USA National Parks showcase grand cliffs, towering redwoods, and a fortress in the heart of the sea. Skyscrapers dominate New York and Los Angeles, yet these two cities are as different as chilly Alaska and the arid Mojave Desert. In between, thousands of attractions await to make your visit unforgettable.
You could visit America a hundred times and still discover something new each time.
All you need to do is book affordable flights, arrange car rentals, and explore our detailed USA guide. You won’t want to miss a single moment of this journey.
© 2008–2026 Petr Novák. Unauthorized distribution of this website's content is prohibited. We may earn a commission when you make a purchase through one of our links.
Greetings, I am going to Canada with a transfer in America (i.e. only for a few hours), BUT on the way back (in about 2-3 months) I would like to stay in America for a few days, is one approved ESTA enough for me, or do I have to apply for a visa then? Thank you
@Jacob:
Hi, Canyon de Chelly is beautiful but a bit out of the way. Your route makes sense geographically. Skipping Antelope Canyon is a pity, but if you prefer less crowded places, de Chelly is a great choice. Just keep in mind that you can only get to the bottom of the canyon with a Navajo guide.
Hi,
Does anyone have experience adding Canyon de Chelly to this/similar road trip?
I’m thinking of fitting it in like GC South Rim – Flagstaff – Meteor Crater – Petrified Forest – Canyon de Chelly – Monument Valley. We would skip Horseshoe Bend/Antelope Canyon.
Has anyone driven this or something similar?