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Discover 42 Live guide in St. George on Trip.com, updated November 15, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 19 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From $5.72 per person, with an average total of $180.43. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 2.981k verified reviews, Live guide St. George boast an average rating of 4.8.

This week's most popular Live guide: "Vegas: Bryce & Zion Luxury Boutique Scenic Tour with Lunch, WiFi", with 2.08k reviews and a 4.8 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Las Vegas: Zion National Park Small Group Tour with Lunch", a 12-hour adventure in St. George!

The next available day tour departs on November 16, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

St. George Live guide usually take about 12 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

57% of St. George Live guide now offer English-speaking guides

November is perfect for visiting St. George! Choose from 42 available day tours, including seasonal hits like Vegas: Bryce & Zion Luxury Boutique Scenic Tour with Lunch, WiFi.

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Reviews: Las Vegas: Zion National Park Small Group Tour with Lunch
Guest User2026-11-02
It was a great day, discovering Zion NP with Troy. He made his best for us to see the most of it, he was very nice. The vehicle is great, clean. We had lunch box, chips, snacks and water all day long. The Canyon lookout is great, we have 1 hour to do it, I think 1 hour and 15 minutes is more what people take to do it. Then we are left on our own during around 2,5 hours to grab the free shuttle in the park and do the hikes we chose. On my part, I could do the Temple of Sinawava (which I did very fast, it took me 45 minutes instead of 1,5 hour) and I could do part of the Upper Emerald Pool Trail (in total 45 minutes as well, I had to run a bit to see the most of it) before I had to take the shuttle back. To be honest, the timing is very tight so it's a bit frustrating, and you need to run to see the most of it. But that was still really great, for a fare price.
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Reviews: 1-Day Grand Canyon Tour from Las Vegas: Stargazing & Sunrise
Guest User2026-09-17
This was a great trip! We got to see so much. Our tour guide Mike was the absolute best!!! I highly recommend this tour.
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Reviews: 1-Day Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Stargazing Tour
Guest User2026-11-07
We took this tour in our second day with a group of friends. Even with some jet lag, this was the best decision as it was an amazing start. Mike was our tour guide that picked us up at midnight to watch the stars. He was so kind and very polite. He took good care of us during the time. Definitively I will take this tour again if I could. I rake the best memories and pictures with me.
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Guest User2026-01-11
What an amazing outing, my second trip with this company. First was Grand Cayon which was incredible!! This trip to Bryce/Zion was also exceptional. Our driver and guide Marc Cello (not sure of spelling) was fantastic! First and foremost he was an excellent and safe driver! Very informative and knowledgeable about the area and the parks. Both parks are incredibly beautiful and a must see! Highest recommendation!! Thanks Marc and team!! I’ll be back for another!!
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Reviews: Springdale: Guided eBike Tour in Zion National Park
Guest User2026-10-05
The guide was too patronizing; it is possible that there are people present who are not used to cycling, but that was not the case with us, and I even mentioned it. Still, learning how to get on a bike: watch out, there are people walking, watch out, there are bikes riding, watch out, a car... yes, we did develop an eye for something after all. It was fascinating at the beginning but turned into a boring tour. We should have gone hiking instead of cycling.