Multi-Day Tours: Multi-Sport Tours: Southeast Arizona Multi-Sport Adventure Vacation 
General Information:
These tours are very popular and advanced planning is often necessary. We recommend making your reservation(s) at least 3-5 months in advance. We can accommodate last-minute bookings provided space is available, so please call our office to check. You may reserve your trip by mailing or faxing a trip application or calling our office (toll free 866-455-1601). Please allow at least 10 minutes to complete your application by phone. Mailed or faxed applications are not guaranteed a spot until our office confirms them. Once you have made your reservation, a confirmation packet containing detailed pre-trip planning information will be mailed to you. You will need to fill out and return the Personal Information form(s), Release form(s), and Credit Card Authorization form at least 60 days prior to your trip. The final balance is due 60 days prior to your trip and will be automatically charged to your credit card on file unless we are notified otherwise. Approximately 3 weeks prior to your trip, you will receive a Departure Packet that will contain your final trip information and an AOA t-shirt.
Cancellation Policy
Visit Multi-Day Trip Policies for our cancellation and other trip policies.
Trip Insurance
We strongly recommend that you purchase "trip cancellation/interruption insurance". This is a valuable tool that will protect your investment in the case of events such as:
Unexpected sickness or injury
Natural Disasters & Terrorism
Lost Baggage
Emergency Medical Expense
Please click on the link below for more information or call our office to receive a brochure.
 Travelex Travel Insurance |
Southeastern Arizona, world-renowned for its rare and unique natural history, is the only place in North America where neo-tropical, desert, and alpine species of flora and fauna mix to create astounding biological diversity. It is a place where stately Saguaro cacti meet tall Sycamore, Pine and Aspen trees; Gila Monsters and Roadrunners come nose to nose with Pronghorn Antelope, Black Bear, and 14 species of hummingbird. In addition to its natural history, this region is also recognized as an iconic representation of "The Old West". In 1534, Spanish conquistadors came through this area looking for gold and over the next 300 years, Spanish missionaries and Mexican settlers, pioneers, cowboys, and Native Americans (including the great Apache warriors, Geronimo and Cochise) walked this land.
Throughout this tour, we hike and bike in their footsteps, through lush grasslands and mountain trails, visiting underground caverns, Indian ruins, old Spanish missions as well as taking a step back in time to "The Town Too Tough To Die", Tombstone, Arizona. Each night is spent in relaxing luxurious accommodations and savoring the local cuisine.
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