The Grand Canyon encompasses more than 275 miles (440 km) of the powerful Colorado River, which created the giant chasm over centuries of erosion. Explore the canyon and river on this epic adventure that combines sightseeing by air, water, and land.

Your outing begins with an airplane flight that provides spectacular views of the canyon's eastern rim. The air-conditioned airplane boasts large windows for the best views of the Colorado River as well as the vast reservoir of Lake Powell.

Touch down and venture off for a 90-minute guided tour through the Antelope Canyon. Hosted by a Native American guide, the tour winds through the stunning canyon named for the herds of pronghorn antelope that used to roam here.

Next, transfer from road to river as you embark on a rafting trip along the Colorado. A motorized raft whisks you 18 miles downstream, stopping en route to view the canyon's ancient rock carvings. Once the rafting tour ends at historic Lee's Ferry, a coach brings you back to Grand Canyon National Airport, passing through the Navajo Reservation with a stop at the Cameron Trading Post.