What to do in Page, AZ

Sculpted by water and light, Antelope Canyon's winding sandstone corridors form a mesmerising natural gallery. Visit midday when sunbeams pierce the openings, transforming the space into a photographer's paradise.

The Colorado River carves a dramatic horseshoe-shaped bend visible from a 1,000-foot cliff overlook. Capture its emerald waters against red sandstone during sunrise or sunset for the most breathtaking photographs.

Sunlight dances through Upper Antelope Canyon's narrow passages, creating a mesmerising light show on the sandstone walls. Visit midday for the most dramatic beams that transform the space into a photographer's dream.

Wind through Lower Antelope Canyon's mesmerising sandstone corridors, where light transforms rock into art. Capture the perfect photograph as sunbeams illuminate the vibrant, wave-like walls during a guided Navajo tour.

This colossal concrete arch-dam created Lake Powell while providing crucial hydroelectric power to the Southwest. Tour the inner workings or admire panoramic views from the Carl Hayden Visitor Center's observation areas.

Surrounded by red rock formations, Lake Powell National Golf Course offers panoramic Arizona views. Golfers of all levels enjoy the 18-hole course with its striking contrast of lush greens against desert terrain.

The Navajo Village Heritage Centre offered immersive encounters with authentic traditions through guided hogan tours, master rug weaving demonstrations, and cultural storytelling sessions.

Perched 1,000 feet above the Colorado River, this overlook reveals stunning views of Glen Canyon Dam and emerald waters below. Take the moderately steep path at sunrise for the canyon's most vibrant colours.