Monument Valley Tour from Las Vegas with a Russian-Speaking Guide.

The Timeless Land of Stone and Cinema.

Trapped by climate and time, this elevated plain - located on Navajo tribal land between Utah and Arizona - is a breathtaking example of nature’s merciless and magnificent power.

This 5,000-square-kilometer stretch of the Colorado Plateau, known as Monument Valley, was once covered by a prehistoric sea. Over millions of years, fragile layers of sandstone and sedimentary rock cracked and eroded under the relentless forces of wind, sun, and time. The upper 300 meters of the plateau have long since disappeared, leaving behind the iconic red cliffs and golden sands we admire today.

Here, Mother Nature took away the body of the land - but gifted the world one of its most recognizable symbols: the landscape of Monument Valley.

A Cinematic Legend of the Wild West.

The world first fell in love with Monument Valley through the lens of Hollywood. 
Dozens of legendary Western films were shot here:
Stagecoach (1939), My Darling Clementine (1946), Fort Apache (1948), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), The Searchers (1956), Cheyenne Autumn (1964) - and many more.

For decades, filmmakers have returned to this land of towering mesas and endless skies, knowing that no set could match its grandeur. Beneath the brilliant blue heavens, every shadow tells a story - every cliff, a memory of the Old West.

The Living Monuments of the Valley.

The most recognizable features of Monument Valley are its majestic sandstone buttes, rising from the desert floor like ancient guardians. Standing alone or in graceful groups, these monoliths cast ever-changing shadows that shift with the light of day.

Their names are as colorful as their shapes: West and East Mitten Buttes, Three Sisters, Totem Pole, and John Ford’s Point.
Look closer, and you’ll discover ancient petroglyphs - symbols carved thousands of years ago by the ancestors of today’s Navajo people, who still call this sacred land Tsé Biiʼ Ndzis - The Valley of the Rocks.
 
The Spirit of the Navajo Nation.

The Navajo Indians have lived in harmony with this land for centuries, preserving their traditions and respect for nature’s balance. Within Monument Valley Tribal Park, visitors can see examples of traditional Navajo dwellings (hogans) and learn about their art, legends, and way of life.

Guided by Navajo hosts, you’ll hear stories of resilience, connection, and reverence - stories as timeless as the rocks themselves.

A Paradise for Photographers and Dreamers.

Whether you are a professional photographer, naturalist, or simply a traveler at heart, Monument Valley offers unforgettable vistas and moments that seem to exist outside of time.

Join our Monument Valley Tour from Las Vegas, and walk through the cinematic landscapes that defined the American West.
See the lands of silent heroes, feel the strength of nature, and capture your own story under the infinite sky.

Suggested Tour Itinerary:

DAY 1 - Las Vegas → Monument Valley (400 miles / 640 km)

Departure from Las Vegas at 7:00 AM.
Travel through the scenic desert landscapes of Nevada, Arizona, and Utah.
Upon arrival, check in at Kayenta Monument Valley Inn for a brief rest.
In the afternoon, explore the legendary Monument Valley Tribal Park - a 17-mile dirt road adventure with stops at the most photogenic viewpoints.

Marvel at the iconic formations:

- East and West Mitten Buttes - resembling two spiritual beings holding hands.
- Merrick Butte and Mitchell Mesa - named after captains who served under General George Custer.
- The Three Sisters - reminiscent of a Catholic nun facing two students.
- Elephant Butte and Camel Butte - majestic shapes sculpted by nature.
- John Ford’s Point - named for the Hollywood director who filmed Western classics here.
- Artist’s Point - where the desert inspires masterpieces.
- The Hub - a Navajo site symbolizing a sacred hearth.
- Rain God Mesa - the geological heart of the valley, where Navajo people honor the spirits of rain and life.

DAY 2 - Mexican Hat • Goosenecks State Park • Valley of the Gods

After breakfast, depart Kayenta at 8:00 AM.

Travel to Mexican Hat, a charming town on the San Juan River, named for its sombrero-shaped rock formation standing 18 meters tall.
Continue to Goosenecks State Park, where the San Juan River winds through deep canyons in dramatic, serpent-like curves - a masterpiece of erosion by wind and water.
Visit Valley of the Gods, a smaller but equally mesmerizing version of Monument Valley — a hidden gem of red cliffs, towering spires, and timeless tranquility.

DAY 3 - Four Corners Monument • Mesa Verde National Park

Stand at the Four Corners Monument, the unique spot where four states  - Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah - meet in a single point.

Continue to Mesa Verde National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Explore the cliff dwellings of the Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi)  - homes built into canyon walls over 700 years ago. With over 4,000 archaeological sites, Mesa Verde is one of North America’s greatest cultural treasures.

DAY 4 - Grand Canyon National Park

Welcome to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World - the Grand Canyon.

Visit the most breathtaking viewpoints along the South Rim:
Desert View Point, Navajo Point, Lipan Point, Moran Point, Grandview Point, Yaki Point, Mather Point, Yavapai Point, and Bright Angel Point.

Feel the immensity of time and nature as the colors of the canyon change with the sun - a perfect ending to your journey through the American Southwest.

DAY 5 - Return to Las Vegas

Depart the Grand Canyon in the morning and enjoy the scenic drive back to Las Vegas.
Arrive in the late afternoon, filled with unforgettable impressions and spectacular photos. 

Tour Information:

Duration: 5 Days
Departure: Las Vegas
Languages: Russian-speaking guide 🇷🇺
Type: Private or Small Group

Group tours are scheduled as groups become full.

Private tours are available year-round and fully customizable.

From: $90/hour
Includes transportation, gas, and professional Russian-speaking guide services.

Additional charges apply for:

Park and reserve entrance tickets
Hotel or motel accommodations along the route for guests and guide
Contact us for a personalized quote - prices vary depending on group size, tour duration, and season.

Highlights at a Glance:

✔ Monument Valley Tribal Park
✔ Valley of the Gods & Goosenecks State Park
✔ Four Corners Monument
✔ Mesa Verde National Park
✔ Grand Canyon National Park