The error “phoenixadventurestour.com redirected you too many times” means your website is stuck in a redirect loop.
This usually happens when the website repeatedly redirects between two URLs, for example:
http://phoenixadventurestour.com→https://phoenixadventurestour.comhttps://phoenixadventurestour.com→https://www.phoenixadventurestour.com- WordPress redirects back to the original URL.
- HTTPS/SSL settings conflict between your hosting server and Cloudflare.
How to fix it
1. Check SSL settings
If you use Cloudflare:
- Open Cloudflare Dashboard.
- Select your domain.
- Go to SSL/TLS → Overview.
- Set encryption mode to Full (Strict) if your hosting server has a valid SSL certificate.
- Avoid Flexible SSL when your hosting server also forces HTTPS.
2. Check WordPress URL settings
If your website uses WordPress:
Go to Settings → General.
Make sure both URLs match:
- WordPress Address (URL)
- Site Address (URL)
For example:
Both should use the same domain and HTTPS configuration.
3. Check .htaccess
If Apache hosting is used, temporarily check whether conflicting redirect rules exist in .htaccess.
A standard WordPress configuration is:
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
Back up the existing file before changing it.
4. Clear browser cookies
- Open the website in Incognito mode.
- Clear cookies for the domain.
- Try again.
I need two details to identify the exact problem.
1. Is phoenixadventurestour.com built with WordPress or PHP/custom code?
2. Are you using Cloudflare, or only your hosting provider’s SSL?
With these details, I can help identify the redirect causing the problem and provide the exact fix.
