Sedona's First Tours - A Day in the West Jeep Tours, Sedona, AZ

Sedona's First Tours

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Internet Reservation Special
Up to 15% off all tours
For bookings made
before June 1st

Group Booking Discount
(12 or more) - for discounts on Groups or Wedding Parties please call (928) 203-1019.

4th of July Special - Good for bookings departing in the Month of July.
Save 15% off Jeep tours on The Lil Rattler Trail
Note: This discount cannot be combined with any other discounts, and is good for direct bookings only.

Cool off on our HIGH NOON special on the 1.5 hour Pioneer Trail tour
Note: this tour must depart between the hours of 12:00 and 3:00 pm, and is only good for bookings departing in the month of July.$40 adults / $30 kids (includes tax and gratuity!) Save over 25% when you book during these departure times. This discount cannot be combined with any other discounts, and is good for direct bookings only
- so call us at 928 282-4320 to save now.

(with permit by the Coconino National Forest)

With more than 60 years of Sedona guiding experience, nobody knows the Sedona Red Rock Country like the folks at A Day in the West. Our modified Jeeps allow you to explore the canyons and high-desert of this unique area; and our guides will make sure you enjoy yourself while you do it.

In Sedona we’ve got a solid reputation—just ask anyone in town about us—we’ve been here a long time. We are not a big corporate company, and each tour is special to us. So whether you are a couple looking for a romantic sunset tour, a family in need of some adrenaline and entertainment, or a visitor that wants to know about the history of this area, we’ve got a tour for you. If you want to get to know the real Sedona Arizona, take a jeep tour with A Day in the West.

Our guides love their job and it’s obvious when you talk to them. And why not? To be a good tour guide you have to have a passion for history and the environment, and you’ve got to like people.

We get millions of visitors each year and they are full of questions. Our guides are well versed in many aspects of the area: the geology, fauna and flora, early inhabitants like the Sinagua, the Apache wars, vortices, pioneer stories, movie history, and much more.