Lake Powell, nestled within Glen Canyon on the Colorado River, straddles the borders of Utah and Arizona. As one of the most popular vacation destinations in the Southwest, this stunning reservoir attracts around two million visitors annually with its sparkling blue waters, dramatic red rock formations, and endless recreational opportunities.

Antelope Canyon is renowned for its wave-like sandstone walls and mesmerizing light beams, making it the most-photographed slot canyon in the southwestern United States. Experience this natural wonder with a knowledgeable Navajo guide, who will share insights into the canyon’s history and cultural significance.

Horseshoe Bend is a breathtaking horseshoe-shaped meander of the Colorado River located near Page, Arizona, often considered the "East Rim of the Grand Canyon." Enjoy a guided tour to explore this iconic landmark, with opportunities for photo shoots from secret vantage points that capture the stunning curves and vibrant colors.

The Grand Canyon's South Rim, carved by the Colorado River in northwestern Arizona, is famous for its immense scale, dramatic rock formations, and vibrant colors. Explore the South Rim’s iconic Mather Point, facing the North Rim. Accompanied by a professional guide, discover the geological wonders from Mather Point to Yavapai Point, home to the Geology Museum, and learn how the Grand Canyon was formed.

On this guided tour, visit Lipan Point on the East Rim for stunning photo opportunities with the Colorado River as a backdrop.

Your guide will take you to a secret spot where you can witness the dazzling galaxy of stars and the Milky Way, capturing the moment with professional photos. For the best results during the shoot, wearing brighter shirts and pants is recommended.