From Sedona to the Grand Canyon: One part luxury, one part adventure

Experience the magic of a trip from Sedona to the Grand Canyon

One of the world’s most popular attractions is the beautiful Grand Canyon in Arizona. Tourists from all over the world visit Grand Canyon National Park to experience one of the Seven Wonders of the World every year. It is said that the Grand Canyon is the world’s largest and most spectacular example of erosion, with magnificent geological features dating back millions of years. Fortunately, L’Auberge de Sedona is only a two-hour drive from Sedona to the Grand Canyon, ensuring guests can linger in luxury at one of the most stunning resorts in the country, while also enjoying easy driving access to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.

This makes for an incredible and memorable travel experience…seeing both Sedona and the Grand Canyon in the same trip. The best of both worlds come together as guests of L’Auberge can enjoy unparalleled luxury accommodations along Oak Creek and award-winning cuisine and spa services, while still experiencing a rugged outdoors adventure or a more relaxed journey through Grand Canyon National Park.

Grand Canyon Accommodations

Accommodations at the Grand Canyon are limited and book up many months in advance. Staying at L’Auberge de Sedona caters to guests who don’t want to trade luxury or convenience. Combine your day trip adventure with a relaxing post-hike spa treatment at L’Apothecary Spa or a private yoga session to stretch tired muscles.

Directions From Sedona To The Grand Canyon

Reaching the South Rim of the Grand Canyon from Sedona takes just under two hours by car via 89A which heads north through Flagstaff, to I-40 West, and then heads North via AZ-64. This scenic route takes drivers directly to Grand Canyon National Park, where they can access Grand Canyon Village, Hermits Rest, and Desert View. Entering Grand Canyon National Park costs $25 per vehicle. Those who carry an America The Beautiful Senior Pass (age 62 and older) will pay $10. Pedestrians and cyclists can enter for $12. Admission prices vary for visitors entering Grand Canyon National Park by tour bus.

Don’t Want To Drive A Car To The Grand Canyon

While some enjoy driving, others prefer different options when heading from Sedona to the Grand Canyon. One of the most popular options is taking a group or private tour. Pink Jeep Tours offer group transportation and tours of the Grand Canyon or the concierge team can create a personalized itinerary with a private tour guide. Another unique option is to take the Grand Canyon railway from Williams, Arizona to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Others prefer the sunshine on their faces and the wind in their hair, so they rent a motorcycle at one of the popular spots in Sedona. For those who prefer an aerial view, there are several tour operators that provide helicopter tours that offer stunning views of Sedona and the Grand Canyon in one trip.

Whether you have a few days or an entire week, experiencing the combination of Sedona and the Grand Canyon in one trip is a magical experience.

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