We took our children (between 11-17 years old) on an evening jeep tour, overnight stay in a traditional hogan and morning tour with the Navajo in Monument Valley. This was the highlight of our 21 day trip in the western USA. The jeep tour takes you into Navajo country that is otherwise not accessible to tourists. Our wonderful guide Stanley told us about the rocks, the names they were given and what they mean to Navajo culture. We had plenty of time to get out and walk around. Stanley often gave us tips from which viewpoint to take beautiful pictures. We drove to a place where a traditional dinner was served under the trees beneath a cliff. A friendly lady gave us delicious tortilla with all meat and vegetables we could eat. After dinner, we listened to a fascinating explanation about the history of the Navajo in and around Monument Valley. We also got to see ritual dances by Navajo in traditional costumes. Then Stanley took us to the hogan for the overnight stay. This was very basic: sleeping on mats on the floor, sleeping bags were also provided. For us, it made the experience complete and it was just as expected. In the morning we were woken up very early to go to a beautiful place to watch a truly magical sunrise: the upcoming sun, the silence, and the magnificent landscape. We also had a basic but very tasty breakfast. A big thumbs up for the organization, who provided us with this once-in-a-lifetime experience. Highly recommended!

Very poor experience, it was raining cats and dogs and they have decided to keep the tour despite the fact that everyone asked for cancellation. We spent hours in a very uncomfortable car not been to see anything as the windows were full of rain!

Well worth it especially if you have Jamie as a guide. Very entertaining, funny and knowledgeable a great experience.

We liked. Great views with a great guide. Loved the family aspect of this company. We loved the cookout.

Everything about our sunset tour was excellent. Our tour guide Cal told us about the area, the rock formations and more. We were able to get off the 17 mile road and see amazing sites not available on the main road. Then we were treated to an authentic meal with entertainment at sunset. In short, fantastic.

We were amazed by this awesome experience - we learned so much from our wonderful guides, while enjoying most spectacular views! The dinner and all the entertainment were 5 star.

This tour is amazing! Cody, our guide, was fantastic! He was friendly, fun and knowledgeable. He shared the Navajo culture while we explored their beautiful homeland. Way more than we expected.

Incredible guide, lots of knowledge authentic and inspiring! A once in a lifetime experience. Loved the dancing, local music cultural wisdom.

Staff was extremely family centered and friendly. Guides went out of their way to point out the history of the area and their culture. Also gave wonderful tips and recommendations for the area. The horses were clearly well loved and cared for. They made our son feel extremely comfortable as it was his first time riding.100% recommend them

Monument valley is mesmerizing! The Dreamcatcher tour takes you to places that is not accessible to tourists taking the 17 mile loop trail. Cody was very passionate about his Navajo heritage and culture and happily shared it with us. The tour was concluded with a Navajo dinner and cultural dances amid a bonfire and behind an impressive monolith. They even celebrated my birthday and wedding anniversary, Navajo style!Truly memorable!

I seldom write reviews, but had to share what an over the top amazing experience this was. Learned a lot about Navajo people and culture. Delicious dinner, warm and friendly people, and beautiful scenery. Cody was an awesome tour guide.

Took our young family on this tour. Our tour guide was great. The meal and entertainment at the end was fantastic.

The evening sky was incredible and our guide Cody was super friendly and funny. He showed us all kinds of interesting things and tried to answer all of our questions. Even though it rained and was cold out in the evening the program was still enjoyable - but would have been more so if we had been warmer (and we dressed warmly to begin with). SInce it was raining AND cold, a fire or a heat source would have been nice during dinner. It was freezing! Lastly, there were a lot of contributors to the evening and everyone expected a tip, so it got more expensive pretty fast as the evening progressed. There was a tip for our guide/driver, a tip for the woman at the native Hogan, the narrator at dinner, our dinner cook, the native dance demonstrator. By the time we were done, we paid almost as much in tips as we did for the excursion. Not sure how much was authentic or how much was just for show. Sometimes I'm a skeptic. Maybe next time I'd just go for the sunset or sunrise tour and skip all the extra stuff. Just show me the scenery.

Richie our guide, was absolutely the most creative with finding places for the best photographs ever, and so full of energy that he made the stories come alive for us. I feel that I learned so much about the Navaho culture. Also the ability to see so very much of the Valley that the people that just drive trough do not get to see. Loved Richie playing the 6 hole flute for us!! so much feeling!! And meeting the family that fixed our evening meal and watching the entertainment! Thnak you for making this possible for us to enjoy!

Beautiful tour, very informative. The evening dinner was okay, the entertainment was fun. I would recommend.