Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tours with Helicopter, Boat and Hoover Dam Photo Stop
Experience the Grand Canyon West Rim by helicopter and pontoon boat ride! This tour package includes hotel pick-up/drop off, lunch at the Grand Canyon.
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$445.00
Grand Canyon Tours
The Grand Canyon embodies the scale and splendor of the American West, captured in dramatic vistas, dusty trails, and stories of exploration, preservation and exploitation. We’ve all seen images of the canyon in print and on-screen, but there is nothing like arriving at the edge and taking it all in the immensity, the depth, the light. Descend into the canyon depths, amble along the rim or simply relax at an outcrop you'll find your own favorite Grand Canyon vista.
Though views from both rims are equally stunning, the South Rim boasts many more official and dramatic overlooks. One of the most beautiful in its simplicity, however, is the view that whispers from the Grand Canyon Lodge's patio on the canyon's quieter north side.
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Grand Canyon West Rim Freedom w/Skywalk and Hoover Dam Stop from Las Vegas
Your professional guide will provide live narration en route to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas, while you sit back and relax in true luxury aboard our state of the art motor coaches. Enjoy the Ancient Joshua Tree Forest en route to the West Rim of,
From USD
$154.00
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12 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West Rim Small Group Private Charter with Hoover Dam Photo Stop
Enjoy a relaxing tour to Grand Canyon West Rim by a luxury limo van. Experience a more personalized tour aboard our Mercedes Sprinter.
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$1330.00
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11 Hours
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Death Valley Day Tour From Las Vegas
Journey to the heart of Death Valley National Park as we visit the hottest, driest and lowest point in the Western Hemisphere! An array of colours and this extreme desert environment is a photographers dream!
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Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tours with IMAX Tickets
Experience the Grand Canyon South Rim aboard a luxury bus tour from Las Vegas and Experience it in IMAX. This package includes a stop at the Grand Canyon Visitor's Center with IMAX movie theater tickets included.
From USD
$127.00
9278 customer recommendations
14 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tours From Las Vegas with Hoover Dam Photo Stop
Experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world in this exciting day tour from Las Vegas. You will spend 4 hours at the Grand Canyon which gives you maximum time to explore.
From USD
$138.00
8985 customer recommendations
12 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West By Luxury Limo Van including Skywalk
Want to experience the glass Skywalk at the Grand Canyon? Take in the sights at 4,000 feet above the Canyon floor! You will spend 4 hours at the Grand Canyon which gives you maximum time to explore. Hotel pick-up and drop-off service included.
From USD
$299.00
8763 customer recommendations
12 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West Rim by Luxury Limo Van with Hoover Dam Photo Stop
Experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world in this exciting day tour from Las Vegas. You will spend 4 hours at the Grand Canyon which gives you maximum time to explore.
From USD
$266.00
9201 customer recommendations
12 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tours with Skywalk Tickets and Hoover Dam Photo Stop
Enjoy a relaxing motorcoach tour to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas. Experience the Grand Canyon Skywalk at 4,000 feet above the canyon floor. Drive through the 900-year-old Joshua Tree Forrest.
From USD
$163.00
8736 customer recommendations
12 Hours
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Hoover Dam Express Bus Tour from Las Vegas
Book our half-day express tour to the Hoover Dam from Las Vegas. Experience breathtaking views of the Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and the amazing Pat Tillman and Mike O’Callaghan by pass bridge.
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$72.00
8421 customer recommendations
4.5 Hours
Arizona
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Valley of Fire Private Group Tour
Venture to Nevada’s first and largest state park by visiting the Valley of Fire. This tour package is bursting with unique rock formations and ancient petroglyphs within the Mojave Desert.
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Grand Canyon West Rim by Luxury Limo Van w/Helicopter, Pontoon Ride and Hoover Dam Photo Stop
This Grand Canyon West rim tour package includes a luxury limo van, helicopter ride, and a relaxing pontoon ride down the Colorado River. Experience breathtaking views at Eagle Point and Guano Point.
From USD
$564.00
7607 customer recommendations
12 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West Rim by Luxury Limo Van w/Helicopter, Pontoon, Skywalk Tickets and Hoover Dam Photo
Your Professional Driver/Guide Will Provide Live Narration En Route To The Grand Canyon Sky-walk From Las Vegas, While You Sit Back And Relax In True Luxury Aboard Our State Of The Art Luxury Limo Van. Experience Breathtaking Views.
From USD
$589.00
7116 customer recommendations
12 Hours
Arizona
Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tours with Helicopter, Boat, Skywalk Tickets and Hoover Dam Photo Stop
Experience the Grand Canyon West Rim by bus, helicopter, and boat! There is no better way to take in the views. Skywalk tickets are also included in this package.
From USD
$478.00
3487 customer recommendations
12 Hours
Arizona
Top 10 Things to Do in Grand Canyon
Hermits Rest
1
This is a cabin that was built in 1914 and made to look like an old miners cabin. Situated on Hermits Road on the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. During the summer months, you will need to venture here on a private tour as no private vehicles are allowed. From this cabin are some of the best views on offer from the West Rim and with a cup of hot chocolate sitting on a quaint porch looking at them, is not a bad way to spend your time.
El Tovar
2
You do not need to have to stay in this hotel to appreciate its historical value. It is possible to see it while on a sightseeing tour. This hotel first opened in 1905 and in 1987 it was designated as a National Historic Landmark and many regard it as the most elegant hotel to be found west of the Mississippi. The architecture is a cross between a Swiss chalet and Norwegian villa and appealed to the elite of that era
Desert View Watchtower
3
A guided tour of the Desert View Watchtower will not disappoint you. Located on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon the views from the 70-foot Watchtower are of the most impressive to be found. When you climb to the viewing point at the top of the tower, you are presented with breathtaking 360 degrees views. Inside the tower, the walls have beautiful murals and there is a great gift shop selling local Native American pottery and jewellery
Hopi House
4
An excellent private tour to take is the one to Hopi House. Designed by the architect Mary Jane Colter in 1905 it is in the Adobe Peuble Style that the traditional Hopi Indians used when building their homes. When Mary Jane was designing this house, she wanted to honour the Native Americans and their beautiful designs. The gift shop here is still selling authentic Native American arts and crafts of the finest quality.
Havasu Falls
5
Take a private tour to the Havasupai Indian Reservation and see the most beautiful 'Havasu Falls' waterfall with water gushing down the 30 meters drop in spectacular fashion. Havasupai when translated means people of the blue-green waters and the Havasupai people are intimately connected to the water and the land. You feel a genuine respect for these people and therefore are very respectful when in their vicinity.
Point Imperial
6
You cannot go to the Grand Canyon and not take a guided tour to Point Imperial. It is the highest point of the canyon on either rim as it is a little over 8800 feet high. Even on the journey to the point, you are driven through 11 miles of breathtaking scenery. It was here that was one of the first places visitors would view the canyon, and they were taken by wagon trips and trail rides before proper roads were ever built to it.
Navajo Point
7
If you are going to see the views from both South and North Rim and you have been to Point Imperial, then you have to take the guided tour to Navajo Point on the South Rim. It is a great place to view the ‘Big Bend’ area of the Colorado River. If you manage to be there in the early morning, you can see the wonderful changing patterns and colours as the sun rises. It is never boring looking out onto the Canyon.
South Kaibab Trail
8
So for the thrill seeker and adventurer, the custom guided tour of South Kaibab is the thing for you. As you are hiking down the ridgeline, you feel exhilarated, nervous, excited and in awe being so exposed to the vastness of the canyon. You will certainly see sights this way that you wouldn’t otherwise by just looking from viewpoints. There is very little shade on this trek, so suncream and lots of water are essential during the summer
The Transept Trail
9
An alternative trail to take a guided tour to and see the inner gorge of the Grand Canyon from a different perspective is the Transept Trail. This hike is not as long as other ones and it is an excellent way to avoid the crowds at the viewpoints. There are more impressive views to be seen from just off the path of the trail, which looks tricky to get to, but worth seeing and your tour guide will be there to ensure nothing happens.
Mather Point
10
When you first arrive at the Grand Canyon, Mather Point is the first 'Canyon overlooks' you encounter on the South Rim. From here you marvel at the sight of the North Rim 10 miles in the distance. You also look down onto the mile-deep abyss and see the power of the Colorado River as it snakes around below. Like every other view point, the Grand Canyon has to offer, the views are spectacular and breathtaking.
Travel Tips for Grand Canyon
Best Time To Visit Grand Canyon
There is nothing to say you cannot visit the Grand Canyon at any time of the year. However, to be sure of full access to the whole park, you need to go between the months of May and October. If you want to avoid a lot of crowds and get the best out of private tours, then go between October and April. A great hiking time to go is September to June. In September there is a festival, so another good reason to go then.
Typical Costs in Grand Canyon
The price of private tours to the Grand Canyon will vary depending on the time of the year you are travelling there. This is mainly because the entrance fees and permits vary in price then too. The price of refreshments in the different areas around the Canyon will be higher than the cities as you are restricted to what you can get here. Also as this is one of the Natural Wonders of the World, any hotel nearby will be more expensive than normal.
Know Before Visiting Grand Canyon
Doing your research before travelling is the most important tip. You need to make sure that when you are travelling, that all the private tours you want to take are available at that time. At certain times weather may cause areas of the Canyon to close so check the weather for the time of travelling too. If you are doing one of the hiking trails, be sure to have lots of water and suncream with you on the very hot days.
Weather in Grand Canyon
The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is 7000 ft above sea level, so there is snow in the winter and lovely cool nights in the summer. Daytime temperatures in the summer can get as high as 40 degrees Celsius. When hiking below the rim and along the Colorado River, in the summer months, the temperatures are even higher and can reach as high as 47 degrees Celsius. It is known to rain during August, so you need to be aware of that too.
Travel Tips for Grand Canyon
Best Time To Visit Grand Canyon
There is nothing to say you cannot visit the Grand Canyon at any time of the year. However, to be sure of full access to the whole park, you need to go between the months of May and October. If you want to avoid a lot of crowds and get the best out of private tours, then go between October and April. A great hiking time to go is September to June. In September there is a festival, so another good reason to go then.
Typical Costs in Grand Canyon
The price of private tours to the Grand Canyon will vary depending on the time of the year you are travelling there. This is mainly because the entrance fees and permits vary in price then too. The price of refreshments in the different areas around the Canyon will be higher than the cities as you are restricted to what you can get here. Also as this is one of the Natural Wonders of the World, any hotel nearby will be more expensive than normal.
Know Before Visiting Grand Canyon
Doing your research before travelling is the most important tip. You need to make sure that when you are travelling, that all the private tours you want to take are available at that time. At certain times weather may cause areas of the Canyon to close so check the weather for the time of travelling too. If you are doing one of the hiking trails, be sure to have lots of water and suncream with you on the very hot days.
Weather in Grand Canyon
The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is 7000 ft above sea level, so there is snow in the winter and lovely cool nights in the summer. Daytime temperatures in the summer can get as high as 40 degrees Celsius. When hiking below the rim and along the Colorado River, in the summer months, the temperatures are even higher and can reach as high as 47 degrees Celsius. It is known to rain during August, so you need to be aware of that too.
Is 1 day in Grand Canyon enough?
Canyon National Park is huge and it would take days to explore all four rims and do some hiking inside the canyon. That being said, one day is enough for the main highlights of the Grand Canyon.
Is the North or South Rim better?
Overall, if you want the total Grand Canyon package, it's best to visit both rims. But if you have to choose between the two, I recommend that first-time visitors focus on the South Rim for the numerous overlooks and variety of experiences.
However, the North Rim does boast the Grand Canyon's highest viewpoints, at over 8,000 feet. The most popular is Bright Angel Point, which is just a short walk from the Grand Canyon Lodge. From here, you can take in sweeping views of the canyon, and see all the way to the South Rim.
What is the most beautiful part of the Grand Canyon?
1. Mather Point, South Rim
2. Redwall Bridge, North Rim
3. Hopi Point, South Rim Trail
4. Plateau Point, Bright Angel Trail
5. Shoshone Point, South Rim
6. Desert View
7. Angel’s Window, North Rim
8. Black Bridge or Silver Bridge view from the River
9. Ooh Ah Point, South Kaibab Trail
10. Toroweap/Tuweep Overlook
Can you hike Rim to Rim a day?
Long distance thru-hikers typically average between 10-15 miles a day. Hiking more than that is totally doable but not necessarily the most fun or painless. Hiking Rim to Rim in one day means hiking at least 21 miles. If the pain hasn't already kicked in by mile 15, it's very likely it will at mile 16.
How hard is Rim to Rim to Rim?
It is a tough run, with a little bit of everything as obstacles: some rocky sections of trail, some exposure, two BIG hills, heat, cold, altitude (7000 feet at the south rim, 2600 feet at the bottom, 8000 feet at the north rim). You will definitely feel like you've accomplished something when you finish.
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