Full-Day Adventure: Zion & Bryce Canyon Tour from Southern Utah
What your day looks like
We depart from your hotel at 9:30-10:00 am and travel to Zion National Park. Here we enter this beautiful canyon with towering red and white sandstone cliffs. Our first stop is at the Human History Museum for a view of the West Temple formation. We will also board the shuttle at this time and head further up the canyon. From there, you head up the canyon and visit the Temple of Sinewava, Weeping Rock, Emerald Pools, and Court of the Patriarchs, depending on the amount of time available. Afterward, we will ascend the east canyon to the Zion Tunnel. This is a gateway to an equally beautiful and unique part of Zion National Park. We will exit the park after a brief stop at Checkerboard Mesa or other areas along the way. As we continue our journey toward Bryce Canyon National Park, we will stop for lunch at one of the local cafes on Highway 89. Lunch Included. As we near Bryce Canyon, we are introduced to the unique rock formations known as hoodoos as we travel through Red Canyon. We enter Bryce Canyon and stop at Sunrise, Sunset, Inspiration, and Bryce or Fairyland Points. Each point enables one to experience and witness the unique forces of erosion that carved this beautiful landscape. We return to your hotel by 6:30 pm.
The experience, in brief
- Enter this beautiful canyon with towering red and white sandstone cliffs
- Human History Museum for a view of the West Temple formation
- Visit the Temple of Sinewava, Weeping Rock, Emerald Pools, and Court of the Patriarchs
- Enter Bryce Canyon and stop at Sunrise, Sunset, Inspiration, and Bryce or Fairyland Points
- Each point enables one to experience and witness the unique forces of erosion
Your day, step by step
Springdale
Eco Tour at Zion National Park.
Springdale
Eco Tour at Bryce Canyon National Park.
What to know before booking
Included
Knowledgeable Tour Guide Transportation Park Entrance Fees Water Taxes, Fees, and Gratuity Associated With All Activities (Tour Guide Tips Excluded)
Not Included
Tips & Gratuity Food & Drinks unless mentioned $100 per-person fee for non-U.S. residents to enter National Park (due day of tour)
What to Bring
Comfortable clothing and footwear for hiking experience Camera and bag for essentials
Restrictions
Starting January 1, 2026, the National Park Service (NPS) is implementing a $100 per-person fee for non-U.S. residents entering 11 major national parks, in addition to standard entrance fees, as part of a new "resident-focused" fee structure designed to prioritize U.S. taxpayers and fund park maintenance. This fee will only impact our international customers. The only exception is for those non-U.S. residents that have purchased the America the Beautiful (ATB) International Pass for $250, which grants annual access to all federal lands.
Meeting & Pickup
7 Zion – Mount Carmel Hwy, Springdale, UT 84767. Hotel pick up is available, just let us know at the time of booking.
Languages Offered
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Optional Add-ons
Each additional person - 200.00 Per Person
Before Booking
Please advise the country of residence for all guests. (Fees apply to non-US residents).
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Manual By Business