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Vortex & Spiritual Tours

Sedona's vortex sites, with guides who actually work with them.

Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park in Sedona, ringed with prayer flags

Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock and Boynton Canyon — Sedona's four famous vortex sites are said to be places where the earth's energy swirls upward, and people have traveled here for decades to meditate, heal and reset. Skeptic or believer, the sites themselves are some of the most beautiful ground in Arizona. The difference between a good vortex tour and a forgettable one is the guide — so we list the ones whose reviews talk about the guide by name.

Chakra tour

Best Vortex and Chakra Tour of Sedona

★★★★★ Small group

Vortex sites + chakra reading

Visits the major energy sites including Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park, combining vortex energy work with chakra readings and healing.

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Private

Private 4-Hour Sedona Medicine Wheel & Vortex Journey

★★★★★ Private group

4 hours

A private, half-day journey built around a medicine wheel ceremony and the vortex sites — unhurried, personal, and led by a practitioner.

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Jeep + vortex

Sedona Vortex Jeep Experience: Energy Sites & Scenic Views

★★★★★ Jeep tour

Off-road + vortex sites

Can't decide between a jeep tour and a vortex tour? This one is both: four energy sites reached by jeep on gentle roads.

from $150 per person

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Meditation

Sedona Private Vortex Tour with Guided Meditation

★★★★★ Private group

Private · Guided meditation included

A private vortex visit paced around meditation at the sites — the choice for travelers who want quiet, not commentary.

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Full day

Whole-Day Sedona Vortex Experience

★★★★★ Full day

All four major vortex sites

The complete circuit in one day: Airport Mesa, Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock and Boynton Canyon with time at each.

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A note from people who've stood there

The Amitabha Stupa and Peace Park — pictured above, and a stop on several of these tours — is free, open daily, and worth the short drive up the hill even if you never book a tour. Spin the prayer wheels, sit for ten minutes, and decide for yourself what Sedona's energy is about. Then, if you want the deeper version with a guide who knows the land's history, book one of the tours above.