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Night & Stargazing Tours

Sedona is a Dark Sky community. After sunset is when it proves it.

Sedona was one of the first places in the world designated an International Dark Sky Community, and the Milky Way here is not subtle. Night tours range from serious astronomy with telescopes to Sedona's famous UFO tours — pick your flavor of wonder.

Astronomy

Sedona Stargazing Tour

★★★★☆ 4.3 (994 reviews)

1 hour 15 minutes · Free cancellation

A dedicated observing site, telescopes, and guides who know the night sky over the red rocks. The classic Sedona night out.

from $127 per person

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The original

The Original Sedona UFO & Stargazing Night Tour

★★★★★ Free cancellation

1 hour 45 minutes

Sedona's UFO lore is a genre of its own, and this is the tour that defined it — night skies, strange lights, and guides who take the debunking as seriously as the sightings.

from $175 per person

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Night vision

Sedona UFO & Stargazing Tour with Night Vision Goggles

★★★★★ Night vision gear included

After dark

Military-grade night vision goggles turn the sky up to eleven — satellites, shooting stars and things that are harder to explain.

from $160 per person

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Hike + stars

Sedona Night Hike & Stargazing

★★★★★ Evening adventure

Guided night hike

Hike the red rocks as the light fails, then stop and watch the sky come on. For travelers who'd rather earn their stargazing.

from $225 per person

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Private jeep

Private Sedona Jeep 4x4 Stargazing Tour at Night

★★★★★ Private group

Night off-roading + stars

A private jeep, a dark trail, and the sky. Combines the two things Sedona does best into one night.

from $159 per person

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Telescopes

Stargazing Tour with Telescopes & Video Astronomy

★★★★★ Video astronomy setup

Deep-sky viewing

Video astronomy lets the whole group see galaxies and nebulae on screen in real time — the deep-sky version of a Sedona night.

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Timing tip

The darkest skies are around the new moon. If your Sedona dates are flexible, plan the night tour for the darkest night of your stay — and book it for your first clear night, so a cloudy evening can be rescheduled rather than missed.