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Sedona UFO and Vortex Tours · Sedona

A UFO tour with your own night vision goggles

A one-hour session in which every guest gets a 3rd-gen night vision goggle to scan the Sedona sky, led by a guide with a spiritual take on UFOs and the vortexes. Pick it if you want your own goggle and a short night.

UFO Tour with Your Own Night Vision Goggles

About this experience

Sedona UFO and Vortex Tours sells the goggle experience in its shortest form: about an hour, a small group, and a 3rd-gen night vision goggle for each guest. The operator makes a point of it on the listing: no sharing. The tone is spiritual. The listing talks about awakening and feeling connected to the universe, and the guide talks about UFOs and the vortexes as much as about stars.

Where you go is not fixed in advance. The address on the listing, 1105 Airport Road, is only a reference point; the guide texts the exact time and place the day before. Several reviewers describe a parking lot beside the road, with passing cars and light from nearby buildings, which matters if you pictured a remote dark site.

It is $160 per person and limited to ages 14 and up. Through the goggles you see far more stars than with your eyes, plus satellites and fast-moving lights. Some guests counted dozens of UFOs; others found it was mostly standing and looking up. As with every tour here, clouds can cancel it, and no sighting is promised.

  • Your own 3rd-gen night vision goggle, no sharing
  • About an hour
  • Small group
  • A spiritual take on UFOs and the vortexes
  • Location texted the day before

How the day runs

  1. Day beforeThe text

    The guide texts you the exact time and meeting place. Do not head to 1105 Airport Rd: it is only a reference address.

  2. StartMeet and get your goggle

    Each guest is handed a 3rd-gen night vision goggle and shown how to use it.

  3. The hourScan the sky

    Look for satellites, shooting stars and moving lights while the guide talks about UFOs and Sedona's energy.

  4. About 1 hourWrap up

    The tour ends back at the meeting point.

What's included

Included

  • A 3rd-gen night vision goggle for each guest
  • A guide for the hour

Not included

  • Transport
  • Telescopes
  • A remote dark-sky site: guests describe a roadside parking lot
  • Wheelchair access

Who it suits

Book it if

  • You want your own goggle rather than a shared one
  • You only have an hour to spare
  • You enjoy the spiritual side of Sedona
  • A small group of adults or older teens

Skip it if

  • Anyone in your group is under 14
  • You want a dark, remote site: try the small-group telescope tour
  • You want science rather than spirituality
  • You need wheelchair access

What guests say

★★★★★

Tom was an entertaining guide. The stargazing was excellent despite the full moon and we saw things like the Milky Way we normally can't see with the naked eye.

Jennifer_B · Sep 2024
★★★★★

Tom was amazing and the goggles made such a difference in what we could see. Will do it again soon. We saw shooting stars, satellites, the Andromeda galaxy and so much more.

Tom_H · Dec 2025
★★★★★

Definitely worth it, but dress warmly, it gets cold up there! Tom, our guide, was fun and knowledgeable with lots of stories and a great eye for moving objects.

Christine_K · May 2023
★★★★★

We had a blast! The goggles were a hit. The guide was very informative and personable, and made everyone comfortable.

Sangeeta_S · Oct 2025

Tips before you book

  • Watch your phone the day before: the meeting place arrives by text.
  • Dress warmly. Guests say it gets cold even on a one-hour tour.
  • Set your expectations: it is often a roadside parking lot, not a remote canyon.
  • Leave the kids with someone else: the age limit is 14.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you get your own goggle on this tour?

Yes. The listing gives each guest a 3rd-gen night vision goggle, with no sharing.

Where does the night vision goggle tour meet?

The guide texts the exact place and time the day before. The Airport Road address on the listing is only a reference point.

What is the minimum age?

14. The listing has a single adult band from 14 to 99.

How long is the goggle tour?

About one hour, which makes it the shortest tour on this site.

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