Grand Canyon Tour from Tusayan

Keaton was an excellent tour guide and very knowledgeable..We had a great day, great lunch and great time with the other guests as well.

Keaton is a superior guide: well-informed about the history and natural environment of the Grand Canyon--and a real gentleman.

Our guide Keaton was great. Very knowledgeable about the canyon. The weather wasn’t great, but he did a great job working around it.

The tour guide was amazing!! He met us at our hotel. He was even there early. It was just my husband, our 2 girls and myself. He was so great!! I totally recommend him. I wish I remembered his name.

Keaton was extremely knowledgeable in the history, natural science and geology of the grand canyon. Had a wonderful experience. We had a full day >with presentations, amazing views and some time to explore on our own. If you want to see and learn about the grand canyon this is the best way to do it. If you are going to the grand canyon, I would definitely recommend booking one of Dave's tours.

Our tour guide Keaton was a wealth of knowledge about both the history and science of the Grand Canyon. He was engaging and seems to have a love of this national park that he shared with our tour group. The tour gave us a fantastic overview with many great views. We loved it and highly recommend this tour!

Keaton brought charm, depth, wise strong telling and passion to the tour. We were immersed in history, architecture, music, ecology, biology, herbs, and archeology perspectives in one 6-hour tour! This tour is highly recommended by our family. Our favorite stories were of Mary Elizabeth Colter and all the other mavericks of their time!

Very informational and helpful with the history of the Grand Canyon. The guide was nice and he took us to some great spots and views. Keaton in particular was very nice and knew a lot about the canyon. Over all this guide was very nice and we saw amazing sites.

The whole tour was great! Our tour guide, Tim is very knowledgeable and interesting. We saw a thorough area of the west and east rims of the Grand Canyon and even sighted elk on our drive. Guide was very informative about the area's geology, history of the area and places we visited was wonderful. The lunch trip was fun also. Would definitely use this service again.

Think the 1st time I saw the Grand Canyon was pouring thru a late 1940's article in the National Geographic. "Gotta go there someday," remember saying. Well 70+ years later, finally got here and WOW, AM I HAPPY! Thank you Viator for helping make it a thoroughly memorable pilgrimage. Visiting this 5 & 1/2 million year Monument to Nature, up close & live, was both awe inspiring & humbling, an emotional experience I can only compare to seeing the Pyramids, Sphinx, Abu Simbel for the 1st time in 1985. Our guide was Superb and his Geological explanation of the various strata that make up the Canyon, their formations, consistency and ages, was just 1 of many highlights of a beautiful, unforgettable day. Forgive my forgetting his name. I'll hide behind mental decline. Believe it was at Lipan Point under a shady tree, he deftly described 1,700 million years of a miracle in the making, all in less than an hour. Our lunch at a Trading Post near Navajo Point was exceptional. Sitting amidst wall fittings & furnishings rescued from an 1890's Pharmacy, while dining on superb local cusine, and admiring the original stamped metal ceilings was another highlight. Still get chills thinking about it, with regrets for not having eaten the 2nd carnitas taco on a massive plate. We must have stopped at 7 or 8 various viewpoints along the South Rim. Sun and Shadow work their magic, providing infinite color variations of the ever changing Canyon. At Desert View, we visited the Watchtower, meticulously designed by Mary Colter in the early '30's, an exact replica of those built by native populations centuries ago. A thrilling experience sums it up. Something you just "gotta see someday."