Grand Canyon: the South Rim, from viewpoint to viewpoint
A canyon 446 km long and more than 1,600 metres deep, which you discover from the South Rim, one viewpoint after another. Even half a day is enough to remember it for a long time.
Route 66: from Chicago to Santa Monica, America's legendary road
The most famous road in the United States, from Chicago to Santa Monica: 3,940 km, eight states, neon-lit motels and villages that have stayed in the 1950s.
Sedona: red rocks, trails and vortexes
A small Arizona town set among red sandstone buttes, with short, spectacular hikes, art galleries and spiritual tourism.
Page: Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell
A small Arizona town surrounded by sights we have all seen in photos: the orange walls of Antelope Canyon, the bend of Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell.
Monument Valley: the red buttes of Navajo country
Red sandstone buttes on a vast plain, on Navajo land: the Western backdrop everyone has in mind, best seen at sunrise.
Canyon de Chelly: a Navajo canyon that is still lived in
A red sandstone canyon on Navajo land, inhabited for 5,000 years and still farmed today. You look at it from above for free, and go down into it with a guide.
Saguaro: the forest of giant cacti that frames Tucson
Thousands of giant cacti with raised arms, on either side of the city of Tucson. The backdrop to every western, a few minutes from downtown.
Petrified Forest: a 200-million-year-old forest turned to stone
Tree trunks turned to multicoloured stone more than 200 million years ago, scattered across a desert of striped hills, in Arizona.