Las Vegas
Start your day with convenient pick-up from your Las Vegas hotel for a hassle-free journey.
170 km
1 hour 40 minutes
Colorado River
Mojave Desert
1
Arizona's Joshua Tree Forest
20 min
30 km
20 minutes
2
Grand Canyon West
240 min
Tickets included
Arrive at Grand Canyon West and explore iconic viewpoints like Eagle Point and Guano Point, where breathtaking vistas await.
Deli-style lunch box (Included based on selection)
Lunch
3
Eagle Point
Stop by at this unique eagle-shaped rock formation from where you can see the winding Colorado River below.
4
Skywalk
Tickets included (based on selection)
Experience the thrilling sensation of stepping on this horseshoe-shaped cantilever bridge made of glass that extends 70 feet over the edge of the Grand Canyon with views from 4,000 feet above the canyon floor.
5
Guano Point
Tickets included
Explore the area around Guano Point which offers one of the most dramatic viewpoints at Grand Canyon with 360-degree vistas of the canyon and the Colorado River, along with remnants of a historic aerial tramway that once transported miners to a guano cave.
6
Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge
1 attractions
Tickets included
After the Grand Canyon, head to the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge to see the Hoover Dam, where you can learn about its impressive engineering and historical significance.
Nearby things to do
11 km
14 minutes
7
Hemenway Park
Tickets included
Visit Boulder City’s Hemenway Park for a unique opportunity to observe the famous bighorn sheep in their natural habitat. Known for its scenic views of Lake Mead and the surrounding desert landscape, the park offers a perfect spot to watch these majestic animals as they graze and roam freely.
25 minutes
10
Las Vegas
Las Vegas
Your trip will start right from where you are with convenient hotel pick-ups in Las Vegas.
200 km
2 hours 30 minutes
1
Grand Canyon West
240 min
Tickets included
With thrilling activities such as the Skywalk, zip lining, and boat rides, Grand Canyon West gives you unique and adventurous ways to explore the natural wonder that is the Grand Canyon.
Deli-style lunch box (Included based on selection)
Lunch
2
Helicopter ride to the canyon floor
Tickets included (based on selection)
Take a 5 to 7-minute flight over the West Rim and land on the canyon floor. Explore the beautiful bluff overlooking the Colorado River and take time to capture Instagram-worthy pictures.
7 minutes
3
Pontoon boat ride
20 min
Tickets included (based on selection)
Take a scenic walk to the Colorado River for a pontoon boat ride where you can see the canyon walls towering over on either side.
Boat
4
Helicopter ride back to West Rim
Tickets included (based on selection)
You will fly back to the helipad from the canyon floor with up to 7 minutes of airtime.
7 minutes
5
Eagle Point
Tickets included
This unique eagle-shaped rock formation is a cultural and tourist destination that aims to showcase the heritage of the Hualapai Tribe and the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon.
Walk
6
Skywalk
Tickets included (based on selection)
This remarkable horseshoe-shaped cantilever bridge offers a unique experience of walking 70 feet out over the canyon with a glass floor with views of the canyon floor from 4,000 feet above.
Walk
7
Guano Point
Tickets included
Renowned for its dramatic 360-degree views of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River, the Guano Point features the remnants of a historic aerial tramway built in the 1950s to mine guano, a nitrogen-rich fertilizer, from a nearby cave.
Walk
8
Las Vegas
Inclusions
Exclusions
Las Vegas
You will be picked up from your chosen location between 5am and 6am.
Historic Route 66
1
Grand Canyon South Rim
Tickets included
Take in panoramic views that stretch endlessly, perfect for capturing memorable photos and soaking in the natural beauty of one of the world’s most iconic landmarks and enjoy a delicious box lunch.
2
Mather Point
45 min
Tickets included
You will make your way to Mather Point which is a prominent viewpoint at Grand Canyon located at an elevation of 7,119 feet. The expansive views of the canyon's stunning landscapes include glimpses of the Colorado River and trails below.
1.1 km
14 minutes
3
Yavapai Geology Museum
Tickets included
Located at Yavapai Point, this museum hosts interactive exhibits on the geological history of the canyon with panoramic views of the canyon, and informative displays that help explain the formation of this natural wonder, all housed in a historic building dating back to 1928.
0.1 km
3 minutes
Trail of Time
4
Bright Angel Lodge (Last stop at Grand Canyon South Rim)
120 min
Tickets included
This historic lodging facility was designed by architect Mary Colter in 1935, featuring rustic accommodations, dining options, and a rich cultural heritage, all situated conveniently at the rim near the Bright Angel Trailhead. You can enjoy a range of activities including taking a meal break at the two restaurants and exploring the Bright Angel History Room.
5
Local Arizona family diner
A short dinner break at a local Arizona family diner
400 km
4 hours
Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge
Hoover Dam
10
Las Vegas
Inclusions
Inclusions
Inclusions
Inclusions
Las Vegas
Begin with a convenient pick-up from most major Las Vegas hotels and be driven to the helicopter terminal. Depending on the number of pick-ups and how far they are, expect between 1 and 2 hours of travel to the heliport.
2 hours 10 minutes
1
Helicopter ride to West Rim from Boulder City Terminal
35 min
Tickets included
Board a helicopter from Boulder City Terminal and soar above Hoover Dam and the crystal-clear waters of Lake Mead, the iconic Skywalk Bridge, and Eagle Point with around 35 minutes of airtime.
Hoover Dam
Lake Mead
Colorado River
2
Floor Landing at West Rim & Picnic
30 min
Make a thrilling 4,000-foot descent into the Grand Canyon West and enjoy a 30-minute champagne picnic surrounded by the canyon’s majestic beauty. It's the perfect place for the most Instagram-worthy photo ops!
Champagne and snacks
Snacks
Champagne and refreshments on the canyon floor
3
Helicopter ride back to Boulder City Terminal
35 min
Hop onto the helicopter for an aerial adventure that takes you back to the Las Vegas heliport. The 35-minute ride gives you the chance to get a good sight of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead again. This time you'll be prepared to take pictures from the best angles!
2 hours 10 minutes
7
Las Vegas
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Best time to go on a Grand Canyon tour:
The best times to visit the Grand Canyon are in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when temperatures are mild, and crowds are lighter. Early morning or late afternoon tours also provide the best light for viewing and photography, highlighting the canyon's vibrant colors and deep shadows
The Grand Canyon offers several non-aerial options, including hummer tours, boat rides along the Colorado River, and guided bus tours from nearby locations.
Yes, hummer tours are family-friendly and children especially will find it a thrilling experience.
Boat tours typically cover scenic areas along the Colorado River, giving you a unique perspective of the Canyon from the water with narration about the Canyon's geology and ecosystem.
Certain boat tours allow stops along the river for photos or brief walks, but swimming is not allowed.
Bus tours from Las Vegas or nearby locations cover several scenic viewpoints such as Eagle Point and Guano Point and often include stops at the Hoover Dam and other landmarks.
While some bus tours include a boxed lunch, and certain tours offer champagne and light snacks during stops, shorter tours do not include meals. Check the inclusions on your ticket options to be informed.
Tipping is generally encouraged for guides and pilots, particularly if you’ve received excellent service. A standard tip is about 10 to 15% of the tour cost, but always tip at your discretion.
Dress in layers, as temperatures can vary widely from early morning to afternoon. Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes, especially if you’re going on a Hummer or walking tour. Don’t forget sun protection, as the canyon offers little natural shade.
Bus tours include restroom stops, while shorter tours do not, so plan accordingly.