The formations are breathtakingly beautiful and the guide was very informative about how the canyon was formed etc. One piece of advice that they do not tell you: Wear a hat!!! If its a windy day sand will fall into the canyon and get into your hair down to the scalp.

We had a great experience on our tour with Ken's Tours of Lower Antelope Canyon. The tour company was very organized and on time. Our larger group was divided into smaller groups of about 8 people. Our tour guide was Xavier Y. He was excellent! He taught us some about the Navajo culture and showed up many different rock formations while in the canyon. He took lots of pictures for us of both my husband and I, but also of different parts of the canyon that make different shapes (such as a flame or a cat, etc). He even gave us some instructions on how to use different camera features on our phones, none of which I even knew about. The tour is pricey for the time you spend in the canyon, but I'm still glad we did it. It was beautiful! (We went on a day where it had rained in the overall area and asked about the safety of going. We were told they monitor far "upstream" and any sign of water up there, they will call in and then the operation will be shut down and all money refunded).

I'm happy I read reviews in advance and realized you move pretty quickly through the canyon, so I was camera ready the second I got down there. I also stayed with Xavier (our fabulous guide) who showed me some amazing places to shoot pictures, and even took a couple for me. While it's not physically strenuous, it does take the ability to climd down fairly steep ladders and up them inside the canyon.