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SELF GUIDED ROAD TRIP Arizona & Utah | Monument Valley | Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon & Zion National Parks
ITINERARY
Day 1: Arrival | Phoenix
Phoenix Arrival: Welcome to Arizona! Drive from Phoenix to Grand Canyon via Sedona: 3 hours 10 minutes (202 miles) via I-17 N. En route to the Grand Canyon it is possible to have a quick drive-through experience of Sedona, only stopping at a few select viewpoints. With a full day, you can include the loop of West Sedona and fit in a few of the shorter hikes or some time exploring the town areas. 
Sedona
• Option to add a city break in Phoenix before heading to Grand Canyon.
Accommodation: Under Canvas Grand Canyon (glamping) The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon (lodge/hotel). Day 2 - 6: Grand Canyon National Park.
Desert View Drive: Go for a scenic drive along the 22 mile Desert View Drive and pull over at the many overlooks along the way, such as Grandview Point, Moran Point, Tusayan Pueblo, Lipan Point, Navajo Point and Desert View. Hummer Tour: Hop in a custom Hummer with Buck Wild Hummer Tours for a two-hour open-air adven- ture led by a knowledgeable tour guide who will stop at some of the Grand Canyon’s most popular overlooks. South Kaibab Trail: Boasting stunning canyon views the entire way, as well as glimpses of the Colorado River farther down, the steep and strenuous South Kaibab Trail offers three turnaround points for day-hikes: Ooh-Aah Point (1.8 miles round trip), Cedar Ridge (3 miles round trip) and Skeleton Point (miles round trip). Just remember, the hike back up takes approximately twice as long than the way down, so plan accordingly. 
South KaibabTrail
Hermit Road: Climb aboard the free shuttle bus to follow the 7 mile Hermit Road (open to private vehicles December–February) to explore the west end of the Grand Canyon Village. Nine overlooks dot the way, and some of the most popular stops include Hopi Point, Mohave Point and Hermits Rest. Whether you come for sunrise or sunset, it’s sure to be spectacular. North Canyon helicopter tour: Get a bird’s-eye view of the deepest and widest part of the South Rim on the 30-minute North Canyon helicopter tour by Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters. Depart near the Grand Canyon Village and soar over the Kaibab National Forest, the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, taking in sky-high views of spectacular rock formations, cliffs and canyon depths along the way. Mule or horseback riding adventure: If you don’t feel like using your own two feet to get around, why not try a mule or horseback riding adventure and explore the wild west the way it’s been seen for centuries. Activities in and around Grand Canyon • Horseback riding • Hiking • Rafting • Skydiving • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering Accommodation: Under Canvas Grand Canyon (glamping) The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon (lodge/hotel) Day 7: Grand Canyon National Park | Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Drive to Cameron, Arizona via the Grand Canyon South Rim: 1 hour 15 minutes (60.3 miles) + time for stopping at viewpoints and hikes. Highlights • Mather Point • Duck Rock • Desert View Drive • Grandview Point • Tusayan Ruin and Museum • Lipan Point • Navajo Point • Desert View Watchtower • Little Colorado River Gorge 
Desert View Watchtower
Drive from Cameron, Arizona to Monument Valley: 2 hours (122 miles) via US-160 E. Accommodation: Goulding's Lodge or The View Hotel (lodge/hotel) Day 8: Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park: Instantly recognisable as an icon of the American Southwest, this dramatic landscape is punctuated by monoliths, mesas and spires. Trek 4 miles on the self-guided Wildcat Trail loop to see some of the park’s most famous rock buttes. Drive the 17-mile dirt loop, Valley Drive, on self-guided tours of the valley. Multiple parking areas along the way bring many of the park’s most spectacular rock formations into view. There are a variety of tours through Monument Valley Tribal Park led by local Navajo guides who grew up in and around the Monument Valley area. Sit back and enjoy fascinating geological and historical information about this amazing area known as the “Land of Long Shadows.” Accommodation: Goulding's Lodge or The View Hotel (lodge/hotel) Day 9: Antelope Canyon | Horseshoe Bend | Toadstool Hoodoos
Drive from Monument Valley to Antelope Canyon: 1 hour 50 minutes (117 miles) via US-160 W and AZ-98 W. Antelope Canyon: This gently carved Navajo sandstone has been shaped by wind and water to form a tight slot canyon. The canyon is approximately 660 feet long (relatively short compared to other Southwest slot canyons) and about 120 feet at its deepest. The hues of the sandstone are the richest in the early morning and late afternoon, although if you’d like to take in the canyon’s famous beams of light, heading in starting around high noon is best — especially during the summer. If you don’t mind the crowds and guided tours, it is a must. Antelope Canyon to Horseshoe Bend: 10 minutes (8.7 miles) via AZ-98 W. 
Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend: Formed when the Colorado River looped around an impassable sandstone escarpment, Horseshoe Bend is one of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area's most visited highlights. Plan to spend about an hour and a half visiting Horseshoe Bend Horseshoe Bend to Toadstool Hoodoos: 33 minutes (31.7 miles) via US-89. 
Toadstool Hoodoos
Located in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, The Toadstools offers a great place to explore. The balanced rock formations here look like mushrooms and offer awe-inspiring views that enchant. The toadstools are easy to access along an easy to moderate 1.5 mile round-trip hike. Toadstool Hoodoos to Zion: 2 hours 10 minutes (122 miles) via US-89 N and AZ-389 W. Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels). Day 10 - 13: Bryce Canyon National Park | Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon: An alpine forest with as many red rock hoodoos as trees. Water and wind over millions of years of freezes and thaws, have carved into the plateau endless fields of distinctive red rock pillars, called hoodoos, as well as into the park's series of natural amphitheaters. Scenic Driving Tour: Bryce Canyon offers stunning hoodoos, a unique rock formation specific to the area. Experience the sprawling red rock tower, massive ponderosa pines, and take in the majesty that is Bryce Canyon National Park on a scenic driving tour. e-Bike Rental: Explore Bryce Canyon National Park at your own pace. Cruising around by e-bike is a great way to explore! There are miles & miles of trails to choose from. Zion National Park: Known for its slot canyons, soaring towers and monoliths, and scenic sandstone, Zion National Park is full of unique formations begging to be explored. Find yourself in awe as you wind through the magnificent canyon walls and towering cliffs that make up this majestic park. Delve into the 150-million-year-old history of Zion canyon’s geologic formations. The Narrows: The Narrows is arguably the most iconic hike in Zion National Park. Along this trek, experience the immense, 1000 ft walls of Zion Canyon, the rippling waters of the Virgin River, and the beautifully painted sandstone cliffs of the park. This hike primarily traverses the water as the riverbed is the trail. 
The Narrows
Cedar Breaks National Monument: 1 hour 45 minutes from Zion Drive at 10,000 feet through the lush Dixie National Forest, where a fairyland amphitheater of multicolored limestone strata plunges 2,000 feet deep into the plateau. Dixie National Forest: 45 minutes from Zion to Red Cliffs Hike in Pine Valley Recreation Area or Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, bike among the brilliant red spires of Red Canyon, fish at Navajo or Panguitch lakes, tour the east fork of the Sevier River or explore scenic Boulder Mountain. Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park: 1 hour from Zion This park boasts 2,000 acres of sand. It’s the only major sand dune field on the Colorado Plateau and great for hikers, sand boarders and families in search of a unique site. 
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Activities in and around Zion • Horseback riding • Hiking • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Rockclimbing • Flyfishing • Photography excursions Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels) Day 14: Zion National Park | Snow Canyon State Park | Las Vegas Departure
Drive from Zion to Snow Canyon State Park: 1 hour (44.2 miles) via UT-9 W. 
Snow Canyon State Park
Snow Canyon State Park: Cut by water, sculpted by wind and time, Snow Canyon’s Navajo sandstone cliffs share the same history and geology as Zion and offer hiking, climbing and cycling. Drive from Snow Canyon State Park to Las Vegas: 2 hours 10 minutes (137 miles) via I-15 S. Las Vegas Departure: Return your hire car at Las Vegas Airport or continue your adventure in Arizona, California, Montana or Wyoming. • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas before heading home. WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUSIONS • Return flights from a choice of UK airports • Six-nights accommodation Grand Canyon • Two-nights accommodation in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park • Five-nights accommodation at Zion National Park • Car hire for the duration of your trip • ATOL protected - this means your money is always safe when you book with us Tailor-make your experience • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas or Phoenix • Option to add extra-nights • Option to upgrade your room or tent • Option to upgrade to Premium Economy, Business Class or First Class flights 
SELF GUIDED ROAD TRIP Arizona & Utah | Monument Valley | Grand Canyon Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
ITINERARY
Day 1: Arrival | Phoenix
Phoenix Arrival: Welcome to Arizona! Drive from Phoenix to Grand Canyon via Sedona: 3 hours 10 minutes (202 miles) via I-17 N. En route to the Grand Canyon it is possible to have a quick drive-through experience of Sedona, only stopping at a few select viewpoints. With a full day, you can include the loop of West Sedona and fit in a few of the shorter hikes or some time exploring the town areas. 
Sedona
• Option to add a city break in Phoenix before heading to Grand Canyon.
Accommodation: Under Canvas Grand Canyon (glamping) The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon (lodge/hotel). Day 2 - 6: Grand Canyon National Park.
Desert View Drive: Go for a scenic drive along the 22 mile Desert View Drive and pull over at the many overlooks along the way, such as Grandview Point, Moran Point, Tusayan Pueblo, Lipan Point, Navajo Point and Desert View. Hummer Tour: Hop in a custom Hummer with Buck Wild Hummer Tours for a two-hour open-air adven- ture led by a knowledgeable tour guide who will stop at some of the Grand Canyon’s most popular overlooks. South Kaibab Trail: Boasting stunning canyon views the entire way, as well as glimpses of the Colorado River farther down, the steep and strenuous South Kaibab Trail offers three turnaround points for day-hikes: Ooh-Aah Point (1.8 miles round trip), Cedar Ridge (3 miles round trip) and Skeleton Point (miles round trip). Just remember, the hike back up takes approximately twice as long than the way down, so plan accordingly. 
Ooh-Aah Point, South Kaibab Trail
Hermit Road: Climb aboard the free shuttle bus to follow the 7 mile Hermit Road (open to private vehicles December–February) to explore the west end of the Grand Canyon Village. Nine overlooks dot the way, and some of the most popular stops include Hopi Point, Mohave Point and Hermits Rest. Whether you come for sunrise or sunset, it’s sure to be spectacular. North Canyon helicopter tour: Get a bird’s-eye view of the deepest and widest part of the South Rim on the 30-minute North Canyon helicopter tour by Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters. Depart near the Grand Canyon Village and soar over the Kaibab National Forest, the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, taking in sky-high views of spectacular rock formations, cliffs and canyon depths along the way. Mule or horseback riding adventure: If you don’t feel like using your own two feet to get around, why not try a mule or horseback riding adventure and explore the wild west the way it’s been seen for centuries. Activities in and around Grand Canyon • Horseback riding • Hiking • Rafting • Skydiving • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering Accommodation: Under Canvas Grand Canyon (glamping) The Grand Hotel at the Grand Canyon (lodge/hotel) Day 7: Grand Canyon National Park | Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Drive to Cameron, Arizona via the Grand Canyon South Rim: 1 hour 15 minutes (60.3 miles) + time for stopping at viewpoints and hikes. Highlights • Mather Point • Duck Rock • Desert View Drive • Grandview Point • Tusayan Ruin and Museum • Lipan Point • Navajo Point • Desert View Watchtower • Little Colorado River Gorge 
Duck Rock
Drive from Cameron, Arizona to Horseshoe Bend, Arizona: 1 hour 15 minutes (77.7 miles) via US-89 N.
Horseshoe Bend:Formed when the Colorado River looped around an impassable sandstone escarpment, Horseshoe Bend is one of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area's most visited highlights. Plan to spend about an hour and a half visiting Horseshoe Bend 
Horseshoe Bend
Drive from Horseshoe Bend to Monument Valley: 2 hours (126 miles) via AZ-98 E and US-160 E. Accommodation: Goulding's Lodge or The View Hotel (lodge/hotel). Day 8: Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park | Moab
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park: Instantly recognisable as an icon of the American Southwest, this dramatic landscape is punctuated by monoliths, mesas and spires. Trek 4 miles on the self-guided Wildcat Trail loop to see some of the park’s most famous rock buttes. Drive the 17-mile dirt loop, Valley Drive, on self-guided tours of the valley. Multiple parking areas along the way bring many of the park’s most spectacular rock formations into view. There are a variety of tours through Monument Valley Tribal Park led by local Navajo guides who grew up in and around the Monument Valley area. Sit back and enjoy fascinating geological and historical information about this amazing area known as the “Land of Long Shadows.” Drive from Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park to Moab: 2 hours 30 minutes (148 miles) via US-163 N/Hwy 163 and US-191 N. Mexican Hat: Stop en route at Mexican Hat, one of Utah’s strangest rock formations, balances a flattened pancake disk atop a 300-foot-high talus cone. It’s really not a hat at all, but a sombrero with a wide brim jutting above a narrow head. The rock, a famed landmark along US 163, rises east of the highway above the west bank of the San Juan River. 
Mexican Hat
Moab: Moab’s unique combination of beautiful red rock scenery, along with the cool waters of the Colorado River, has made it one of the most sought after destinations in the southwest. Moab is also home to several of Utah’s most diverse national parks. Within minutes of town you will find yourself surrounded by out-of-this-world red rock landscapes of Arches National Park. Less than an hour’s drive will put you atop the mythical sounding Island in the Sky, a remarkable district of Canyonlands National Park. Accommodation: Under Canvas Moab (glamping) Hoodoo Moab Hilton (lodge/hotel). Day 9 - 13: Moab | Arches National Park | Canyonlands National Park
Arches National Park: Although over 2,000 arches are located within the park’s 76,518 acres, the park also contains an astounding variety of other geological formations. Colossal sandstone fins, massive balanced rocks, soaring pinnacles and spires dwarf visitors as they explore the park’s viewpoints and hiking trails. Drive the scenic drive and hike some of the longer trails in the park, such as the trails to Double O Arch, Tower Arch, Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch. Sign up for a ranger guided hike into the Fiery Furnace. Canyonlands National Park: The easiest way to see the park is with a visit to the Island in the Sky district, only 32 miles from Moab. The Island in the Sky offers many pull outs with spectacular views along the paved scenic drive. The Island in the Sky sits atop a massive 1,500- foot mesa, quite literally an Island in the Sky. 20 miles of paved roads lead to many of the most spectacular views in canyon country. From these lofty viewpoints visitors can often see over 100 miles in any given direction resulting in panoramic views that encompass thousands of square miles of canyon country. Drive the paved scenic drive and hike some of the longer trails in the park, such as the 5-mile round trip Neck Spring Trail. Activities in and around Moab • Horseback riding • Hiking • Whitewater rafting • Jet boat tours • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Ziplining Accommodation: Under Canvas Moab (glamping) Hoodoo Moab Hilton (lodge/hotel) Day 14: Salt Lake City Departure Drive from Moab to Salt Lake City: 3 hours 50 minutes (238 miles) via US-6 W. Salt Lake City Departure: Return your hire car at Salt Lake City Airport or continue your adventure in Arizona, California, Montana or Wyoming. • Option to add a city break in Salt Lake City before heading home. WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUSIONS • Return flights from a choice of UK airports • Six-nights accommodation in Grand Canyon • One-night accommodation in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park • Six-nights accommodation in Moab • Car hire for the duration of your trip • ATOL protected - this means your money is always safe when you book with us Tailor-make your experience • Option to add a city break in Phoenix or Salt Lake City • Option to add extra-nights • Option to upgrade your room or tent • Option to upgrade to Premium Economy, Business Class or First Class flights 
SELF GUIDED ROAD TRIP Utah & California | Bryce Canyon, Zion & Death Valley National Parks
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Day 1: Arrival | Las Vegas
Las Vegas Arrival: Welcome to Las Vegas! Drive from Las Vegas to Zion: 2 hours 40 minutes (160 miles) via I-15 N. Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels) Day 2 - 6: Zion National Park | Bryce Canyon National Park
Zion National Park: Known for its slot canyons, soaring towers and monoliths, and scenic sandstone, Zion National Park is full of unique formations begging to be explored. Find yourself in awe as you wind through the magnificent canyon walls and towering cliffs that make up this majestic park. Delve into the 150-million-year-old history of Zion canyon’s geologic formations. The Narrows: The Narrows is arguably the most iconic hike in Zion National Park. Along this trek, experience the immense, 1000 ft walls of Zion Canyon, the rippling waters of the Virgin River, and the beautifully painted sandstone cliffs of the park. This hike primarily traverses the water as the riverbed is the trail. 
The Narrows
Cedar Breaks National Monument: 1 hour 45 minutes from Zion Drive at 10,000 feet through the lush Dixie National Forest, where a fairyland amphitheater of multicolored limestone strata plunges 2,000 feet deep into the plateau. 
​Cedar Breaks National Monument
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park: 1 hour from Zion This park boasts 2,000 acres of sand. It’s the only major sand dune field on the Colorado Plateau and great for hikers, sand boarders and families in search of a unique site. 
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Activities in and around Zion • Horseback riding • Hiking • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Rockclimbing • Flyfishing • Photography excursions Bryce Canyon: An alpine forest with as many red rock hoodoos as trees. Water and wind over millions of years of freezes and thaws, have carved into the plateau endless fields of distinctive red rock pillars, called hoodoos, as well as into the park's series of natural amphitheaters.
Scenic Driving Tour: Bryce Canyon offers stunning hoodoos, a unique rock formation specific to the area. Experience the sprawling red rock tower, massive ponderosa pines, and take in the majesty that is Bryce Canyon National Park on a scenic driving tour. e-Bike Rental: Explore Bryce Canyon National Park at your own pace. Cruising around by e-bike is a great way to explore! There are miles & miles of trails to choose from. Red Canyon: When you visit the beautiful canyon with its stunning hoodoo formations, red cliffs, pink soil, and ponderosa pines you will wonder why the area was not incorporated into the nearby national park. Red Canyon is equally saturated with geological treasures, but is free from the masses of tourists that pack the trails in Bryce. In Red Canyon you will be left to enjoy the beauty and wonder of the canyon in solitude. From Red Canyon you can also access Losee Canyon and Casto Canyon, also part of Dixie National Forest. These canyons are little known scenic gems that you won’t want to miss out on in your rush to visit the more famous Bryce Canyon. 
Dixie National Forest
Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels) Day 7: Zion National Park | Death Valley National Park
Drive from Zion to Death Valley National Park: 4 hours 30 minutes (289 miles) via I-15 S and US-95 N. Day 8 - 9: Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park: The largest national park outside Alaska, Death Valley is an almost unfathomable place. The park’s 3.3 million acres encompass mountain-size sand dunes, below-sea-level salt flats, mysterious singing rocks and colourful sandstone canyons. Extremes are the norm: Death Valley is the hottest and driest place in America, with summer temperatures peaking above 49°C, and average rainfall of 2 inches per year. Also extreme are the park’s elevations: Badwater Basin, the park’s lowest spot, rests at 282 feet below sea level while Telescope Peak soars to 11,049 feet. So go high, or go very, very low; get hot, or chill out with amazing desert views. Death Valley delivers on every end of the scale. Badwater Basin: The lowest point in North America, at 282 ft (86 m) below sea level, a surreal landscape of vast salt flats. 
Badwater Basin
Artists Drive: A scenic loop drive through multi-hued hills. The 9 mile (14.5 km) drive is one-way; open to vehicles less than 25 ft (7.6 m) in total length. 
Artists Drive
Zabriskie Point: Golden colored badlands and a spectacular spot for sunrise. 
Zabriskie Point
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes: Tawny dunes smoothly rise nearly 100 ft (30 m) from Mesquite Flat 
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Dantes View: Breathtaking viewpoint over 5,000 ft (1,500 m) above Death Valley. 
​Dantes View
Ubehebe Crater: Hundreds of years ago, a massive volcanic explosion caused by magma mixing with an underground spring left a 600 ft (183 m) deep crater. 
Ubehebe Crater
Charcoal Kilns: These ten beehive-shaped structures are among the best preserved in the west. Built in 1876 to provide fuel to process silver/lead ore.
Father Crowley Vista Point: A landscape of lava flows and volcanic cinders gives way to the colorful layers of Rainbow Canyon. Accommodation: The Ranch at Death Valley | Inn at Death Valley (lodges/hotels) Day 10: Death Valley National Park | Las Vegas Departure Drive from Death Valley National Park to Las Vegas: 2 hours 14 minutes (142 miles) via US-95 S. Las Vegas Departure: Return your hire car at Las Vegas Airport or continue your adventure in Arizona, California, Montana or Wyoming. • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas before heading home. WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUSIONS • Return flights from a choice of UK airports • Six-nights accommodation at Zion National Park • Three-nights at Death Valley National Park • Car hire for the duration of your trip • ATOL protected - this means your money is always safe when you book with us Tailor-make your experience • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas • Option to add extra-nights • Option to upgrade your room or tent • Option to upgrade to Premium Economy, Business Class or First Class flights 
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SELF GUIDED ROAD TRIP Utah | Mighty Five National Parks
ITINERARY
Day 1: Arrival | Moab
Salt Lake City Arrival: Welcome to Utah! Drive from Salt Lake City to Moab: 3 hours 50 minutes (226 miles) via US-6 E. • Option to add a city break in Salt Lake City before heading to Moab. Moab: Moab’s unique combination of beautiful red rock scenery, along with the cool waters of the Colorado River, has made it one of the most sought after destinations in the southwest. Moab is also home to several of Utah’s most diverse national parks. Within minutes of town you will find yourself surrounded by out-of-this-world red rock landscapes of Arches National Park. Less than an hour’s drive will put you atop the mythical sounding Island in the Sky, a remarkable district of Canyonlands National Park. Accommodation: Under Canvas Moab (glamping) Hoodoo Moab Hilton (lodge/hotel) Day 2 - 5: Moab | Arches National Park | Canyonlands National Park
Arches National Park: Although over 2,000 arches are located within the park’s 76,518 acres, the park also contains an astounding variety of other geological formations. Colossal sandstone fins, massive balanced rocks, soaring pinnacles and spires dwarf visitors as they explore the park’s viewpoints and hiking trails. Drive the scenic drive and hike some of the longer trails in the park, such as the trails to Double O Arch, Tower Arch, Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch. Sign up for a ranger guided hike into the Fiery Furnace. Canyonlands National Park: The easiest way to see the park is with a visit to the Island in the Sky district, only 32 miles from Moab. The Island in the Sky offers many pull outs with spectacular views along the paved scenic drive. The Island in the Sky sits atop a massive 1,500- foot mesa, quite literally an Island in the Sky. 20 miles of paved roads lead to many of the most spectacular views in canyon country. From these lofty viewpoints visitors can often see over 100 miles in any given direction resulting in panoramic views that encompass thousands of square miles of canyon country. Drive the paved scenic drive and hike some of the longer trails in the park, such as the 5-mile round trip Neck Spring Trail. Activities in and around Moab • Horseback riding • Hiking • Whitewater rafting • Jet boat tours • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Ziplining Accommodation: Under Canvas Moab (glamping) Hoodoo Moab Hilton (lodge/hotel) Day 6: Moab | Capitol Reef National Park
Drive from Moab to Capitol Reef National Park: 2 hours 20 minutes (141 miles) via UT-24 W. Capitol Reef National Park: Even considering Utah’s many impressive national parks and monuments, it is difficult to rival Capitol Reef National Park’s sense of expansiveness, of broad, sweeping vistas, of a tortured, twisted, seemingly endless landscape, or of limitless sky and desert rock. Accommodation: Capitol Reef Resort (lodge/hotel) Day 7 - 8: Capitol Reef National Park | Fishlake National Forest | Goblin Valley State Park | San Rafael Swell
Fishlake National Forest: 1 hour from Capitol Reef to Fish Lake Enter an outdoor paradise known for its beautiful aspen forests with scenic drives, extensive ATV trails and fishing. Highlights include the Paiute ATV Trail and Lakeshore National Recreation Trail, home to the massive quaking aspen colony known as Pando. Goblin Valley State Park: 1 hour from Capitol Reef Unlike any other place in the world, this park’s whimsical sandstone landscape captures and stretches the imagination. It is also a certified International Dark Sky Park. 
Goblin Valley State Park
San Rafael Swell: 1 hour 45 minutes from Capitol Reef Starting at the 1,000-foot Wedge Overlook introduces you to the expansiveness of this area. The view is a bird’s-eye perspective of the Little Grand Canyon, a 14 mile path cut by the San Rafael River. After the overlook, drive down into the Buckhorn Draw Backway to experience a wealth of petroglyphs, hiking and climbing. 
San Rafael Swell
Activities in and around Capitol Reef National Park • Horseback riding • Hiking • Mountain biking • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives Accommodation: Capitol Reef Resort (lodge/hotel) Day 9 : Scenic Byway 12 | Red Canyon | Dixie National Forest
Drive from Capitol Reef Resort to Bryce Canyon: 2 hours 30 minutes (124 miles) via UT-12 W. Utah’s Scenic Byway 12: This is 122.863 miles (to be exact) of pure driving bliss. Welcome to Utah’s Scenic Byway 12, also known as “A Journey Through Time Scenic Byway.” What’s more, this stretch of highway is also designated an All-American Road. Only one-third of America’s scenic byways get this distinction, and it’s given because these roads offer unique features that you can’t find elsewhere making these byways tourist destinations unto themselves. 
Utah’s Scenic Byway 12
Red Canyon: When you visit the beautiful canyon with its stunning hoodoo formations, red cliffs, pink soil, and ponderosa pines you will wonder why the area was not incorporated into the nearby national park. Red Canyon is equally saturated with geological treasures, but is free from the masses of tourists that pack the trails in Bryce. In Red Canyon you will be left to enjoy the beauty and wonder of the canyon in solitude. From Red Canyon you can also access Losee Canyon and Casto Canyon, also part of Dixie National Forest. These canyons are little known scenic gems that you won’t want to miss out on in your rush to visit the more famous Bryce Canyon. 
Dixie National Forest
Accommodation: Under Canvas Bryce Canyon (glamping) or Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand (lodge/hotel) Day 10 - 13: Bryce Canyon National Park | Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon: An alpine forest with as many red rock hoodoos as trees. Water and wind over millions of years of freezes and thaws, have carved into the plateau endless fields of distinctive red rock pillars, called hoodoos, as well as into the park's series of natural amphitheaters. Scenic Driving Tour: Bryce Canyon offers stunning hoodoos, a unique rock formation specific to the area. Experience the sprawling red rock tower, massive ponderosa pines, and take in the majesty that is Bryce Canyon National Park on a scenic driving tour. e-Bike Rental: Explore Bryce Canyon National Park at your own pace. Cruising around by e-bike is a great way to explore! There are miles & miles of trails to choose from. Zion National Park: Known for its slot canyons, soaring towers and monoliths, and scenic sandstone, Zion National Park is full of unique formations begging to be explored. Find yourself in awe as you wind through the magnificent canyon walls and towering cliffs that make up this majestic park. Delve into the 150-million-year-old history of Zion canyon’s geologic formations. The Narrows: The Narrows is arguably the most iconic hike in Zion National Park. Along this trek, experience the immense, 1000 ft walls of Zion Canyon, the rippling waters of the Virgin River, and the beautifully painted sandstone cliffs of the park. This hike primarily traverses the water as the riverbed is the trail. 
The Narrows
Cedar Breaks National Monument: 1 hour 45 minutes from Zion Drive at 10,000 feet through the lush Dixie National Forest, where a fairyland amphitheater of multicolored limestone strata plunges 2,000 feet deep into the plateau. Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park: 1 hour from Zion This park boasts 2,000 acres of sand. It’s the only major sand dune field on the Colorado Plateau and great for hikers, sand boarders and families in search of a unique site. 
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Activities in and around Zion • Horseback riding • Hiking • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Rockclimbing • Flyfishing • Photography excursions Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels) Day 14: Zion National Park | Snow Canyon State Park | Las Vegas Departure
Drive from Zion to Snow Canyon State Park: 1 hour (44.2 miles) via UT-9 W. 
Petrified Dunes in Snow Canyon State Park
Snow Canyon State Park: Cut by water, sculpted by wind and time, Snow Canyon’s Navajo sandstone cliffs share the same history and geology as Zion and offer hiking, climbing and cycling. Drive from Snow Canyon State Park to Las Vegas: 2 hours 10 minutes (137 miles) via I-15 S. Las Vegas Departure: Return your hire car at Las Vegas Airport or continue your adventure in Arizona, California, Montana or Wyoming. • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas before heading home. WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUSIONS • Return flights from a choice of UK airports • Five-nights accommodation in Moab • Two-nights accommodation at Capitol Reef National Park • One-nights at Bryce Canyon National Park • Five-nights accommodation at Zion National Park • Car hire for the duration of your trip • ATOL protected - this means your money is always safe when you book with us Tailor-make your experience • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas or Salt Lake City • Option to add extra-nights • Option to upgrade your room or tent • Option to upgrade to Premium Economy, Business Class or First Class flights 
SELF GUIDED ROAD TRIP Utah | Bryce Canyon & Zion National Parks
ITINERARY
Day 1: Arrival | Las Vegas
Las Vegas Arrival: Welcome to Las Vegas! Drive from Las Vegas to Zion: 2 hours 40 minutes (160 miles) via I-15 N. Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels) Day 2 - 4: Zion National Park
Zion National Park: Known for its slot canyons, soaring towers and monoliths, and scenic sandstone, Zion National Park is full of unique formations begging to be explored. Find yourself in awe as you wind through the magnificent canyon walls and towering cliffs that make up this majestic park. Delve into the 150-million-year-old history of Zion canyon’s geologic formations. The Narrows: The Narrows is arguably the most iconic hike in Zion National Park. Along this trek, experience the immense, 1000 ft walls of Zion Canyon, the rippling waters of the Virgin River, and the beautifully painted sandstone cliffs of the park. This hike primarily traverses the water as the riverbed is the trail. 
The Narrows
Cedar Breaks National Monument: 1 hour 45 minutes from Zion Drive at 10,000 feet through the lush Dixie National Forest, where a fairyland amphitheater of multicolored limestone strata plunges 2,000 feet deep into the plateau. 
​Cedar Breaks National Monument
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park: 1 hour from Zion This park boasts 2,000 acres of sand. It’s the only major sand dune field on the Colorado Plateau and great for hikers, sand boarders and families in search of a unique site. 
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Activities in and around Zion • Horseback riding • Hiking • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Rockclimbing • Flyfishing • Photography excursions Accommodation: Under Canvas Zion (glamping) or Cliffrose Springdale, Curio Collection by Hilton | Cable Mountain Lodge | Flanigan's Resort (lodges/hotels) Day 5 - 6: Bryce Canyon National Park
Drive from Zion to Bryce Canyon: 2 hours 27 minutes (114 miles) via UT-9 E and US-89 N Bryce Canyon: An alpine forest with as many red rock hoodoos as trees. Water and wind over millions of years of freezes and thaws, have carved into the plateau endless fields of distinctive red rock pillars, called hoodoos, as well as into the park's series of natural amphitheaters. Scenic Driving Tour: Bryce Canyon offers stunning hoodoos, a unique rock formation specific to the area. Experience the sprawling red rock tower, massive ponderosa pines, and take in the majesty that is Bryce Canyon National Park on a scenic driving tour. e-Bike Rental: Explore Bryce Canyon National Park at your own pace. Cruising around by e-bike is a great way to explore! There are miles & miles of trails to choose from. Red Canyon: When you visit the beautiful canyon with its stunning hoodoo formations, red cliffs, pink soil, and ponderosa pines you will wonder why the area was not incorporated into the nearby national park. Red Canyon is equally saturated with geological treasures, but is free from the masses of tourists that pack the trails in Bryce. In Red Canyon you will be left to enjoy the beauty and wonder of the canyon in solitude. From Red Canyon you can also access Losee Canyon and Casto Canyon, also part of Dixie National Forest. These canyons are little known scenic gems that you won’t want to miss out on in your rush to visit the more famous Bryce Canyon. 
Dixie National Forest
Accommodation: Under Canvas Bryce Canyon (glamping) or Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand (lodge/hotel) Day 7: Bryce Canyon National Park | Snow Canyon State Park | Las Vegas Departure
Drive from Bryce Canyon to Snow Canyon State Park: 2 hours 35 minutes (160 miles) via I-15 S. 
Snow Canyon State Park
Snow Canyon State Park: Cut by water, sculpted by wind and time, Snow Canyon’s Navajo sandstone cliffs share the same history and geology as Zion and offer hiking, climbing and cycling. Drive from Snow Canyon State Park to Las Vegas: 2 hours 10 minutes (137 miles) via I-15 S. Las Vegas Departure: Return your hire car at Las Vegas Airport or continue your adventure in Arizona, California, Montana or Wyoming. • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas before heading home. WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUSIONS • Return flights from a choice of UK airports • Four-nights accommodation at Zion National Park • Two-nights at Bryce Canyon National Park • Car hire for the duration of your trip • ATOL protected - this means your money is always safe when you book with us Tailor-make your experience • Option to add a city break in Las Vegas • Option to add extra-nights • Option to upgrade your room or tent • Option to upgrade to Premium Economy, Business Class or First Class flights 
SELF GUIDED ROAD TRIP Utah | Arches & Canyonlands National Parks
ITINERARY
Day 1: Arrival | Moab
Salt Lake City Arrival: Welcome to Utah! Drive from Salt Lake City to Moab: 3 hours 50 minutes (226 miles) via US-6 E. • Option to add a city break in Salt Lake City before heading to Moab. Moab: Moab’s unique combination of beautiful red rock scenery, along with the cool waters of the Colorado River, has made it one of the most sought after destinations in the southwest. Moab is also home to several of Utah’s most diverse national parks. Within minutes of town you will find yourself surrounded by out-of-this-world red rock landscapes of Arches National Park. Less than an hour’s drive will put you atop the mythical sounding Island in the Sky, a remarkable district of Canyonlands National Park. Accommodation: Under Canvas Moab (glamping) Hoodoo Moab Hilton (lodge/hotel) Day 2 - 6: Moab | Arches National Park | Canyonlands National Park
Arches National Park: Although over 2,000 arches are located within the park’s 76,518 acres, the park also contains an astounding variety of other geological formations. Colossal sandstone fins, massive balanced rocks, soaring pinnacles and spires dwarf visitors as they explore the park’s viewpoints and hiking trails. 
Fiery Furnace
Drive the scenic drive and hike some of the longer trails in the park, such as the trails to Double O Arch, Tower Arch, Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch. Sign up for a ranger guided hike into the Fiery Furnace. Canyonlands National Park: The easiest way to see the park is with a visit to the Island in the Sky district, only 32 miles from Moab. The Island in the Sky offers many pull outs with spectacular views along the paved scenic drive. The Island in the Sky sits atop a massive 1,500- foot mesa, quite literally an Island in the Sky. 20 miles of paved roads lead to many of the most spectacular views in canyon country. From these lofty viewpoints visitors can often see over 100 miles in any given direction resulting in panoramic views that encompass thousands of square miles of canyon country. Drive the paved scenic drive and hike some of the longer trails in the park, such as the 5-mile round trip Neck Spring Trail. Activities in and around Moab • Horseback riding • Hiking • Whitewater rafting • Jet boat tours • Mountain biking • Road cycling • Jeep, ATV, 4-wheel, and Hummer adventures • Scenic highway drives • Scenic air flights • Canyoneering • Ziplining Accommodation: Under Canvas Moab (glamping) Hoodoo Moab Hilton (lodge/hotel) Day 7: Salt Lake City Departure Drive from Moab to Salt Lake City: 3 hours 50 minutes (238 miles) via US-6 W. Salt Lake City Departure: Return your hire car at Salt Lake City Airport or continue your adventure in Arizona, California, Montana or Wyoming. • Option to add a city break in Salt Lake City before heading home. WHAT'S INCLUDED
INCLUSIONS • Return flights from a choice of UK airports • Six-nights accommodation in Moab • Car hire for the duration of your trip • ATOL protected - this means your money is always safe when you book with us Tailor-make your experience • Option to add a city break in Salt Lake City • Option to add extra-nights • Option to upgrade your room or tent • Option to upgrade to Premium Economy, Business Class or First Class flight 
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Safari style glamping & cabin lodging
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UNDER CANVAS LAKE POWELL-GRAND STAIRCASE MOOSEFUL INFORMATION
Under Canvas Lake Powell-Grand Staircase is perched on a Canyon Rim Plateau with views extending for miles of the expansive lake and across to Grand Staircase – Escalante National Monument. The location offers 50 safari-style canvas accommodation tents on elevated decks with private ensuite bathrooms. Equipped with West Elm furnishings the aesthetic is natural with an assortment of weathered raw wood, top-grain leather and sleek metal accents that accentuate the rugged and raw desert landscape. The camp will center around a lobby lounge tent where guests can enjoy board games, a book, Western inspired cuisine, retail offerings and generally soak up the community vibe before or after a day of outdoor adventure.
Location
Located just 14 miles from the main Lake Powell Marina and on the border of Grand Staircase-Escalante, this site sits on 220 acres of supreme southwestern desert landscape, providing easy, convenient access to enjoy some of the top attractions in Utah and Arizona including Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon and Glen Canyon among others. Tents
Lake Powell-Grand Staircase features six different tent options including: Suite Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm & a private deck allows you to enjoy the stars. Suite with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 6 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Plus, a standalone Kids Tent can be added adjacently to The Suite tent, which comes with 2 twin beds for children. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. Stargazer Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Stargazer has its own viewing window above the king bed to stargaze at night. The ensuite bathroom in your tent includes a shower, sink and toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the outdoors. Stargazer with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Stargazer with Kids Tent offers all the luxuries of the traditional Stargazer plus a private adjacent tent with 2 twin beds for the kids. This layout is designed for families looking for a unique addition to their glamping adventure. Deluxe Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a pull-chain shower with hot water, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the night stars. Deluxe with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. The adjacent Kids Tent with 2 twin beds next door allows your kids to camp out right beside you. ** Camp Cot: A minimalist camp cot can be provided within the main tent (Suite, Stargazer or Deluxe) for 1 child for an additional fee. Amenities include:
24-hour reception desk ● Daily housekeeping, upon request ● USB battery packs ● Nightly campfire with complimentary s’mores ● Grills and picnic area ● Free parking ● Walking and hiking trails and paths ● Board Games ● Gift shop ● Organic bath products ● Guest Experience Coordinator ● Complimentary programming Dining Under Canvas offers cafe-style dining and traditional espresso beverages at camp. Walk right in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast at camp between 7 – 10 am. We also offer options grab-n-go lunches to take with you. At the end of the day, head back to camp and enjoy dinner under the stars or in our main lobby tent between 5 – 10 pm. Under Canvas Lake Powell-Grand Staircase is also located less than a 30-minute drive to Page to enjoy more local cuisine. |
UNDER CANVAS GRAND CANYON MOOSEFUL INFORMATION
A quick 25-minute drive to the South Rim entrance of Grand Canyon National Park, the safari-inspired resort offers the perfect luxury camping experience near one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Located just outside Valle, Arizona on 160 secluded acres of beautiful piñon and juniper forest, you will discover the extraordinary grandeur of Grand Canyon National Park while enjoying a variety of extensive activities a short distance from camp.
Location
Tucked away on 160 acres of Arizona’s vast landscape just 26 miles away from the entrance of one of the seven wonders of the world, this camp is ideal for those looking to experience the famed Grand Canyon National Park and become immersed in it’s bands of layered red rock and more. Tents
Grand Canyon features nine different tent options including: Suite Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm & a private deck allows you to enjoy the stars. Suite with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 6 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Plus, a standalone Kids Tent can be added adjacently to the Suite Tent, which comes with 2 twin beds for children. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. Stargazer Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private Stargazer has its own viewing window above the king bed to stargaze at night. The ensuite bathroom in your tent includes a shower, sink and toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the outdoors. Stargazer with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Stargazer with Kids Tent offers all the luxuries of the traditional Stargazer plus a private adjacent tent with 2 twin beds for the kids. This layout is designed for families looking for a unique addition to their glamping adventure. Deluxe Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a pull-chain shower with hot water, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the night stars. Deluxe with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. The adjacent Kids Tent with 2 twin beds next door allows your kids to camp out right beside you. Safari Tent Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Bathhouse Each of our large cabin-style Safari tents comes with a king size bed and wood burning stove. Just moments away from your tent refresh yourself in one of our luxury bathrooms, which host hot showers, flushing toilets, and sinks. Safari with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Bathhouse This cabin-style Safari tent comes with a king size bed plus an adjacent kids tent with 2 twin beds. Just moments away from your tent refresh yourself in one of our luxury bathrooms, which host hot showers, flushing toilets, and sinks. Safari with 3 Twins Sleeps: 3 Bathroom: Bathhouse Each of our large cabin-style Safari tents comes with 3 twin beds. Just moments away from your tent refresh yourself in one of our bathhouses, which host showers, toilets and sinks. ** Camp Cot: A minimalist camp cot can be provided within the main tent (Suite, Stargazer, Deluxe or Safari) for 1 child for an additional fee. Amenities include:
24-hour reception desk ● Daily housekeeping, upon request ● USB battery packs ● Zen Garden ● Fire pit and s’mores ● Onsite dining ● West Elm furnishings ● Organic bath products ● Guest experience coordinator ● Complimentary programming ● Grills and picnic area ● Free parking ● Board Games ● Gift shop Dining Under Canvas Grand Canyon stocks plenty of grab-n-go provisions at their lobby marketplace, with pre-packaged bites and dry snacks prepared daily for purchase. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in camp or take your breakfast to go with a steaming hot espresso available from our contemporary coffee cart. Cafe-style dining is also available for dinner, alongside beer and wine offerings. Alternatively, complimentary communal grills are also available onsite at camp, and are open for guests to use on a first-come, first-served basis. |
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UNDER CANVAS MOAB MOOSEFUL INFORMATION
Experience the majestic splendor of Arches National Park and Canyonland National Park at Under Canvas® Moab. An outdoor lover’s paradise, our luxury location is close to wonderful attractions and adventures. Located on 40 acres 7 miles north of Moab, Utah, our campsite blends into its dramatic surroundings where deep canyons and towering plateaus create a raw landscape of immense power. Having completed a US$1 million transformation debut in late 2020, our luxurious glamping tents offer guests the opportunity to enjoy Utah’s spectacular desert without giving up the comforts of home.
Location
Just seven miles north of Moab, Utah, this site is the perfect stepping off point to Arches National Park and Canyonland National Park. The site sits on 40 acres of deep canyons and towering plateaus. Tents
Moab features eight different tent options including: Suite Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm & a private deck allows you to enjoy the stars. Suite with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 6 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Plus, a standalone Kids Tent can be added adjacently to the Suite Tent, which comes with 2 twin beds for children. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. Stargazer Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Stargazer has its own viewing window above the king bed to stargaze at night. The ensuite bathroom in your tent includes a shower, sink and toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the outdoors. Deluxe Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a pull-chain shower with hot water, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the night stars. Deluxe with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. The adjacent Kids Tent with 2 twin beds next door allows your kids to camp out right beside you. Safari Tent Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Bathhouse Each of our large cabin-style Safari tents comes with a king size bed and wood burning stove. Just moments away from your tent refresh yourself in one of our luxury bathrooms, which host hot showers, flushing toilets, and sinks. Safari with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Bathhouse This cabin-style Safari tent comes with a king size bed plus an adjacent kids tent with 2 twin beds. Just moments away from your tent refresh yourself in one of our luxury bathrooms, which host hot showers, flushing toilets, and sinks. Safari with 3 Twins Sleeps: 3 Bathroom: Bathhouse Each of our large cabin-style Safari tents comes with 3 twin beds. Just moments away from your tent refresh yourself in one of our bathhouses, which host showers, toilets and sinks. ** Camp Cot: A minimalist camp cot can be provided within the main tent (Suite, Stargazer, Deluxe or Safari) for 1 child for an additional fee. Amenities include:
24-hour reception desk ● Daily housekeeping, upon request ● USB battery packs ● Nightly campfire with complimentary s’mores ● Grills and picnic area ● Free parking ● Gift shop ● Organic bath products ● Guest Experience Coordinator ● Complimentary programming Dining Under Canvas Moab stocks plenty of grab-n-go provisions at their lobby marketplace, with pre-packaged bites and dry snacks prepared daily for purchase. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast in camp or take your breakfast to go with a steaming hot espresso available from our contemporary coffee cart. Cafe-style dining is also available for dinner, alongside beer and wine offerings. Alternatively, dine in Moab at one of the town’s great restaurants. |
UNDER CANVAS ZION MOOSEFUL INFORMATION
Under Canvas Zion offers an extraordinary lodging experience just as fabulous as the park itself. The camp seamlessly blends into the backdrop of America’s gorgeous Southwest. Located on 196 acres bordering Zion National Park in Utah, Under Canvas Zion is just moments away from incredible trails, off-the-beaten-path adventures, and spectacular views of the majestic red rocks and sandstone cliffs that make Zion so famous. The camp will open for the 2021 season with a multi-million dollar refresh, including expanded outdoor patio areas, new West Elm soft furnishings in the main lobby tent, premium coffee beverage selection, tent upgrades and more.
Location
Resting on the border of Zion National Park, this site is seated on 196 acres of majestic landscapes just 20 miles from the entrance of Zion National Park and the charming town of Springdale. Incredible trails and off-the-beaten-path experiences are just moments away. Tents
Zion features nine different tent options including: Suite Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm & a private deck allows you to enjoy the stars. Suite with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 6 Bathroom: Private The Suite is ideal for couples or families. Our most luxurious tent option that offers all the amenities of our Deluxe tents, including a king size bed with the added addition of a lounge area with a queen size sofa-bed. Plus, a standalone Kids Tent can be added adjacently to The Suite tent, which comes with 2 twin beds for children. Enjoy your own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink, and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. Stargazer Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Stargazer has its own viewing window above the king bed to stargaze at night. The ensuite bathroom in your tent includes a shower, sink and toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the outdoors. Stargazer with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Stargazer with Kids Tent offers all the luxuries of the traditional Stargazer plus a private adjacent tent with 2 twin beds for the kids. This layout is designed for families looking for a unique addition to their glamping adventure. Deluxe Sleeps: 2 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a pull-chain shower with hot water, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night and a private deck allows you to enjoy the night stars. Deluxe with Adjacent Kids Tent Sleeps: 4 Bathroom: Private The Deluxe tent boasts a plush king size bed along with its own private ensuite bathroom inside your tent which includes a shower, sink and flushing toilet. A wood stove keeps the tent warm at night. The adjacent Kids Tent with 2 twin beds next door allows your kids to camp out right beside you. ** Camp Cot: A minimalist camp cot can be provided within the main tent (Suite, Stargazer, Deluxe or Safari) for 1 child for an additional fee. Amenities include:
24-hour reception desk ● Daily housekeeping, upon request ● Yoga Deck ● On-site dining ● Indoor fire put in lobby ● USB battery packs ● Nightly campfire with complimentary s’mores ● Free parking ● Grills and picnic tables ● Walking and hiking trails and paths ● Board Games ● Gift shop ● Organic bath products ● Guest Experience Coordinator ● Complimentary programming Dining Under Canvas locations feature seasonal food and beverage offerings that prioritize locally-sourced ingredients from nearby purveyors. At Under Canvas Zion enjoy premium espresso beverages served from our contemporary coffee cart and locally sourced breakfast and dinner items served daily in the camp’s lobby dining area. In addition, you can snag grab-n-go items from the lobby marketplace. Complimentary communal grills are also available onsite at camp, and are open for guests to use on a first-come, first-served basis. |
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CAPITOL REEF RESORT MOOSEFUL INFORMATION
Location
Capitol Reef Resort is situated perfectly in the mountains, right outside Capitol Reef National Park, where you can enjoy indulgent room accommodations alongside stunning views of the Red Rock Cliffs. Conestoga Wagon
Based on authentic 19th Century designs, these luxury Wagons are water-resistant and sleep up to six guests. Encounter the natural scenery of the Red Cliffs and relax under the stars while still having access to a private bathroom and all the amenities. Room Features • Bed(s): King Bed + Twin Bunk Beds • Occupancy: Up to 6 persons • Detached private bathroom In-Room Amenities • Pillow top mattresses • Fine linens • Wireless internet access • Keurig Coffee Maker • Iron • Hairdryer • Smoke free + pet free • Air conditioning TeePee
Teepees provide a combination of natural exploration and luxury comfort. These 250 square foot, water-resistant, stand-alone Teepees featuring a double pillow-top King bed, a large flatscreen TV, and a cozy sitting area. Room Features • Room Size: 250 sq. ft. • Bed(s): King bed* • Occupancy: Up to 2 adults and 1 child* • Detached private bathroom *Additional camping cot or bed roll for a child guest can be provided for an additional mandatory charge. In-Room Amenities • Pillow top mattresses • Fine linens • Wireless internet access • Keurig Coffee Maker • Flat screen TV • Iron • Hairdryer • Smoke free + pet free • Air conditioning King Loft Cabins
Capitol Reef Resort’s stand alone Red Cliff View King Loft Cabins provide pure bliss after a day of discovery. The crown jewels of the resort, these 420 square foot luxury loft cabins are light and airy thanks to vaulted ceilings and a large picture window. Spacious private verandas outfitted with a gas grill and outdoor furniture are the perfect place to unwind. Room Features • Room Size: 420 sq. ft. • Bed(s): King bed + Twin Bunk Beds + Queen Sofa Sleeper • Occupancy: Up to 6 persons In-Room Amenities • Views of Red Rock Cliffs • Double Pillow Top Mattresses • Fine linens • Kitchen • Living room with Queen sofa sleeper • Flat screen HDTVs • DVD or Blu-Ray player • Keurig coffee maker • Refrigerator • Microwave • Iron + ironing board • Hairdryer • Electronic safe • Smoke free + pet free • Spacious private veranda w/ outdoor dining table & gas grill • Air conditioning + heat • Wireless internet access Two Bedroom Cabin
These 460 sq. ft. Cabins have two bedrooms each with a Queen sized bed, a living room with a Queen sofa sleeper, full kitchen, one and a half bathrooms, flat screen TVs, and a 300 sq. ft. porch complete with a large table and a gas grill overlooking the gorgeous Red Rock Cliffs. Room Features • Room Size: 460 sq. ft. • Bed(s): Two Queen Beds + Queen Sofa Sleeper • Occupancy: Up to 6 persons In-Room Amenities • Views of Red Rock Cliffs • Double Pillow Top Mattresses • Fine linens • Kitchen • One and a half bathrooms • Living room with Queen sofa sleeper • Flat screen HDTVs • DVD or Blu-Ray player • Keurig coffee maker • Refrigerator • Microwave • Iron + ironing board • Hairdryer • Electronic safe • Smoke free + pet free • Spacious private veranda w/ outdoor dining table & gas grill • Air conditioning + heat • Wireless internet access Superior Double Queen Cabins
Each Red Cliff Cabin is furnished with a two Queen sized beds with double pillow top mattresses, spa bathroom with a rain shower, flat screen TV with surround sound. These superior rated Cabins also include a beverage cooler, microwave, coffee maker, and hairdryer. Unwind and take in the stunning views after a day of exploring on the private porch complete with Adirondack chairs. Room Features • Room Size: 430 sq. ft. • Bed(s): Two Queen Beds • Occupancy: Up to 4 persons In-Room Amenities • Views of Red Rock Cliffs • Double Pillow Top Mattresses • Fine linens • Spa bathroom + rain shower • Flat screen HDTV with surround sound • DVD or Blu-Ray player • Keurig coffee maker • Beverage cooler • Microwave • Iron + ironing board • Hairdryer • Electronic safe • Smoke free + pet free • Spacious private veranda w/ Adirondack Chairs • Air conditioning + heat • Wireless internet acces Superior King Cabins
Each Red Cliff Cabin is furnished with a King bed with double pillow top mattress, Queen sofa sleeper, spa bathroom with a rain shower, flat screen TV with surround sound. These superior rated Cabins also include a beverage cooler, microwave, coffee maker, and hairdryer and covered porch with Adirondack chairs. Room Features • Room Size: 430 sq. ft. • Bed(s): King Bed + Queen Sofa Sleeper • Occupancy: Up to 4 persons In-Room Amenities • Views of Red Rock Cliffs • Double Pillow Top Mattresses • Fine linens • Spa bathroom + rain shower • Sitting area with Queen sofa sleeper • Flat screen HDTV with surround sound • DVD or Blu-Ray player • Keurig coffee maker • Beverage cooler • Microwave • Iron + ironing board • Hairdryer • Electronic safe • Smoke free + pet free • Spacious private veranda w/ Adirondack Chairs • Air conditioning + heat • Wireless internet access Dining The Pioneer Kitchen at Capitol Reef Resort includes great comfort food and drink in a relaxing, inviting space surrounded by windows revealing Capitol Reef National Park and the high desert of the Colorado Plateau. |
4x4's WITH ROOF TOP TENTS MOOSEFUL INFORMATION
Toyota Tacoma - TRD Offroad “4-Sleeper
Adored by overland travellers and everyday adventurers, the Tacoma combines capability and convenience for what many consider the perfect backcountry platform. The double cab provides comfortable seating for up to five and great storage potential within the rear truck bed. With 2 roof top tents we can comfortably sleep 4 adults or a family of 5, and with all the needed camping equipment included, our Tacoma is one of the most capable, reliable, and safe vehicles in our fleet for larger groups.
Included equipment • 2 Roof-top tents with sleeping accommodations for 4 adults or 2 adults and 3 small children • 2-5 camp chairs & a camp table • All-weather awning • Fridge/freezer with dual battery system • 10 gallon onboard water system • Dual-burner stove, 1.1 gallon propane tank, & lighter • Cookware including cover pot, frying pan, cutting board, chef knife, bread knife, pairing knife, spatula, serving spoon, BBQ fork, colander, and can opener • Silverware, plating, and mugs for 2-5 people • Coffee press & kettle • Cleaning basin, sponge, pot scraper/brush, biodegradable dish soap, and a small spade • 1 camp lantern, first-aid kit Jeep Gladiator
Comfort pairs equally with capability in our Jeep Gladiator builds. Carry more weight and sleep groups of up to 5 in 2 roof top tents on this long-wheelbase Jeep, with the addition of a steel front bumper, high powered lighting, on-board air, winch, suspension, and 35” tires.
Included equipment • 2 Roof-top tents with sleeping accommodations for 4 adults or 2 adults and 3 small children • 2-5 camp chairs & a camp table • Fridge/freezer with dual battery system • Dual-burner stove, 1.1 gallon propane tank, & lighter • Cookware including cover pot, frying pan, cutting board, chef knife, bread knife, pairing knife, spatula, serving spoon, BBQ fork, colander, and can opener • Silverware, plating, and mugs for 2-5 people • Coffee press & kettle • Cleaning basin, sponge, pot scraper/brush, biodegradable dish soap, and a small spade • 1 camp lantern, first-aid kit Tacoma Camper
The Tacoma Camper, equipped with an Alu-Cab “Khaya” camper, provides guests with all of the amenities required of discerning travelers on extended trips and those who seek comfort in any weather. Internal living area and 2 full-sized sleeping areas accommodate 4 adults or a family of 5.
Included equipment • 2-5 camp chairs & a camp table • 252 watt solar system • 20 gallon onboard water system • Dual-burner stove, 11lb propane tank, & lighter • Cookware, silverware, plating, wine glasses, and mugs for up to 4-5 people • Coffee press & kettle • Cleaning basin, sponge, pot scraper/brush, biodegradable dish soap, and a small spade • 1 camp lantern, first-aid kit • Snow chains (upon request from November - April) 4Runner
Balancing on-highway drivability and off-road performance, 4Runner models are intuitive and a joy to drive. Ours come equipped with an all weather awning, locking internal storage drawers, fridge/freezer, 2 person roof top tents, and all the needed camping gear.
Included equipment • Roof-top tent (hard-shelled/4-season) with 3.5 inch memory foam mattress that comfortably sleep 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 small child (additional tents, cots, pads, & sleeping bags available upon request) • 2-5 camp chairs & a camp table • All-weather awning • Fridge/freezer with dual battery system • 5 gallon water can • Dual-burner stove, 1.1 gallon propane tank, & lighter • Cookware including cover pot, frying pan, cutting board, chef knife, bread knife, pairing knife, spatula, serving spoon, BBQ fork, colander, and can opener • Silverware, plating, and mugs for 2-5 people • Coffee press & kettle • Cleaning basin, sponge, pot scraper/brush, biodegradable dish soap, and a small spade • 1 camp lantern, first-aid kit Jeep Wrangler
Equipped with top-of-the-line capabilities and luxurious finishes, the Wrangler is the quintessential American overlander. Ours is fully-outfitted with a two person roof top tent and all the needed camping supplies. Perfect for groups of 2-4, with 5 seatbelts, plenty of internal storage, and all the benefits of Jeeps highest trim level, this vehicle will get you deep into the backcountry in comfort and with confidence. Included equipment • Roof-top tent (hard-shelled/4-season) with 3.5 inch memory foam mattress that comfortably sleep 2 adults or 2 adults and 1 small child (additional tents, cots, pads, & sleeping bags available upon request) • 2-5 camp chairs & a camp table • All-weather awning • Fridge/freezer with dual battery system • 5 gallon water can • Dual-burner stove, 1.1 gallon propane tank, & lighter • Cookware including cover pot, frying pan, cutting board, chef knife, bread knife, pairing knife, spatula, serving spoon, BBQ fork, colander, and can opener • Silverware, plating, and mugs for 2-5 people • Coffee press & kettle • Cleaning basin, sponge, pot scraper/brush, biodegradable dish soap, and a small spade • 1 camp lantern, first-aid kit |
CUSTOM TAILORED EXPERIENCES
Our pre departure concierge service can help arrange activities and experiences.
Canyoneerng • Hiking • Horseback Riding • Jeep Outback Safaris • Helicopter Tours • Rock Climbing • Biking • Kayaking • UTV/ATV Trips • Driving Tours • Nature Walks • Stand-up Paddle boarding
Phew, you name it, we can arrange it.
Canyoneerng • Hiking • Horseback Riding • Jeep Outback Safaris • Helicopter Tours • Rock Climbing • Biking • Kayaking • UTV/ATV Trips • Driving Tours • Nature Walks • Stand-up Paddle boarding
Phew, you name it, we can arrange it.
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What our customers say...
"Wonderful efficient but friendly service"
★★★★★
Even when I felt we were being a pain when changing our minds Alex assured me that it was no trouble. Everything went very smoothly.
We are happily using them again to book a trip next year.
Trusted Customer
"Quite simply, Brilliant!"
★★★★★
Absolutely fantastic service. Special mention to Alex who organised everything. 5 Star service!
Recommended and will use again.
Trusted Customer
"Quality service with that personal touch"
★★★★★
Could not ask for more.
Sue in Aldershot
"Very helpful and knowledgeable travel company"
★★★★★
Rob & Alex were very helpful and knowledgeable with nothing to much trouble. Despite me asking multiple questions on a regular basis whilst we made our choice, I never once felt that they didn’t have time for me and wanted to help us make the right choice getting the holiday we desired.
I would have no hesitation in recommending or booking again in the future.
Darren in King’s Lynn
"Nothing was too much trouble"
★★★★★
An amazing weekend. It certainly was luxury in every way. Nothing was too much trouble, friendly, helpful, always there if you needed anything. Highly recommended.
Sue in Shoreham by sea
"Top notch professional and personal service"
★★★★★
The customer service and knowledge is exemplary. They have advice and options for all your requirements. I was buying as a present and they could not have been more accommodating.
Trusted Customer
"The peak of customer service"
★★★★★
These guys make you feel like their one and only customer. Superb customer service and attention to detail. The whole trip went off without a hitch. This is the second time we have traveled with them and the offering remains at the highest level.
Trusted Customer
"First class"
★★★★★
Used before and never let you down. This was a honeymoon and very special.
Andy in Bury
"An excellent business run by very helpful and professional people"
★★★★★
All I can say is you supply an excellent quality and value for money service and I would recommend you and your products knowing you back up what you say you will do.
Tony in Basildon
"A great experience"
★★★★★
Everything was very organised. Made our trip a great experience. Will take a hell of a lot of Beating.
Alex was brilliant throughout the booking and the actual trip.
Trusted Customer
"Amazing knowledge and expertise"
★★★★★
From start to finish the booking process and planning element of the trip was effortless.
Everything was explained clearly and everyone one of our expectations was met.
Andy, Sheffield
"Amazing"
★★★★★
Rob and the team are so helpful and incredibly efficient, always happy to answer any random queries or accommodate your requirements.
Their knowledge in arranging such a trip was invaluable and made it effortless on my behalf.
Clare in Northampton
"Truly unforgettable"
★★★★★
This was a special trip to mark my 50th Birthday and I can honestly say it was truly unforgettable. Rob and his team are very good at what they do and everything was first class.
Trusted Customer
"Efficiently organised with personal touch"
★★★★★
Would not hesitate to use again and would HIGHLY recommend to others.
Trusted Customer
"Fantastic service"
★★★★★
Rob was happy to talk over everything with me. Made me completely confident that this trip will be perfect.
I was made to feel that I could ask any questions I had. Rob was very informative and made sure the booking went smoothly and easily.
All in all. Fantastic service!
Trusted Customer
"An outstanding experience"
★★★★★
My husband and I had the most amazing few days, you did not disappoint! We have already given several people your company name as we would definitely use you again, thank you very very much you made the whole experience outstanding.
Janine in Banchory
"Absolutely amazing experience"
★★★★★
Rob and his team looked after us every step of the way.
James & Sarah in Reigate
★★★★★
Even when I felt we were being a pain when changing our minds Alex assured me that it was no trouble. Everything went very smoothly.
We are happily using them again to book a trip next year.
Trusted Customer
"Quite simply, Brilliant!"
★★★★★
Absolutely fantastic service. Special mention to Alex who organised everything. 5 Star service!
Recommended and will use again.
Trusted Customer
"Quality service with that personal touch"
★★★★★
Could not ask for more.
Sue in Aldershot
"Very helpful and knowledgeable travel company"
★★★★★
Rob & Alex were very helpful and knowledgeable with nothing to much trouble. Despite me asking multiple questions on a regular basis whilst we made our choice, I never once felt that they didn’t have time for me and wanted to help us make the right choice getting the holiday we desired.
I would have no hesitation in recommending or booking again in the future.
Darren in King’s Lynn
"Nothing was too much trouble"
★★★★★
An amazing weekend. It certainly was luxury in every way. Nothing was too much trouble, friendly, helpful, always there if you needed anything. Highly recommended.
Sue in Shoreham by sea
"Top notch professional and personal service"
★★★★★
The customer service and knowledge is exemplary. They have advice and options for all your requirements. I was buying as a present and they could not have been more accommodating.
Trusted Customer
"The peak of customer service"
★★★★★
These guys make you feel like their one and only customer. Superb customer service and attention to detail. The whole trip went off without a hitch. This is the second time we have traveled with them and the offering remains at the highest level.
Trusted Customer
"First class"
★★★★★
Used before and never let you down. This was a honeymoon and very special.
Andy in Bury
"An excellent business run by very helpful and professional people"
★★★★★
All I can say is you supply an excellent quality and value for money service and I would recommend you and your products knowing you back up what you say you will do.
Tony in Basildon
"A great experience"
★★★★★
Everything was very organised. Made our trip a great experience. Will take a hell of a lot of Beating.
Alex was brilliant throughout the booking and the actual trip.
Trusted Customer
"Amazing knowledge and expertise"
★★★★★
From start to finish the booking process and planning element of the trip was effortless.
Everything was explained clearly and everyone one of our expectations was met.
Andy, Sheffield
"Amazing"
★★★★★
Rob and the team are so helpful and incredibly efficient, always happy to answer any random queries or accommodate your requirements.
Their knowledge in arranging such a trip was invaluable and made it effortless on my behalf.
Clare in Northampton
"Truly unforgettable"
★★★★★
This was a special trip to mark my 50th Birthday and I can honestly say it was truly unforgettable. Rob and his team are very good at what they do and everything was first class.
Trusted Customer
"Efficiently organised with personal touch"
★★★★★
Would not hesitate to use again and would HIGHLY recommend to others.
Trusted Customer
"Fantastic service"
★★★★★
Rob was happy to talk over everything with me. Made me completely confident that this trip will be perfect.
I was made to feel that I could ask any questions I had. Rob was very informative and made sure the booking went smoothly and easily.
All in all. Fantastic service!
Trusted Customer
"An outstanding experience"
★★★★★
My husband and I had the most amazing few days, you did not disappoint! We have already given several people your company name as we would definitely use you again, thank you very very much you made the whole experience outstanding.
Janine in Banchory
"Absolutely amazing experience"
★★★★★
Rob and his team looked after us every step of the way.
James & Sarah in Reigate
