The Ultimate Arizona Travel Guide - A Couple Days Travel

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The Ultimate Arizona Travel Guide

Whether you are visiting Arizona for the weather, the people, or the amazing natural wonders, this ultimate Arizona travel guide will help you to plan your trip. Arizona is full of so many unique experiences and we’ve curated some of our favorite things to do and see for you. We truly love Arizona because of the variety of experiences this state offers. From hiking the Grand Canyon to relaxing in a spa, Arizona has something to offer everyone. We know you’ll love experiencing the National Parks throughout the state, trying the Mexican inspired food in Tucson, road tripping Route 66 and visiting the historic sites of the wild west.

Top 5 Things to do in Arizona

Arizona - Grand Canyon National Park — Grand Canyon National Park

Cactus in Tucson — Saguaro National Park

Mexican Food — Try Mexican inspired food

With warmer than normal temperatures compared with the rest of the US, Arizona is a popular destination in the winter months. From the Phoenix area south, you’ll find great temperatures. However, in the areas of higher elevation, like the Grand Canyon, you’ll find colder temperatures and even snow during the winter months.

In general, spring and fall are considered the best times to visit Arizona. During spring and fall, you’ll find comfortable temperatures throughout the state. You’ll also find smaller crowds at top tourist destinations such as the Grand Canyon.

Summer in the northern portion of the state can be delightful. The warm temperatures and high elevation combine to make some great weather to explore the outdoors. While summer in the south can be incredibly hot, you’ll still find lot of people exploring Arizona during this season.

Know Before You Go

Currency and Budget:

The currency used in Arizona is the US dollar. You’ll find that credit and debit cards are widely accepted throughout the state. Visa, Mastercard and Discover are the most common. Cash is also widely used.

The prices in Arizona are reasonable compared with other US areas. Hotels average between $100-$200. Meal prices average from $7-$30 depending on type of restaurant.

Language:

The official language of the US is English. However, in some parts of Arizona you will also find Spanish commonly spoken.

Getting Around:

Arizona lends itself well to a road trip. With attractions spread out and few major airports, traveling by car is the best way to see things. Make sure to get a car with air-conditioning in this desert climate.

Arizona also has two main airports: Phoenix and Tucson. These airports make air travel to and from Arizona easy and inexpensive. However, traveling between the many smaller airports can be expensive.

Safety:

Arizona is a relatively safe place to travel. Petty crime like theft can occur, especially in popular tourist destinations so keep an eye on your belongings. If you’re traveling by car, be sure to keep yourself safe by always packing plenty of water and a paper road map. Cell service and civilization can be difficult to find in remote areas.