Your ending point would be same as your start point
Photo stop & Sightseeing
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Photo stop & Sightseeing
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Enjoy luxury transfers from Las Vegas & explore scenic regions of Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam.
Starting point: Las Vegas
Enjoy luxury transfers from Las Vegas & explore scenic regions of Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam.
Starting point: Las Vegas
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Hiking
Your ending point would be same as your start point
Visit Grand Canyon National Park’s top sights on a day trip from Las Vegas with round-trip bus transport.
Starting point: Las Vegas
Visit Grand Canyon National Park’s top sights on a day trip from Las Vegas with round-trip bus transport.
Starting point: Las Vegas
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Passes By
Passes By
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Fly over the West Rim and land 3,200 ft below to enjoy a luxury Champagne picnic in the Canyon.
Starting point: Boulder City Terminal or Las Vegas Strip Terminal (as per option selected)
Fly over the West Rim and land 3,200 ft below to enjoy a luxury Champagne picnic in the Canyon.
Starting point: Boulder City Terminal or Las Vegas Strip Terminal (as per option selected)
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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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Most tours depart right from major Las Vegas hotels, so you can step out of your resort and hop straight onto your bus or helicopter. There is no extra travel planning needed. This means you can start your adventure relaxed and ready, without worrying about transportation or parking.
Duration: 1.2 to 10 hours
Return transfers: Yes
Meet-up point/hotel: Varies for each experience, please check your ticket for exact details.
Food and drinks: Included (as per option selected)
Best suited for: Those who want to save time, but still catch the Grand Canyon during their Las Vegas trip.
Recommended tickets:
Duration: 7 to 10 hours
Return transfers: Yes
Meet-up point/hotel: Select your hotel or the closest option from the dropdown menu available at checkout, and be sure to wait in the lobby 15 minutes prior to your scheduled pick-up time.
Best suited for: Those who want to experience the Grand Canyon in a unique way.
Recommended tickets:
Duration: 10 to 13 hours
Return transfers: Yes
Meet-up point/hotel: Choose your hotel or the nearest option from the dropdown menu at checkout, and make sure to wait in the lobby 15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up time.
Best suited for: Those who don’t want to miss a thing on their Grand Canyon tour, and prefer an up-close experience.
Recommended tickets:
Yes, you can. The Grand Canyon is a 4 to 5-hour drive from Las Vegas, the closest section being West Rim. Many tours are designed as day trips, letting you explore the Grand Canyon and return to Las Vegas on the same day.
You can choose from a variety of tours, including day-long bus tours, helicopter rides, and combined packages featuring the Hoover Dam. Options include visits to the National Park, West Rim, or a floor landing at the canyon's base with a boat ride along the Colorado River.
Yes, you have tour options that include a stop at the Hoover Dam. You’ll have time for sightseeing and to learn about its engineering marvel before heading to the Grand Canyon
Many tours include meals, such as a deli-style box lunch or picnic snacks, especially on longer bus trips. However, check specific tour details to decide whether to bring along additional snacks or drinks.
Yes, day tours from Las Vegas are a great option for those traveling with family and ensure a fun and engaging way for kids to experience the Grand Canyon.
Dress in layers to accommodate varying temperatures throughout the day. Don’t forget to wear comfortable footwear like walking or jogging shoes since there’s a lot of walking involved.
The Grand Canyon day tours are generally accessible for visitors with mobility issues. Many tour operators provide accommodations such as wheelchair-accessible vehicles and options to explore popular lookout points, particularly at the South Rim, which features paved trails and accessible facilities like restrooms and viewpoints. It’s advisable to check with your tour operators before you book your ticket.
Go for bus tours to the Grand Canyon if you want tours that are easy on the pocket. These offer the best value for your money with inclusions like transfers, meals, and guided commentary.
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