!
If you have someone under 18 in your group, we can accommodate all ages on a private adventure, so let’s talk!