Sedona Holiday Deals

Sedona Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Sedona

Could your passport do with some love? Dunno where to go next? If Sedona was on a dating site, you'd definitely be swiping right!

Of course, it isn't just the sights that make a city special — there's also the people. Here, there's 10,000 of them.

If you venture 160 kilometres south of Sedona, you'll reach Phoenix, the state capital. Travel 25 kilometres south and you'll come upon Rimrock.

Naturally, Montezuma Castle National Monument will be high up on your list during your visit.

There's no shortage of family fun to be found here. From Kids Quest to the Dead Horse Ranch State Park, the little ones certainly won't be disappointed!

Would you like to encourage your kids' curiosity about wildlife? Take them to visit the Out of Africa Wildlife Park, where youngsters can discover what an animal enjoys eating, the sounds it makes and a whole lot more!

Can you tell your riesling from your chardonnay? Whether you're a connoisseur or a novice who simply likes a drop, you'll learn something new at the Pillsbury Wine Company and the Arizona Stronghold Vineyards. For an even greater insight into winemaking, continue to The Wine Cellar and the Alcantara Vineyards.

Start a big night out with some table games and bright, sparkling lights at the Cliff Castle Casino. It's an excellent place to get the good times flowing!

If the days are sunny, find a blanket, load up a picnic hamper and enjoy some vitamin D at Sedona Skatepark.

Whether you're seeking a city guide, maps or inspiration for things to see and do, you'll discover it at Gateway Visitor Centers. Sedona Oak Creek Chamber of Commerce is another superb visitor resource.

See if you can spot birds along the lake's shore or just take a seat and appreciate the tranquil sounds of the gently lapping water at Stoneman Lake.

Slip on some comfortable walking shoes and get ready for an adventure. There are a number of nature reserves in the surrounding area that are just waiting to be enjoyed. The clean, crisp air and natural surroundings at Bell Rock and Oak Creek Canyon are as rejuvenating as they come. For some more downtime, continue on to Slide Rock State Park and Cathedral Rock.

Walk away from the Audrey Headframe Park and the Sedona Motion Picture Museum with a whole new set of knowledge about this place. If you're really in the mood to learn, see if there are any events or tours.

Our big blue planet is home to an astounding variety of living things. Get to know some of the earth's more exotic individuals at the Verde Valley Archaeology Center.

Whichever genre of art floats your boat, there's a chance you'll find it in Sedona. Why not kick off your day of gallery going at the Lanning Gallery and the Kuivato Gallery? If you've still got an itch to scratch, also feast your eyes at the Mountain Trails Galleries and the Exposures International Fine Art Gallery.

Uncover Sedona's past and understand the present at the Mine Museum. The Clemenceau Heritage Museum and the Sedona Heritage Museum are also passionate about relaying the story of the area's rich and unique heritage.

Keen to know more about Sedona's history? Head to the Verde Canyon Railroad and Tuzigoot National Monument. Montezuma Well National Monument and the Fort Verde Park State Historic Park are also worth your while.

Ponder life and what it all means at two of the city's sacred sites, Chapel of the Holy Cross and Amitabha Stupa.

When you are visiting new places, it's sometimes the lesser-known sites that you'll most fondly remember after you get home. A few places which fall into that category in Sedona are the Sedona Art Center and the Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village. Lo Lo Mai Springs Campground and the Seven Canyons Golf Club also offer a memorable day out.

Hotels in Sedona

Who said that service with a smile has to be expensive? You'll get a peaceful night's shut-eye at a nice price at the Cedars Resort and the Saad Suites. Or would you rather spend your time in more luxurious surrounds? Prepare to be treated like royalty at the Adobe Grand Villas or the L'Auberge de Sedona.