Tour Sedona, Montezuma Ruins & Jerome
Private full-day Verde Valley tour with Sedona sights, ancient ruins, and Jerome
Duration
12 Hours
Includes
Meals, water, admission fees
Highlights
Explore Sedona’s four main areas, visit ancient ruin sites, and head to historic Jerome on a private, flexible full-day tour. Stop for photos of famous red rock formations, then wrap up with dinner before returning to the property.
- Explore Uptown, Oak Creek Canyon, Village of Oak Creek, and West Sedona
- Photograph Sedona red rock formations like Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, and Cathedral Rock
- Visit ancient Indian ruins such as Montezuma Well, Montezuma Castle National Monument, or Tuzigoot National Monument
- Discover Jerome sights including the “sliding” jail and Gold King Mine Museum
- Enjoy dinner at The Haunted Hamburger with views toward Sedona
What's Included
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Water
- Admission fees
- Vehicle-based transportation
Cancellation Policy
Cancel at least 24 hours before your tour to receive a gift card for future use. Cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable. No cash refunds. If you remove a person from your reservation, you’ll receive a 75% refund for that person’s fare. If any guest arrives intoxicated, the tour may be canceled with no refund.
FAQs
You ride in a private vehicle for your booking only; this is not a group tour.
You can get picked up anywhere in Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek.
Lunch, dinner, water, and any admission fees are included. If you choose to extend the tour past the scheduled end time, overtime may be billed; clarify the applicable overtime rate with Greetwell before booking.
Meeting details
Sedona, AZ
Related locations
Tuzigoot National Monument
Admission includedPerched on a limestone ridge above the Verde River, Tuzigoot National Monument rises like a stone crown over the desert valley below. Walking the site, you feel the weight of centuries underfoot as you pass through the remains of a pueblo that once housed hundreds of people. Tuzigoot National Monument rewards those who look closely, from the layered masonry walls to the turquoise artifacts displayed in the on-site museum.
