Passes By
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Passes By
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Get an aerial view of the best of Grand Canyon's North and South Rims on a short helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
Get an aerial view of the best of Grand Canyon's North and South Rims on a short helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
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Passes By
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Passes By
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Take your time to soak in aerial views of the North & South Rims on a long helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Terminal
Take your time to soak in aerial views of the North & South Rims on a long helicopter tour.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Terminal
Inclusions
Exclusions
Passes By
Passes By
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Go on a comfortable airplane or helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the canyon.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park Airport (South Rim Terminal)
Go on a comfortable airplane or helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the canyon.
Starting point: Grand Canyon National Park Airport (South Rim Terminal)
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Airplane tour
Helicopter tour
Hummer tour
Ride in a Hummer as your guide shares stories of Grand Canyon’s history, geology, & wildlife.
Starting point: Buck Wild Hummer Tours (Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim)
Ride in a Hummer as your guide shares stories of Grand Canyon’s history, geology, & wildlife.
Starting point: Buck Wild Hummer Tours (Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim)
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Soar over the South Rim which is the most visited and photogenic part of Grand Canyon National Park. From this vantage point, you’ll see dramatic cliffs, hidden plateaus, and vast stretches of ancient rock formations that define the park’s timeless beauty.
Recommended tours:
Recommended tours:
*Hotel pick-ups and drop-offs are available in designated areas listed on your tickets. If your ticket does not include transfers, please make sure to arrive at the pickup location specified in your voucher.
Operating hours: Helicopter tours at the Grand Canyon National Park are operational throughout the year between 8am and 4pm except on Christmas Day.
Tour duration: 25 minutes to 8 hours based on the type of tour you choose.
Flight duration: 5 to 45 minutes as per the tour you choose.
For tours with hotel transfers: Based on your tour, your total travel time can range from 2 to 4 hours.
Grand Canyon West Rim is a hub of adventure and spectacular viewpoints, from the famous Eagle Point to Guano Point. You can hike along scenic trails, take in panoramic vistas, or join a helicopter tour for a completely different perspective of this iconic landscape. Every step and view promises a new way to experience the canyon’s vast beauty.
Step onto the Skywalk, a glass bridge suspended 4,000 feet above the canyon floor, for an unforgettable perspective of the Colorado River below. Whether you’re standing on the bridge or taking in the surrounding views, it’s an exhilarating experience that combines thrill with breathtaking scenery.
Venture off the beaten path on a Hummer tour across rugged terrain and scenic overlooks at the South Rim. These guided adventures take you to remote viewpoints and hidden spots that few visitors see, offering both excitement and a deeper connection to the canyon’s dramatic landscape.
These tours take you above the South Rim and often over the deepest parts of the canyon like Dragon Corridor, experience views of the curling Colorado River far below, and see the forest‑covered North Rim and the multicoloured rock strata in full display.
Tours departing from the park itself (often from Tusayan Airport) generally run about 25 to 30 mins for the basic flight, with longer options around 40 to 50 mins when including more rim‑to‑rim coverage and enhanced views.
If the tour is strictly within the boundaries of the park, they fly above the rim rather than touching down on the canyon floor. If you’re looking for floor landing experiences, West Rim helicopter tours are the best option for you.
Yes, many operators provide tours from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon National Park. These often include transfers, and some packages feature additional experiences like hummer tours.
While there is no single “best” time, early mornings or late afternoons typically offer softer light on the canyon walls and less turbulence. Choosing a departure when shadows accentuate the rock layers can enhance your aerial photography.
The 45-min Grand Canyon National Park Airplane Tour and the 25-min Grand Canyon National Park Helicopter Tour with Optional Hummer Tour offer views of both rims, allowing you to see the park’s vast expanse from above. These flights provide unique perspectives of the canyon’s geology, including the Dragon Corridor and the Colorado River winding below.
Yes, but only in compliance with park regulations. Flights must follow FAA and National Park Service rules, so pilots maintain designated flight paths to protect wildlife, minimize noise, and preserve the park’s natural environment.
Definitely. You can pair helicopter flights with hiking along the South Rim trails, visiting Grand Canyon Village, or even taking a river rafting tour for a multi-perspective adventure.
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