Visit Grand Canyon National Park’s top sights on a day trip from Las Vegas with round-trip bus transfers.
Starting point: Las Vegas
Visit Grand Canyon National Park’s top sights on a day trip from Las Vegas with round-trip bus transfers.
Starting point: Las Vegas
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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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Passes By
Passes By
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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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
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Passes By
Passes By
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
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One of the most famous viewpoints at the South Rim, the vistas from Mather Point are truly unforgettable. From here, you can see the canyon's vastness and vibrant layers of the rock formations.
Designed by architect Mary Colter, the Desert View Watchtower is a replica of an ancestral Puebloan tower with views of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River. Inside the watchtower, you can admire murals and art that celebrate Native American culture.
Bright Angel Trail is one of the most popular hiking routes in the Grand Canyon, with a well-maintained path that descends into the canyon with gorgeous views along the way. Its moderate difficulty makes it a favorite for those seeking a deeper exploration of the canyon.
The South Kaibab Trail with stops like Ooh Aah Point and Skeleton Point is a must-visit for hikers. While the views from the trail are great, be mindful of the fact that the hike involves a steep descent into the canyon.
Catch a sunrise or a sunset at Lipan Point to see the canyon and Colorado River bathed in hues of orange, red and yellow. This is a less crowded spot, perfect for capturing photos or enjoying a peaceful moment.
Take some time to visit the Yavapai Geology Museum where you can learn about the fascinating geological history of the canyon through interactive exhibits. Find out how the processes of nature shaped this natural wonder through informative displays.
Find out more about Yavapai Geology MuseumGrand Canyon Village serves as the hub of activity on the South Rim, with historic buildings, accommodations, restaurants, and shops. The village is perfect for those looking to know more about the park's history while enjoying convenient amenities.
More on Grand Canyon VillageRafting the Colorado River makes for an adventurous way to explore the Grand Canyon, combining thrilling rapids with serene sections through towering canyon walls. Guided rafting trips vary in length and intensity, catering to both beginners and experienced adventurers.
Take a mule ride to explore the canyon's trails without strenuous hiking and enjoy the views while being guided by experienced wranglers. This is sure to be a memorable adventure for both first-time visitors and seasoned explorers.
Grand Canyon National Park: The Grand Canyon Visitor Center is open from 9am to 4pm.
Bus tours: 6am to 7pm
Hummer tours: 9am to 3:30pm (available as part of combo tours)
Best time to go to the National Park: Visit South Rim during spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is mild with daytime temperatures ranging between 50°F and 70°F (10°C to 21°C). Crowds are smaller in these months compared to the busy summer. These seasons offer comfortable hiking conditions, clear views, and a more relaxed experience.
*The National Park itself is open every day of the year including all major holidays.
Address: Grand Canyon South Rim, Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023, United States | Find on Maps
Nearest bus stop: Bright Angel Lodge Shuttle Stop (blue) (1-minute walk)
Bus tours from Las Vegas typically last 13 hours, including travel time while hummer tours range from 2 to 4 hours for South Rim explorations.
Your bus tour includes round-trip transfers in air-conditioned motorized busses, guided narration, entrance fees to the Grand Canyon National Park, and a boxed lunch for full-day tours
Children will love hummer tours! They are adventurous and thrilling while showing you scenic areas and lesser-known viewpoints.
Depending on the tour you choose, you can cancel 24 to 48 hours before the scheduled start with a full refund. Check specific policies when booking.
While on tour, you can see diverse wildlife that the Grand Canyon is home including deer, condors, and squirrels. While spotting mountain lions is rare, always observe animals from a safe distance.
On your South Rim tour, make sure to visit Mather Point for panoramic views, Yavapai Point for geological exhibits, and Bright Angel Lodge for its rustic charm and dining options.
Parking is available at the Visitor Center and other designated spots in Grand Canyon Village, but it can fill up quickly during peak seasons.