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Who Are We?

Learn About Dixie's

Dixie's was founded by Dixie Ellis, a woman born and raised in the area around Antelope Canyon. Her mother's passion for Navajo culture was passed on to her, and the tour company she built reflects that same passion. Today Dixie's is owned and led by Leilah Young.

Our tour guides are more than happy to share their knowledge about the Navajo people and Antelope Canyon. More importantly, our goal is to help you get the most out of your experience, whether that means taking pictures, sightseeing, or making new friends.

  • 200,000+

    Customers Served

  • 5,000+

    Tours Ran Monthly

  • 40+

    Countries Reached

Not Just a Tour, But an Adventure

Embark on a 60-90 minute adventure while descending five flights of stairs into the largest cavern of the tour.

Why guests choose Dixie's

We have guided visitors through Lower Antelope Canyon for more than a decade. A few things have not changed in all that time.

Navajo guides

Every tour is led by an authorized Navajo guide. Our guides have trained with the National Association for Interpretation, and they are as glad to help with your camera settings as they are to share the history of the canyon and the Navajo people.

Small groups

Each tour time is split into groups of no more than 15 guests per guide, so you can hear your guide, ask questions, and take your photos.

Recognized for service

We have received the Excellence in Customer Service award from the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA), along with TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice recognition.

Simple, fair pricing

One all-inclusive price covers your tour, the Navajo Nation permit, and booking fees. Cancel more than 24 hours ahead for a full refund, and reschedule for free by phone.

Visiting a sacred place

Lower Antelope Canyon lies on the Navajo Nation, in the LeChee Chapter just outside Page, Arizona. The Navajo Nation requires every visitor to enter with an authorized guide, which protects the canyon and keeps visitors safe from flash floods. Your guide will share what the canyon means to the Navajo people and how to visit it with respect.

What Antelope Canyon means to the Navajo people

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(928) 640-1761
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