Red Rocks, Ancient Sites, and a Raw Chocolate Crawl Through Sedona

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Red Rocks, Ancient Sites, and a Raw Chocolate Crawl Through Sedona

A private, 7-hour Sedona tour that pairs panoramic red-rock vistas and local cultural stops with tastings at three chocolatiers featuring 11 superfood-infused raw chocolates.

Red Rocks, Ancient Sites, and a Raw Chocolate Crawl Through Sedona.

Duration
7 Hours
Location
Sedona
Operator
Wine Tours of Sedona
Category
Food Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Spend a full day in Sedona’s red-rock country on a private, customizable seven-hour outing that blends geology, local history and culture with visits to three Sedona chocolatiers to sample organic, raw, superfood-infused chocolates.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE TASTE

Three chocolatiers and 11 superfood-infused samples

Visit three local Sedona chocolate makers and sample 11 distinct raw chocolates made with organic, low-glycemic sweeteners and superfood ingredients — a curated tasting that emphasizes raw, dairy-free and minimally processed chocolate.

THE LANDSCAPE

Red-rock vistas and vortex sites

The tour takes you into Sedona’s signature scenery: red-rock formations and noted energy centers and vortex sites, with stops that may include famed viewpoints and the Chapel of the Holy Cross.

THE HISTORY

Ancient native life and artisan markets

Alongside geology and chocolate, the itinerary offers context on how Indigenous peoples lived here centuries ago and may include chances to buy handmade Navajo and Hopi jewelry and pottery directly from artisans.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

This is a relaxed, private full-day tour that alternates short walks and viewpoints through Sedona’s red rocks with intimate chocolate tastings at local eateries and shops; the itinerary is tailored to your group and can include cultural stops, vortex sites and opportunities to purchase Native-made crafts.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most from this tour

1
Chocolate loversIdeal for anyone interested in raw, organic and superfood-infused chocolate — the day centers on tastings at three local chocolatiers and education about raw chocolate.
2
Nature and geology enthusiastsA good match for travelers who want scenic red-rock views and interpretation of Sedona’s geology alongside tasting stops.
3
Culture and history buffsWell suited to visitors who want to learn about Indigenous lifeways and shop directly from Navajo and Hopi artisans during a day that combines culture with landscape.
4
Relaxation and wellness seekersAppropriate for travelers seeking a mellow, customized day that can include meditative stops at the Amitabha Stupa or an optional in‑room massage add‑on.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

This is a private, 7-hour tour based in Sedona, Arizona; the meeting location is in Sedona, AZ.

What to Bring

Bring sun protection and comfortable shoes for short walks and viewpoints; the tour is private and customized, so confirm any special needs with the operator in advance.

Logistics & Add-ons

Tours are customized; lunch or dinner can be arranged on request, and a one-hour in-room massage by a licensed professional is available for $150 per person as an add-on.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the tour?

The tour runs approximately 7 hours.

Where does the tour meet?

The meeting location is in Sedona, AZ.

How many chocolate tastings are included?

The itinerary includes visits to three chocolatiers with a total of 11 raw, superfood-infused chocolate samples.

Are the chocolates raw and organic?

Yes; the tour’s chocolate offerings are described as raw, organic, gluten-free, soy-free and dairy-free, made with low-glycemic sweeteners and superfood ingredients.

Can you add lunch or a massage to the day?

Yes; lunch or dinner can be arranged on request, and an in-room one-hour massage by a licensed professional is available for $150 per person.

Will the tour include cultural and historical stops?

Yes; the tour can include insights into how Indigenous peoples lived here centuries ago and may include stops to purchase Navajo and Hopi handmade jewelry and pottery.