Addicted2Wonder's Stargazing Tours
Addicted2Wonder Presents:
500+ Nights Under the Stars
500+ five-star reviews across Airbnb and TripAdvisor
See the stars above Sedona through Ancient Native Wisdom Storytelling & Military Grade Night Vision Goggles, and experience the sky the way it looked hundreds, even thousands, of years ago, before all this light pollution.
Calling all wonder junkies, if you’re ready for an entirely different stargazing experience,
join us under the dark Sedona skies for this Ahwon.
Experience a completely unique journey through the night skies using military night vision goggles. This is not a telescope-based tour. You will not sit there and listen to facts and mathematical figures about light-years and distances. Instead, you will become connected to the night sky. You will experience the night as you never have before, and your connectedness to the cosmos, remembering once again what your eyes were made for.
500+ five-star reviews across Airbnb and TripAdvisor
Read what guests say about our Sedona stargazing experiences — from the night vision goggles to the storytelling to the unforgettable feeling of seeing the sky in a whole new way. Then come experience Ahwon.
The night vision goggles are one of the defining features of this experience. They allow guests to see far more of the sky than most people ever do with the naked eye alone, turning the night into something active, surprising, and unforgettable. Instead of only hearing about the stars, guests experience the sky in a direct and personal way.
Our experience is designed for small groups and guided with care. Guests can expect a thoughtfully led night under the stars that combines storytelling, sky interpretation, and equipment that dramatically changes what they are able to see. It is ideal for travelers who want more than a quick stop or a generic astronomy talk.
Guests describe these Sedona stargazing experiences as intimate, eye-opening, and unforgettable. The combination of night vision, storytelling, and setting creates a night that stays with people long after the tour is over.
Sedona has been recognized as an International Dark Sky Community since 2014. Sedona offers dark-sky conditions, desert air, wide-open views, and a red rock setting that makes the night sky feel especially powerful and memorable.
Yes. Military-grade night vision goggles are one of the defining parts of the experience and allow guests to see much more of the sky than with the naked eye alone.
Yes. No prior astronomy experience is needed. The experience is fully guided and designed to be accessible, welcoming, and memorable.
Please bring comfortable layers, water, and anything else needed for an enjoyable evening outdoors in desert conditions.
Simple answer the time you are there. Never a bad time to stargaze in Sedona, Arizona! Except for one thing, the weather which can change day to to day and be cloudy in the morning and clear at night.
“The most remarkable discovery in all of astronomy is that the stars
are made of atoms of the same kind as those on the earth.”
– Richard Feynman
“When you look at the stars and the galaxy, you feel that you are not just from one particular piece of land, but from the solar system.”
Kalpana Chawla, the first Indian woman in space
“Everything in nature is represented in the soil and in the stars. Everything has two witnesses, one on earth and the other in the sky. Everything is represented in the ground and in the sky.”
David Mowaljarli – senior traditional lawman of the Ngarinyin people in the West Kimberley, Australia
Acknowledgement of Country
Addicted2Wonder honours the traditional custodians of country/place throughout Planet Earth and recognizes the continuing connection of First Peoples to lands, waters, cultures and communities. We pay deep respect to ALL PEOPLES that came before us which includes their knowledge systems, histories and cultures, and to Elders past and present.