Antelope Canyon Private Helicopter Adventure from Phoenix — Page Landing & Red Rock Flight
A private helicopter whisks you from the Phoenix Valley across Sedona’s red rocks, Meteor Crater, the Painted Desert and Horseshoe Bend, then lands in Page for a four-hour exploration of Antelope Canyon. Luxury, perspective, and unmatched photo opportunities—no crowds, just the landscape.
The Experience
Before You Go
Book Antelope Canyon in advance
Antelope Canyon requires a guided entry or ticket on Navajo land—secure your slot before flying to Page to make full use of the four-hour layover.
Hydrate and sun-protect
Desert sun and canyon reflections intensify heat—carry at least 1L of water, sunscreen, and a brimmed hat for the ground portion.
Bring a wide-angle lens
Slot canyons are tight and dramatic—use a wide-angle lens (10–24mm) and bring a small tripod if allowed by your guide.
Weigh-in and luggage limits
Flights are private with an 850 lb group limit—declare weights on booking and leave large checked bags behind for safety and balance.
Local Knowledge
Hidden Gems
- •Glen Canyon Dam overlook for sweeping reservoir and geology views
- •Lone Rock Beach for a quieter Lake Powell shoreline photo stop
Wildlife
- •Desert bighorn sheep
- •Golden eagle and other raptors
Conservation Note
Stick to guided routes in Navajo-managed canyons, carry out waste, and avoid drones—respecting permits and local regulations protects fragile sandstone and cultural sites.
The slot canyons cut into Navajo Sandstone are products of erosion and flash floods; much of the area lies within Navajo Nation territory with deep cultural significance.
Photographer's Notes
- • Helicopter run over Horseshoe Bend
- • Landing area approach and rim viewpoints near Page
- • Interior of Antelope Canyon guided routes
What to Bring
Wide-angle camera lensEssential
Captures the interior curves and tight walls of Antelope Canyon and expansive aerial views.
Sun protection (hat + sunscreen)Essential
Desert sun and reflected light inside the canyon increase UV exposure.
Sturdy closed-toe shoesEssential
Sandy, uneven canyon floors and short hikes at overlooks require traction and protection.
Light layers (windbreaker)
Temperatures can vary between helicopter altitudes and canyon shade—layers add comfort.
Common Questions
Are Antelope Canyon tickets included?
No—Antelope Canyon admission and local guided entry are not included. Book Navajo Nation-guided tours for Upper or Lower Antelope Canyon in advance.
Where does the helicopter depart from?
Departures are from the company’s hangar in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area; the exact meeting address is provided at booking.
Is the flight private?
Yes—each booking is private for up to five passengers and tailored for comfort and photo opportunities.
What is the total duration?
Expect a full-day experience of about 6–8 hours door-to-door, including flight time and roughly four hours on the ground in Page.
Are there weight limits?
Yes—the maximum total group weight is 850 lbs; passenger weights are required at booking to ensure safe weight-and-balance.
Can the tour be canceled for weather?
Yes—flights can be canceled due to unsafe flying conditions such as high winds, low visibility, or monsoon storms; the operator requires cancelations at least 24 hours for full refund policies.
Book This Experience
Check AvailabilityDuration
6–8 hours
Location
Page, Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Fitness Level
Minimal aerobic fitness required; you should be able to stand and walk on uneven sandy surfaces for up to a couple hours.
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