Sedona Vacation Rentals

Whether you're on a family road trip through Arizona or a romantic getaway, the city of Sedona will offer unforgettable experiences. Sedona vacation rentals are the perfect choice for discerning independent travelers who appreciate self-catering facilities and plenty of privacy when away from home.

Getting to your vacation rental in Sedona

Sedona is located approximately 120 miles north of Phoenix. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport serves the area and oversees daily flights within the United States, to and from Canada and to and from European destinations. To get the most out of your stay at your vacation rental in Sedona, visitors are advised to rent a vehicle. The drive from Phoenix to Sedona can be completed on State Route 179, which is designated as an ‘All American Road,’ heralded for its scenic qualities. Access to a car makes getting to and from the surrounding area easier, however numerous companies also run well guided tours of the area if this is not a possibility. Sedona also has its own airport that runs limited services from nearby cities, including Phoenix.

Arts and Culture in Sedona: Ancient Rock Art and Pioneer History

Situated in a historic homestead, the Sedona Heritage Museum houses a comprehensive collection of displays and artifacts of local history. It also serves as a venue for special events throughout the year, such as craft fairs and classes. Sedona Arts Center, a favourite destination for art lovers, includes gallery space and studios where regular creative workshops are held. Approximately 18 miles northwest of Sedona, the Palatki Heritage Site protects the ruins of ancient cliff dwellings and rock art.

Sedona’s Most Memorable Excursions: Red Rock Canyons and Hiking Trails

The Eagles Nest Loop hiking trail at Red Rock State Park offers breathtaking views over rugged red sandstone escarpments, and if you're lucky, glimpses of local wildlife. Connecting Red Rock State Park with Dead Horse Ranch State Park, the 15-mile Lime Kiln Trail is popular with hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders. A ride on the scenic Verde Canyon Railway is another family-friendly way to take in the magnificent views that surround Sedona.

A City With a Festive Heart: Celebrations of Art, Yoga, and Much More

Celebrating films of all types, from full-length features to quirky arthouse movies and documentaries, the annual Sedona International Film Festival attracts film enthusiasts from around the world. Sedona is also the venue for several other major arts events each year, including the Red Rocks Music Festival and Sedona Arts Festival. Other popular annual events include the Sedona Yoga Festival, Sedona Winefest, Sedona Hummingbird Festival, 4th of July Wet Fest, and Sedona Mountain Bike Festival.

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