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Sedona stargazing guides

Practical, up-to-date guides to stargazing in Sedona: what the tours cost, when the sky is darkest, how UFO tours differ from telescope tours, what to wear, bringing kids, and why the town's sky stays so dark.

Tours

Popular Sedona stargazing tours

Booked through Viator with free cancellation up to 24 hours before, and a new date or a refund if clouds cancel the night.

Small-Group Stargazing with Telescopes Up to 12 guests ★ 4.71 h 15 minFree cancellation 24 h

Small-Group Stargazing with Telescopes

Max 124k screenTelescopes

Night Owl Tours keeps groups to twelve: large-aperture telescopes plus live deep-sky views streamed to a 4k monitor. You drive to that night's site.

What's included
  • Large-aperture telescopes with premium eyepieces
  • Live views of deep space on a 4k monitor
  • Groups of up to twelve
  • Dark-sky sites on national forest land or private ranches
  • Not included: transport, coffee, tea or snacks
Full tour details
From$125per person Reserve
Night Sky Star Story & Galaxy Tour Lowest price ★ 4.62 h 5 minFree cancellation 24 h

Night Sky Star Story & Galaxy Tour

Star mythsNaked eyeAccessible

Two hours of Babylonian, Greek, Roman and local Indigenous star stories, told with a laser pointer and props while you sit wrapped in a blanket. No telescopes: just your eyes.

What's included
  • Constellation stories with a laser pointer and planisphere
  • Big-screen constellation images and hands-on visuals
  • Chairs and blankets
  • Wheelchair and stroller accessible site (listing)
  • No telescopes: naked-eye stargazing; up to 20 travelers
Full tour details
From$100per person Reserve

Plan your date before you go

Astronomers, big GPS telescopes, binoculars, chairs, blankets and parkas, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

Check dates for the flagship telescope tour