Grand Canyon Tours for Solo Travelers
Picture yourself hiking the Grand Canyon's South Rim trails, and rafting the Colorado River below. You'll explore Zion's dramatic sandstone cliffs, tour Monument Valley with Navajo guides, discover Antelope Canyon's wave-like walls, marvel at Bryce Canyon's sunset colors, and witness Horseshoe Bend's dramatic curve. From Vegas's neon lights to ancient Puebloan ruins, from desert vistas to alpine forests, the Southwest stuns at every turn.
10 best Grand Canyon solo travel packages
Compiled by
MelissaGrand Canyon travel expert at TourRadar
- Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Downtown (ending in Las Vegas)
- Grand Canyon Express - 3 days
- Zion Glamping Adventure
- Native history out West – Grand Canyon & Navajo Nation
- Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Airport
- Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Airport (ending in Las Vegas)
- Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Downtown
- LA to Vegas & Grand Canyon - 4 days
- LA to Monument Valley & Vegas - 5 days
- 8-Day Scenic Grand Canyon & Arizona Adventure: Canyons, Deserts, & Historic Towns
Golden West Adventure - Los Angeles Downtown (ending in Las Vegas)
“The tour was promoted as having an half day tour of Los Angeles, mainly in the Hollywood area, but the tour only lasted three hours.”
RICHARD, traveled in July
Duration 7 days Destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Kingman, Williams, Grand Canyon National Park, Painted Desert, Monument Valley, Page, Antelope Canyon, KanabSee all destinations Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 55 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator ATP - AlliedTPro From
- US$1,839
The South Rim viewpoints and Native American markets bring travelers together. Shared experiences unfold through guided visits and comfortable coach rides with like-minded adventurers.
Duration 3 days Destinations Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park, Kanab, Cedar City, Zion National Park Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 50 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator On The Go Tours From $730
10% Off- US$657You save $73
Zion Glamping Adventure
“The parks were absolutely beautiful and they packed a lot in for just 4 days.”
Tiffany, traveled in October
Duration 4 days Destinations Las Vegas, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Snow Canyon State Park Age Range Ages 15+ Group Size Max Group Size 12 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,760
23% Off- US$2,120+$200 local paymentsYou save $640
Solo travelers 18+ choose private or shared rooms based on budget, with groups capped at 12 people. The challenging 12-mile hike to Plateau Point includes lunch together at Indian Garden, and you'll share a traditional Navajo dinner under the stars at Monument Valley.
Duration 7 days Destinations Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Tusayan, Grand Canyon Village, Page, Kayenta, Canyon de Chelly National Park, Chinle, Walnut Canyon National Monument, FlagstaffSee all destinations Age Range Ages 18+ Group Size Max Group Size 12 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator WeVenture From
23% Off- US$3,550
Marvel at Grand Canyon's south rim viewpoints with fellow travelers. For ages 5+, share wonder at Antelope Canyon X's formations and Monument Valley's buttes, with comfortable stays at Navajoland Hotel or Cameron Trading Post.
Duration 8 days Destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Kanab, Bryce Canyon National Park, Snow Canyon State Park Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 55 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator ATP - AlliedTPro From
23% Off- US$1,759
Duration 7 days Destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Kingman, Williams, Grand Canyon National Park, Painted Desert, Monument Valley, Page, Antelope Canyon, KanabSee all destinations Age Range Ages 99+ Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 55 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator ATP - AlliedTPro From
23% Off- US$1,659
The majestic Grand Canyon views await after meeting fellow travelers at Luxor Casino. Natural bonds form at Antelope Canyon X and Monument Valley, with group meals in Tusayan. Ages 12+ welcome, with shared rooms at Navajoland Hotel.
Duration 8 days Destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Kanab, Bryce Canyon National Park, Snow Canyon State Park Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, Italian, Spanish Group Size Max Group Size 55 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator ATP - AlliedTPro From
23% Off- US$1,939
South Rim tours and authentic Navajo market visits unite solo travelers. Share Grand Canyon experiences with fellow adventurers ages 5+. Single accommodations available at nearby Clarion Inn Page, perfect base for independent exploration.
Duration 4 days Destinations Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Grand Canyon National Park, Page, Antelope Canyon, Bryce Canyon National Park, Kanab, Cedar City Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 50 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator On The Go Tours From $1,045
10% Off- US$941You save $105
Horseshoe Bend's panoramic vistas and Antelope Canyon's sculpted passages await. Navajo-guided Monument Valley jeep tours and stays at Clarion Inn Page include breakfast.
Duration 5 days Destinations Los Angeles, Mojave Desert, Sedona, Page, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park, Las Vegas Age Range All Ages Welcome Group Size Max Group Size 50 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator On The Go Tours From $1,230
10% Off- US$1,107You save $123
Duration 8 days Destinations Las Vegas, Kingman, Williams, Grand Canyon Village, Page, Winslow, Petrified Forest National Park, Painted Desert, Holbrook, SedonaSee all destinations Age Range Ages 8+ Group Size Max Group Size 13 Group Type Group Room Type Singles, Shared Operator Southwest Adventure Tours From
10% Off- US$3,799
What people love about touring Grand Canyon solo
In our case it was a small tour. Basically a sprinter van. It was comfortable, though there were just three of us plus a guide. There were regular planned rest stops and a friendly guide. The lunches were sandwiches and chips. Perfectly fine. The breakfast and dinners were at places with just amazing buffets (or you could order something). We stayed in hotels which were perfectly fine, as advertised. If you want more time at the various parks, go for a longer period to give a day at each one. Otherwise you have a few hours to do the tours or walk trails and back on the road to the next park. You get what you pay for and I feel we got a good deal.
Grand Canyon and More 3 day tour
- National Parks Winter Tour
I joined this tour solo and it was spectacular! Top notch company with amazing customer service and expert guides. I added the Death Valley day tour to my 3 day tour and it was equally fantastic. Our tour was full at 13 guests, we all got along so great. The eatery was great, information from our guide was the best (we were well educated on the areas we visited) and the guide provided a perfect amount of quiet tie to enjoy the drives. The vehicle was new, modern, spacious and comfortable. The hotels were exceptional. Overall an amazing experience. Highly recommend!
- Highlights of the Canyonlands
It was a great overview of many of the Wild West's natural, fantastic features.
What our customers ask about Grand Canyon Tours for Solo Travelers
What's the best time of year for solo travelers to visit Grand Canyon on a tour?
Spring (March-May) and Fall (September-October) offer the most comfortable conditions for solo travelers with moderate temperatures ideal for outdoor activities. These seasons bring steady tour availability and balanced crowd levels. The Clarion Inn near the South Rim sees their peak solo traveler bookings during these months. While summer gets busy and winter turns cold both seasons let you see the canyon from a different perspective with fewer visitors around.
How social are the Grand Canyon guided tours for solo travelers?
The tours create natural opportunities to connect with other travelers through shared activities. You'll spend time together hiking South Rim trails looking out from spots like Mather Point and joining ranger talks at the Visitor Center. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "Met a lot of awesome people to share this experience with! Will always mention this tour to everyone looking for a fun time out west!" The daily schedule makes it easy to get to know others whether watching sunrise or having meals together.
What meals are typically included on Grand Canyon guided tours?
Tours generally cover daily breakfast at places like Yavapai Lodge and select group dinners. Special dining experiences often include sunset picnics at Hopi Point or meals at the historic El Tovar dining room. The schedule allows free time to explore local restaurants in Grand Canyon Village with new friends from the tour.
What accommodations can solo travelers expect on Grand Canyon tours?
Most tours use comfortable 3-star properties like the Clarion Inn Page or Quality Inn Kanab. You can choose between private rooms or shared accommodations. The hotels sit close to key sites like the South Rim and Lake Powell. According to one TourRadar traveler: "The hotels were all clean and comfortable and provided a nourishing breakfast."
What safety measures are in place for solo travelers on Grand Canyon tours?
Professional guides trained in first aid lead all activities and know the trails well including South Kaibab and Bright Angel. Groups stay together during hikes and guides carry emergency communication equipment. The selected hotels like Quality Inn Kanab are picked for their secure central locations. One TourRadar traveler shared: "I felt completely safe throughout the tour our guide was extremely professional and always made sure everyone was accounted for."
What's the typical group size for solo travelers on Grand Canyon National Park guided tours?
Tours usually have 12-15 people creating a size that's right for making connections. The group visits well-known locations like the South Rim Bright Angel Trail and Desert View Watchtower together. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "Our group was the perfect size to get to know everyone and our guide made sure no one felt left out during the hiking activities."