Sedona UFO/Stargazing Tour (price per goggle not per person)

If you’ve ever looked up at Sedona’s starry skies and wondered if there’s more happening overhead than just twinkling stars, this UFO and stargazing tour might pique your interest. While I haven’t personally taken this exact tour, I’ve spent enough nights under Sedona’s vast sky to know that this experience offers a unique glimpse into the mysteries of the night, especially with the aid of cutting-edge infrared goggles.

What immediately catches the eye is how the tour combines the spiritual energy of Sedona’s vortexes with the thrill of potentially spotting UFOs. We love that it provides personalized equipment—each guest gets their own 3rd Gen Night Vision Goggles—so you’re not sharing and can truly take your time viewing the sky. Also, the guide’s engaging approach makes the experience accessible whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or just starting to get curious about the universe.

One thing to consider, however, is the location of the tour—it’s held in a parking lot, which might seem less than ideal if you’re expecting a remote, pitch-black environment away from city lights. Some reviews mention this, and it’s worth noting that the convenience of close proximity outweighs the slight compromise on remote serenity for many.

This tour seems suited best for those fascinated by UFOs or who want to combine spirituality with cosmic curiosity. It’s also a fun, memorable outing for anyone eager to see the night sky in a new way, especially with advanced tech.

Key Points

• Personalized Night Vision Goggles: Each guest gets their own high-tech equipment, avoiding the common sharing setup.
• Unique Perspective: Combines spiritual exploration with UFO sightings in Sedona’s vortex area.
• Short but Impressive: About an hour long, making it a manageable evening activity.
• Good for Curious Travelers: Ideal for those interested in the supernatural, UFOs, or just a different way to look at the stars.
• Weather Dependent: Clear skies are essential; canceled tours due to weather are fully refundable.
• Limited Group Size: Max 4 travelers, offering a more intimate experience.

The Experience in Detail

Starting Point and Setup

The tour begins at 1105 Airport Rd, Sedona, a spot that’s easy to find and close to town. The setup is straightforward—you’re handed your own infrared night vision goggles, which are described as being five thousand times more visible than the naked eye. That’s a big deal because it means you’ll see significantly more than you would just by looking up.

A key selling point here is not sharing goggles, which many other tours do. This means each person has their own view, making the experience more personal and allowing for a longer, more relaxed look at the sky.

What You Can Expect

The guide will lead you to a spot where you can look up and explore. As you peer through your goggles, you’re not just seeing stars—you’re also potentially witnessing UFO activity. Some reviews mention seeing fast-moving orbs or unusual flying objects that can’t be explained as planes, satellites, bugs, or falling stars. For instance, one guest exclaimed, “…we saw more than we could count. The night sky is alive!”

Even with a full moon, guests have reported excellent star views—thanks to the goggles, which amplify what’s visible. The sky over Sedona is known for its clarity, so the stellar views are often spectacular. Expect to see the Milky Way, planets, and possibly some mysterious objects darting around, depending on what’s overhead.

Guides and Atmosphere

Reviews highlight Tom as an engaging and knowledgeable guide. His storytelling and enthusiasm add a lot to the experience. Some mention that the guide’s animated style makes the tour more enjoyable, especially if you’re someone who appreciates a lively narrative during what could otherwise be a quiet, observational activity.

What Makes It Special

The combination of spiritual energy and UFO sightings sets this tour apart. Sedona’s vortexes are believed by many to be centers of higher consciousness, and viewing the sky through night vision goggles while feeling connected to that energy can be pretty mesmerizing.

Downsides and Considerations

One review pointed out that the location is in an airport parking lot, which might seem less than idyllic. Expect to be in an urban setting, with the glow of nearby lights, but the goggles’ infrared technology helps mitigate this issue. Also, because the tour is only about an hour long, it’s a quick experience—some might want more time to really soak it all in.

Weather is a factor too—clear skies are vital. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, the tour is canceled, but you get a full refund or can reschedule.

Cost and Value

At $160 per person, it’s not the cheapest way to look at stars, but considering you get your own goggles and a guided experience, it’s a fair price for those interested in this niche activity. Many reviewers feel that the experience offers good value, especially given the quality of the equipment and the guided storytelling.

Who Should Consider This?

This tour is perfect for curiosity seekers, UFO enthusiasts, or those interested in combining spirituality with cosmic exploration. It’s also suitable for anyone who’s comfortable in a small group (max 4 people), appreciates high-tech gear, and is open-minded about the possibility of strange sightings.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for a unique glimpse into the night sky that also taps into the mystery of UFOs, this Sedona tour delivers. The personalized goggles create an immersive view, while the guide’s enthusiasm adds a layer of storytelling that keeps the experience engaging. Although the location in a parking lot might not be what everyone expects, the view through infrared goggles makes up for it, providing sights you’ll likely never forget.

This experience is best suited for travelers who are fascinated by extraterrestrial phenomena, enjoy spiritual or mystical pursuits, or simply want to see Sedona’s stars in a way most don’t get to. It’s a short, memorable outing that offers a different perspective on the universe—one that’s both fun and a little mysterious.

FAQ

Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Most travelers can participate, but it’s best for those comfortable with small group activities and nighttime conditions. Kids over a certain age might enjoy it, but check with the provider if you have very young children.

Do I need to bring anything?
Bring an open mind and dress warmly, especially if it’s a cool evening. The tour provides the night vision goggles, so no need to bring your own.

What should I expect to see?
Expect to see stars, planets, and possibly UFOs or unidentified flying objects—many guests report seeing fast-moving orbs and other unexplained phenomena.

Can I see UFOs every night?
No, sightings depend on real-time activity and clear skies. The tour is weather-dependent, and if canceled, you’ll get a full refund.

How long does the tour last?
About one hour, which is enough time to get a good look and enjoy the guide’s commentary.

Is the tour in a remote location?
Not quite. It takes place in a parking lot, but the goggles’ infrared technology compensates for the less-than-remote setting.

What’s the price per person?
It’s $160 per guest, a reasonable price considering each person has their own high-end goggles and guided experience.

How far in advance should I book?
On average, this tour is booked 26 days in advance, so early planning is recommended if you want a specific date.

What is included in the tour?
Your own 3rd Gen Night Vision Goggles and the guided experience. Private transportation isn’t included, so plan accordingly to get to the meeting point.

If you’re intrigued by the night sky and the possibility of UFOs, this tour offers a different lens through which to experience Sedona’s cosmic mysteries. Whether you leave convinced or just thoroughly entertained, it’s a night you’ll probably remember.