Pink Jeep Tours

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Pink Jeep Tours are one of the most popular activities you can do during a vacation getaway to Sedona, Arizona! This is a particularly famous choice for bachelorette parties due to their striking, signature pink-colored Jeep Wranglers.

Pink Jeep Tours as a way to explore Sedona offers varying scenic and rugged options to fit your group. These tours are a great outdoor activity that will allow you to explore more of Sedona in a shorter amount of time. In addition, it's safe for all ages. Pink Jeep Tours also provides a great alternative for people looking to explore the area beyond hiking, but would still like to experience all the landmarks and scenery Sedona has to offer.

Find the Best Jeep Tour for you:

There are over a dozen different tours for you to choose from, so we've broken down some of the popular options based on cost, scenery, and time involved. Further, each tour takes you through different historical sites, landmarks, and environments. Therefore, what your knowledgable teaches you can vary between history, animals, nature, etc. For the most detail and to view all options, view the Pink Jeep Tour website. Moreover, large groups and parties may be able to receive a discounted rate. Inquire by calling if you have any special situations or requests.

Sedona 360 Tour: Most Cost Efficient

The Sedona 360 Tour is a paved, smooth ride that lasts for 2 hours. It's important to note that this more cost-effective option does not take place in a Jeep Wrangler. Rather, this tour is held in a Panoramavan. These vans are pretty cool with a curved glass roof and also, they are still pink! Long story short, it's the most affordable option. Some of the landmarks you will see on this tour include the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Cathedral Rock, Tlaquepaque, Airport Mesa, and more. The cost is from $39/child and from $45/adult.

Scenic Rim 1.5: Shortest Tour & Cost Efficient

Coming in at 1.5 hours, this is the shortest Jeep Tour offered. Moreover, Scenic Rim 1.5 is ranked as a 5/5 on level of ruggedness on the trail. Therefore, if you don't want a bumpy, rough ride this tour is not for you. On Scenic Rim 1.5, you will be taught about animals and plants throughout the ride. The cost of this tour is $77/child and $87/adult.

Broken Arrow/Scenic Rim Combo: The Best of Both Worlds

The Broken Arrow and Scenic Rim Combo tour is the most popular choice. Why is this tour so in demand? It offers the perfect balance between ruggedness and incredible scenery. On this 3 hour excursion, you'll be taken through the Broken Arrow Trail where many famous Westerns were filmed. Also, this particular tour is known to offer some of the most picturesque views and photo spots. The cost of this tour is $182/child and $202/adult.

Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Tour: Longest and Most Unique

The Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour is the longest, coming in at 11 hours. This is a full-on day trip, are you ready for it? Both locations are famous in Sedona and attract millions of visitors annually. They are some of the photographed landscapes in all of Arizona. Additionally, you will see the Painted Desert and Navajo Nation. This full day tour does include lunch. The cost is $263/child and $283/adult.

Something to note: Pink Jeep Tours also offers tours in the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, the Smoky Mountains, and Branson.

Local Tips

Each tour is unique - be sure to read more about each to pick the best for you and your group.
To book for a single person, you must call the reservationists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best way to get to Sedona and should I rent a car?

Phoenix’s Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) is the most convenient and popular choice when traveling to Sedona, though the smaller Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) can be a closer option. While there’s an airport in Sedona, this is not for commercial flights. If flying into Arizona for your Sedona adventure, renting a car is a great option as this will provide the most flexibility for getting around to all the sights and trailheads.

When driving to Sedona, it is about a 2 hour drive from Phoenix along the I-17 to Exit 298. This will lead you to the Red Rock Scenic Byway (State Route 179), which is a spectacular way to make a desert entrance.

What are the most popular attractions in Sedona?

The most popular attractions in Sedona are outdoor activities such as Hiking, Jeep Rides, and Hot Air Balloon Rides.

In addition, many visitors to the area hike up to Sedona’s renowned vortex sites. Some popular landmarks are the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Seven Sacred Pools, Cathedral Rock, and the Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village.

What is the best time of the year to visit Sedona?

Sedona is a popular destination year-round. However, the most popular times for tourists are from March-May and in the fall from September-November when the weather conditions are ideal for hiking, sightseeing, and outdoor dining.

What are the biggest main events in Sedona?

Sedona’s stunning scenery provides the perfect backdrop for festivals and events throughout the year, including holiday treats and seasonal arts festivities. Plan your Arizona getaway around some of these top Sedona events:

Sedona International Film Festival (Late Feb - early March)
Sedona Mountain Bike Festival (November)
Red Rocks Music Festival (Varying performances throughout year)
Sedona Yoga Festival (Spring)

Are Sedona vacation rentals close to hiking trails?

You are never too far from hiking trails anywhere in Sedona, and yes, many of our Casago Sedona vacation rentals back right up to some of the most spectacular trails. We have a great selection of luxurious, spacious homes and condos in and around Sedona, many with private or community pools and all offering stunning views of the awe-inspiring Red Rocks. The most accessible hiking trail options will depend on where you choose for your Sedona getaway, though it’s easy to drive to public parking areas at area trailheads.

Is Sedona good for families or couples?

Sedona is a great destination for family adventures, romantic getaways, restorative retreats, and even golf outings with the crew. For family-fun and exploration, head to Slide Rock State Park for its natural rock water slides. Plus, with hiking trails across Sedona for all skill levels, there’s plenty of family-friendly options. For couples, red rock adventures complemented with outdoor dining, spa treatments, and spectacular scenery will simply take your breath away.