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Popular Grand Canyon Tours

Las Vegas is the closest major city to the Grand Canyon. More people visit the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas than from anywhere else. Other popular tourist attractions are:
Lake Mead National Recreation Area (about 20 minutes drive, southeast of Las Vegas), Hoover Dam (about 30 minutes drive, southeast of Las Vegas), Zion National Park (about 2.5 hours from Las Vegas), Bryce Canyon National Park (about 4 hours from Las Vegas), Death Valley National Park (about 4 hours from Las Vegas) , The Valley Of Fire state park (about 1.5 hours from Las Vegas), Red Rock Canyon Recreation Area (about 30 minutes drive, west of Las Vegas).

The following tours are the most popular tours for the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas. All tours include free hotel pick-up for centrally located Las Vegas hotels. Most tours are available year round.

Tour 3: Grand Canyon Overnight Tour

Air Tour

What a great way to experience the South Rim! Begin your adventure by flying over beautiful Lake Mead and the incredible Hoover Dam. Continue on to Grand Canyon South with a bus excursion through the National Park. Stop along the Rim for magnificent views and photo opportunities and enjoy a light meal. Transfers to your hotel for a one night stay and enjoy a "Canyon Sunset" in the summer or “Canyon Sunrise” in the winter before returning to Las Vegas the next morning.

TOUR DURATION: 2 Days / 1 Night

Tour Price:
$354 per Adult based on Double
$334 per Adult based on Triple
$334 per Adult based on Quad
$444 per Adult based on Single
$334 per Child (12 and under)

Rate: $354.00; Tax and fee included. Child under 11: $334.00;
Complimentary pick-up and drop-off at most centrally located Las Vegas hotels.
For reservations, just click Book It button.

4 Tour Name: Grand Canyon South Rim Motor Coach Tour

Motor Coach Tour

Enjoy a wonderful bus tour to the Grand Canyon. Begin your day with a continental breakfast before departing for the fabulous day. Your tour will be fully narrated by a courteous well informed guide, giving you historical information about the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Lake Mead. Itinerary: Have your camera ready for the following photo opportunities as you travel to and from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Hoover Dam, one of the engineering wonders of the world. Kingman, AZ, for a snack and to stretch your legs. Tusayan, AZ, for a buffet lunch and souvenir shopping. Mather Point, the first breathtaking view of the Grand Canyon. Yavapai Point, the next major lookout point with a view of the Colorado River. Bright Angel Lodge, your final dramatic view of the Grand Canyon. Kingman, AZ, for a snack and to stretch your legs. Approximately 13 hours from hotel to hotel.

Rate: $169.00; Child under 11: $159.00; Tax and fee included.
Free Pick Up and Return for centrally located hotels.

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Skywalk at Grand Canyon West

Skywalk at Grand Canyon West opened on March 28, 2007. Skywalk at Grand Canyon West is a new attraction built by Hualapai Indians and entrepreneur David Jin at Grand Canyon west rim inside Hualapai Indian Reservation. It is a $30 million horseshoe-shaped steel-glass bridge stretching out 70 feet from the edge of the canyon wall. It is about 4,000 feet above the canyon’s floor. It might be the highest viewing platform in the world. You will have a breathtaking view of the Canyon.

At this time, it costs $50 to enter the reservation, and $25 for a 20-minute walk on the Skywalk.

Las Vegas is the nearest big city to the Hualapai Reservation. It is about 121 miles from Las Vegas and there is about 14 miles unpaved road to the Hualapai Reservation.