Sedona, Ariz., is known for its stunning natural landscapes and thriving arts scene. Follow our tips for seeing the city on less than $100 a day.
Have breakfast at Coffee Pot Restaurant. The quirky spot is famous for its 101 omelet variations, a gift shop and the adjacent rock formation shaped like a coffee pot. Omelets start at $6.95 and egg platters start at $4.95. Spend some time at Red Rock State Park. Explore the trails and view wildlife during your hike. The park is open year-round, though entry times vary by season. Adult admission costs $7.
Go to Creekside for lunch. The restaurant serves classics with a unique spin. The menu changes to reflect the best seasonal ingredients. Spend $15–20 for lunch. Learn more about the history of the city at the Sedona Heritage Museum. Open daily, the museum features artifacts and photographs that detail Sedona’s history. Adult admission is $10 for an audio tour or $7 for a self-guided tour. Explore the local arts scene at Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village. The shopping center offers more than 50 galleries and specialty shops featuring work from local artists. Check the calendar for special events.
Grab dinner and brews at Oak Creek Brewing. The brewery and taproom serves up craft beer and classic barbecue. Spend about $20–25. Many events and festivals take place in Sedona year-round. Check the events calendar when planning your stay.
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