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Many visitors to Arizona don’t realize that they will be welcomed to the attractions offered by the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Nation may be a perfect place for your vacation and can also be very easy on your wallet. There are many experiences on the Navajo Nation that are absolutely free. Here are a dozen free things to do while traveling in the Indian Country of the Southwest.
You don’t need a car when visiting the Grand Canyon, and in the interest of environmental conservation, consider these alternate ways of getting to this spectacular destination.
Scottsdale is a great place to go for sunshine, golf, Spring Training Baseball, or gallery hopping. If you plan a getaway to Scottsdale, I want to recommend two places to stay. One is a small boutique hotel in old town and the other is a full service resort in north Scottsdale.
If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to have a private chef and staff, you might want to try the Wine Me, Dine Me experience at the Hyatt Regency Scottsdale, Arizona. This four-course meal, prepared before your eyes, with your input, and paired with tequila and wines, can be yours for $70 per person.
So you’re headed to the red rocks of Sedona? You’ll find some great things to do. Sedona is known for natural beauty, history, art and those mystical vortexes.
Some come to experience the spiritual side of Sedona and visit the Vortex sites. And others come to relax at a resort and shop at the galleries and boutiques. Or maybe finding some great hiking sites is what you want to do. No matter what, you will not be disappointed by Sedona.
Esplendor Resort review and photos. On a road trip to southern Arizona we had the opportunity to relax and take in the hospitality of a scenic resort when we reached Rio Rico, Arizona, our “home” for three days. Esplendor Resort turned out to be truly a place of warmth and splendor.
