Antelope Canyon

Williams, Arizona

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The Antelope Canyon is one adventure you should do.

The tour was a bout an hour and a half and it was just magical. They have a Photography Tour for much more money but I was using my iPhone 7 plus and I didn’t need to be a professional to take nice pictures. Nature did it all. When you go on a tour make sure you bring some water and don’t bring too much stuff that you have to hold. Just a small bag that can hold your water and camera and you’re all set. Wear comfy shoes too. I wouldn’t suggest open toed or flip-flops, there’s lots of sand.

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