Arizona: Naturally Grand
From the awe-inspiring depths of the Grand Canyon to the red-rock serenity of Sedona, Arizona stirs the soul. This is a land shaped by time and spirit—where ancient landscapes meet Indigenous traditions, and desert spas invite deep relaxation. Whether you're chasing the colors of sunset along the canyon rim, exploring sacred lands with Navajo guides, or grounding yourself at a high-desert wellness retreat, Arizona is more than a destination—it’s a state of mind. With insider insight and curated experiences, your Envoyage advisor will help you explore Arizona’s dramatic contrasts in style.
Arizona in Focus
Currency: U.S. Dollar ($)
Tipping Customs: Tip anywhere between 10 – 15%, unless service charge is added
Language: English
Popular Drink: Iced Tea
Must Eat: Chimichangas
Power Up: Type A or Type B plug, 120 V (the standard in the United States)
Weather: Summers can get into the triple digits. Winters are mild, but pack a jacket if you plan to visit higher elevations.
Best Time to Visit: Visit between November and April, when the weather is mild. In the Spring, the desert blossoms.
Arizona Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Watch the Sun Set Over the Grand Canyon
There’s magic in the moment when the sun slips below the horizon, igniting six million years of geological history in reds, purples, and golds.
Feel the Energy of Sedona
Surrounded by towering crimson rocks and believed to be home to powerful vortexes, Sedona is a haven for hikers, artists, and spiritual seekers alike.
Connect with Native Cultures
From the traditions of the Navajo Nation to the artistry of the White Mountain Apache, discover the stories that have shaped this land for centuries. Visit Phoenix’s Heard Museum for a deeper look.
Retreat to a Desert Oasis
Arizona’s luxury spas draw on desert botanicals, Native traditions, and healing energy, offering renewal in some of the most scenic settings in the country.
Explore the Desert’s Wonders
Marvel at the towering saguaros in Saguaro National Park, wander the surreal landscape of the Painted Desert, or step into prehistory in the Petrified Forest.
