Arizona Holidays

Arizona at a Glance

Perhaps best known for vast desert landscapes and the magnificent Grand Canyon, Arizona is a visual feast of natural wonders with petrified forests, volcanoes and ghost towns that embody the romance of the Wild West.

What not to miss in Arizona...

Celebrated for its beautiful sunsets that bathe the rugged terrain in orange and deep black silhouettes, Arizona's natural splendour is matched only by its deep cultural and historical importance.

• One of the wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon is an unbelievable sight to behold. It is 277 miles long and was carved by the majestic Colorado River. The views across the orange rocks are nothing short of sublime, while the spectacular sunsets are best viewed from elevated viewing points such as Guano Point.
• What trip to America’s southwest would be complete without visiting the world famous towns of Tombstone or Bisbee? Enjoy a bourbon in the saloons, catch a gunfight re-enactment or discover the true life of a cowboy in the My Cowboy Culture classes in the iconic town of Tombstone.
• For a different perspective on the state’s powerful history, be sure to visit a Native American settlement. These include villages still inhabited by the famous Hopi and Cocopah Indian tribes and the Navajo Nation which is the largest Native American reservation in the USA.

Why an Arizona Holiday?

Arizona has an outstanding mix of attractions from the golden sun that sets over the desert to the urban cities of Phoenix. Tucson famed for its flavoursome cuisine and Scottsdale is perfect for those wanting to enjoy the finer things such as shopping, spa treatments and golf.

• Arizona is wonderful for couples wanting to experience a romantic and imaginative getaway. With awe-inspiring sunsets over the Grand Canyon and boat rides in the Colorado River, an Arizona holiday is a magical, once in a lifetime experience.

• There are plenty of outdoor activities like hiking, rock climbing, swimming and horseback riding, while thrill-seekers should try white water rafting or a sky dive over incredible desert landscape.

• There are hundreds of museums and other cultural places of interest around Arizona, but one of the most popular museums is the Heard Museum, famed for the accurate portrayal of Native American arts and cultures. A vital stop for anyone with an interest in the history of Arizona.

• Take a road trip and discover amongst the nature trails, the vibrant cities and the Old West ghost towns lost to time and the desert sands.

For inspiration on where to stay on an Arizona break, take a look at budget Arizona hotels or for a taste of true luxury, 5 star hotels in Arizona.