Zion National Park

Two days covered Zion, Bryce, Antelope Canyon and the Grand Canyon, but each stop felt worth it. Zion's red cliffs and Bryce's hoodoos each had their own character, and seeing two national parks in one day was a lot of fun.

We came away appreciating the national parks even more. Would definitely recommend Subi if you ever get the chance to tour the canyons and national parks. Would give more than 5 stars if I could 💯✨

The Super Southwest Tour with Bindlestiff was greater than I even imagined. We altered our route to include all Mighty 5 National Parks of Utah as well as Goblin Valley State Park before heading down to Nevada to explore the Grand Canyon. The helicopter ride from rim to rim was exceptional! I especially enjoyed the tour through Antelope Canyon. Thanks, Bindlestiff Team, for taking care of all the details!

It was a fantastic experience and greart tour in lifetime. The Tour guide/ Driver Jimmi Lynn was great driver and guide.He was very helpful to everyone. We enjoyed it very much. Hotels were okay, however couple of hotels like Roadway and Red lion (**) should have been avoided. Tourist expects hitels should be at least *** or **** quality. We would highly recommend this tour to others. Thank you. Shaiful Islam & Shamim Islam

The group was small, no more than a dozen or so of us, in a high-roof van, and the driver would pull over when something worth seeing came up. I liked that pace — no waiting on a full bus to regroup.

Our guide, Justin, was incredibly professional and provided us with a wealth of information about the history, the local people, the wildlife, and everything related to the places we visited. The tour was exceptionally well organized, allowing for a relaxing pace with ample time to explore the national parks. We felt at ease and truly enjoyed the experience!

This tour linked several national parks well. We spent a fair amount of time on the coach, but each stop allowed about an hour to stretch and take photos. Antelope Canyon was optional at $105 per adult; since I was there anyway, I thought it was worth joining.

On the fourth day we drove from Las Vegas all the way to Joshua Tree, stopping in Twentynine Palms for lunch along the way, and that stretch of desert highway felt long. Once inside the park I saw the Cholla Cactus Garden and Skull Rock; the cacti stood packed together and glowed gold in the sun, and I just stood there taking it in for a while.

I joined this tour specifically to see Zion, and it delivered—Parus Trail and Riverside Walk were both easy, pleasant walks with great scenery. The drive through southern Utah was scenic too, which added to the experience. A solid one-day option from Vegas.

Having fewer people in the group made everything feel more relaxed. Getting on and off the vehicle was easy, and we didn't spend too much time waiting for everyone. The scenery at the Grand Canyon was unforgettable.