Pink Jeep Tours in committed to providing the safest, most comfortable and enjoyable experience during your Jeep tour!
Please don't hesitate to contact us with any additional questions you may have, and we will be happy to answer them for you.
You can also visit our tips for enjoying your tour section of this website for more ideas on having the best possible Pink Jeep Tour experience.
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- What times do your tours depart?
- Do we need to make a reservation in advance?
- What is the minimum age for children on your tours?
- What is your cancellation policy?
- What should we bring/wear?
- What is the best time of day to take a tour?
- Do you have water on the vehicles or should we bring our own?
- Do you offer hiking tours?
- Can you pick me up at my hotel?
- What happens if it rains?
- Are there restrooms on the tours?
- Is it customary to tip the driver and if so, how much?
- How many people do your Jeep® Wranglers hold?
- Can we bring our lunch and eat on the vehicle?
- Do you have Grand Canyon tours?
- Can we split the payments between two people?
- Do you have smooth tours for pregnant women?
- Where do we check-in for our tour?
- Will there be other people on the tour with my family?
- Can I get a private tour?
- What does a "U.S. Forest Service Permitted Company" mean?
- How much walking is involved on your Ancient Ruin Tour?
- What is the difference between your Scenic Rim and Canyon West tours?
- What is the difference between your Broken Arrow and Diamondback Gulch tours?
- How far are you from Phoenix, AZ?
- How far is Sedona from the Grand Canyon?
- Do you have any vortex tours?
- What is the weather like in Sedona?
- We would like to get married in Sedona, do you do wedding tours?
- Do you offer discounts and how do I take advantage of them?
- Do you have any hotel packages?
- Do you offer a senior discount?
- Do you offer AAA discounts?
What times do your tours depart?
Our tours depart every hour on the hour starting at 7am in Summer and 8am in winter. Our last tour of the day returns just after sunset.
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Do we need to make a reservation in advance?
We do not require advance reservations. However, there are times when we do sell-out. We recommend making reservations in advance so that you will have the greatest selection of tours and times available.
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What is the minimum age for children on your tours?
For the safety of your child, the minimum age is 18 months.
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What is your cancellation policy?
We have a 50% cancellation charge for less than 24 hours notice. There is no cancellation charge for more than 24 hours notice.
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What should we bring/wear?
We recommend wearing comfortable outdoor clothing, which includes sturdy hiking or tennis shoes, hats, sunglasses and sunscreen. Also remember to bring bottled water, camera and film.
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What is the best time of day to take a tour?
Any time of day is spectacular! The lighting and wildlife are different at each hour. Mornings are the coolest time of day and the evening tours offer spectacular sunset opportunities.
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Do you have water on the vehicles or should we bring our own?
The vehicles do carry water; however, it is only accessible when the vehicle is stopped. We do recommend bringing bottled water, which can be purchased at the Pink Jeep Tour Store.
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Do you offer hiking tours?
We have hiking tours that are either 2.5 hours or 4 hours long. Your Guide will customize your hiking tour based on your abilities and personal preferences.
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Can you pick me up at my hotel?
We offer hotel pick-ups in the Sedona area at no additional charge. Depending on your hotel location, we will either pick-up with our Jeep® Wrangler or our 21 passenger shuttle. The Customer Service/Sales representative can help coordinate a pick-up for you when you make your reservation.
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What happens if it rains?
Our tours operate rain or shine. Arizona has a lot of micro climates so most rainfall is short-lived. The rainfall offers a chance for rainbows and waterfalls providing spectacular photo opportunities. We also have rain ponchos on our vehicles. If the weather conditions are severe causing the trails to be unsafe, we would offer to switch your tour, reschedule, or give you a refund.
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Are there restrooms on the tours?
We have restrooms at our office where the tours depart for your use. We highly recommend using the restroom prior to your tour departure. There is also a restroom available at the cliff dwelling on the Ancient Ruin Tour.
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Is it customary to tip the driver and if so, how much?
Yes, it is customary to tip your guide. The usual gratuity is 15%. We can add the gratuity to your charge card or you can tip your guide directly.
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How many people do your Jeep® Wranglers hold?
Our Jeep® Wranglers hold up to 9 passengers.
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Can we bring our lunch and eat on the vehicle?
We do not allow food or glass containers on the vehicles. If you have small children, you may want to bring a snack for the longer tours and keep your trash contained.
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Do you have Grand Canyon tours?
Absolutely! Experience the Grand Canyon in Grand Style on our Grand Canyon Experience tour.
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Can we split the payments between two people?
We can split payments any way you prefer.
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Do you have smooth tours for pregnant women?
We do not recommend our off-road tours for pregnant women. However, the least rugged off-road tour is the Coyote Canyons Tour. The Grand Canyon Tour is also a very good option for pregnant women.
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Where do we check-in for our tour?
All of our tours depart from our office which is located at 204 N. Highway 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336.
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Will there be other people on the tour with my family?
Our tours often sell out and we maximize each vehicle to accommodate all of our customers. Most likely there will be other people on the vehicle with a maximum capacity of 9 passengers.
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Can I get a private tour?
Yes, private tours are available. Please contact our Customer Service/Sales representatives.
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What does a "U.S. Forest Service Permitted Company" mean?
The Forest Service issues permits for commercial companies to use the various forest trails and land. As a permitted company, Pink Jeep Tours adheres to Forest Service regulations which requires insurance, CPR and first-aid training for all guides, and ongoing trail maintenance. It also limits the number of vehicles allowed on the trails at one time and provides royalty fees to the Forest Service for the use of public lands.
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How much walking is involved on your Ancient Ruin Tour?
This tour involves approximately 3/4 mile of walking from the parking area through the cliff dwelling and back.
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What is the difference between your Scenic Rim and Coyote Canyons tours?
The Scenic Rim tour travels up Schnebly Hill Road in the heart of Sedona and climbs 2000 feet in elevation giving you a panoramic view looking down on Sedona. The Coyote Canyons tour goes west of town on secondary dirt roads looking up at the canyon walls.
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What is the difference between your Broken Arrow and Diamondback Gulch tours?
Both the Broken Arrow tour and the Diamondback Gulch tour offer a rugged 4x4 adventure but the terrain is very different. The Broken Arrow trail begins at the outskirts of town and takes you four-wheeling on the red rocks while you are surrounded by the red rock formations. The Diamondback Gulch tour is west of town and offers four-wheeling through dry river beds and grand arroyos in pristine high-desert terrain.
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How far are you from Phoenix, AZ?
Sedona is 110 miles north of Phoenix. You should allow 2 ½ hours for travel time.
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How far is Sedona from the Grand Canyon?
The Grand Canyon is 140 miles north of Sedona. You should allow 3 hours for travel time.
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Do you have any vortex tours?
Because of its spiritual nature, most customers prefer to tour the vortex sites in their own private vehicle. The vortex sites are accessible in your car and a map is available at the Sedona Chamber of Commerce. Pink Jeep Tours specializes in tours to more remote locations that are not easily accessible in a private vehicle.
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What is the weather like in Sedona?
On average, Sedona tends to be 10 - 15 degrees cooler than Phoenix.
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We would like to get married in Sedona, do you do wedding tours?
We specialize in customized wedding tours. We can coordinate the entire wedding and a catered reception following the ceremony or anything in between. To create the wedding of your dreams, please contact our Group Sales Manager, Leslie McLean at 1-800-873-3662. You can also refer to the group tour page on this web site.
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Do you offer discounts and how do I take advantage of them?
We offer AAA members a discount on select tours as well as a repeat customer discount and a "Locals" discount to all adults holding a current Arizona drivers license showing Sedona residency.
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Do you have any hotel packages?
Some of the local hotels have package rates when you book your room and tour through them. Please refer to the Hotel Packages page on this web site.
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Do you offer a senior discount?
Our adult rates are based on all passengers 13 years and older. Seniors can take advantage of our AAA discount on select tours or a 10% repeat customer discount.
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Do you offer AAA discounts?
We do offer AAA members a discount on select tours. AAA membership card required to receive discount.
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