Sedona AZ
One of the most breathtaking destinations in the American Southwest, where towering red rocks meet creeks, vortexes, and endless adventure.
Just 90 minutes north of Prescott, Sedona is perfect for a day trip or a multi-day vacation filled with hiking, art, shopping, and relaxation.
Top Things to Do in Sedona, AZ
1. Take a Jeep or Hummer Tour
Experience Sedona’s rugged beauty on an off-road Jeep or Hummer adventure. These tours explore remote canyons, red rock formations, and historic sites like Broken Arrow, Soldier Pass, and Diamondback Gulch.
2. Guided Sedona Vortex Hike
Discover Sedona’s famous vortex sites—energy centers believed to inspire healing and creativity. Popular vortex stops include Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, and Cathedral Rock.
3. Relax at Sedona’s World-Class Spas
Enjoy luxury spa treatments, massages, and facials inspired by Native traditions and enhanced by spectacular red rock views.
4. Ride the Sedona Trolley Tour
Known as “The Best First Thing to Do in Sedona,” the trolley tour provides an overview of history, attractions, and photo stops.
5. Visit Red Rock Crossing & Cathedral Rock
One of the most photographed spots in Arizona, this area features stunning views of Cathedral Rock reflected in Oak Creek, ideal for picnics and photography.
6. Go Shopping in Sedona
- Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village: Galleries, artisan shops, and restaurants in a Mexican village setting.
- Sedona Main Street: Boutiques, cafes, and walkable shopping with red rock views.
- Hillside Sedona: High-end art galleries, fine dining, and wine tasting rooms.
7. Helicopter & Airplane Tours
See Sedona’s landscape from above with a helicopter or airplane tour. Enjoy breathtaking aerial views of Oak Creek Canyon, red rocks, and nearby wilderness.
About Sedona, AZ
Sedona is surrounded by the Coconino National Forest, the Verde River, and the cliffs of Oak Creek Canyon. Visitors can relax on shaded boulders, explore Native American ruins, or hike formations like Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, and Devil’s Bridge.
Many travelers come for Sedona’s spiritual retreats and vortex tours, while others enjoy sunsets painting the cliffs in fiery orange and crimson.
USA Weekend named Sedona “The Most Beautiful Place in America.”
RECOMMENDED WAYS TO EXPERIENCE SEDONA
Wine Tour from Sedona to four Verde Valley Vineyards in Luxury Transportation
Sedona with Jerome and Montezuma Castle One-Day Van Tour from Phoenix
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Northern Arizona Private Wine Tour south of Sedona - Verde Valley Wineries
Tour Sedona’s Verde Valley wineries on this private wine tour in Sedona. You and your group (max 14) will be driven in a luxury limo- think Mercedes Benz Sprinter or Ford Transit- so no one needs to worry about logistics or driving. You’ll visit three vineyards, where tastings are inclu … More
Tour Sedona’s Verde Valley wineries on this private wine tour in Sedona. You and your group (max 14) will be driven in a luxury limo- think Mercedes Benz Sprinter or Ford Transit- so no one needs to worry about logistics or driving. You’ll visit three vineyards, where tastings are included in the price. Lunch is also included, so you can relax and enjoy this trip with everything taken care of for you.
ATV Rentals in Sedona and Cottonwood
Adventurous and independent travelers who don't want to be constrained by a guided tour will love this full-day ATV rental. Starting from Sedona or Cottonwood, you'll have your own ATV to use for six hours. You'll be given a map so you know where to go and the itinerary is up to you. Dr … More
Adventurous and independent travelers who don't want to be constrained by a guided tour will love this full-day ATV rental. Starting from Sedona or Cottonwood, you'll have your own ATV to use for six hours. You'll be given a map so you know where to go and the itinerary is up to you. Drive to Sycamore Canyon and Sedona Red Rocks, or stop for a hike and a picnic.
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