Grand Canyon Adventure

This package includes land and air experiences, departing from Las Vegas on a ground route to the West Rim, with a stopover at the magnificent Hoover Dam and a helicopter flight over the Canyon.

Transported on board of a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, chauffeured by an experient driver who will take you on a panoramic cruise for views of Lake Mead and Joshua tree conservation area.

You will be personally escorted by an excellent tourist professional during the entire ground portion of the tour. Multiple stops will be made at all the important viewpoints available during our road trip which includes, a brief stop for photos of the hydroelectric and Pat Tillman Mike O’Callaghan Bridge, which connects the states of Nevada and Arizona, Hualapai Ranch,  Eagle Point, Skywalk (optional) and Guano Point.

The air portion of the trip allows for unforgettable, breathtaking views of this natural wonder. As you soar above the Grand Canyon, you will sense the grandiosity of the greatest example of erosion in existence, the result of an estimated 17 million years in the making. For your convenience, unlimited water and lunch are provided on the tour. The small group expedition adds a personal touch. All fees included except the tickets to the Skywalk. Personal cameras are not allowed in the Skywalk.

Tour Duration:  Approximately 11 hours

Overflight: Approximately 15 minutes

Complimentary: hotel Pickup and Drop off

Extras included: Complimentary Water, Lunch, Multi-lingual tour guide, clean and confortable top of the line vehicles. Stopovers, Small group experience.

Additional information

Days and Hours of Operation:

• 7 days a week
• From 6:00AM During Winter & Fall
• From 8:00AM During Spring and Summer

Upgrades

• You may upgrade to a private tour. Private tours may be customized according to customer’s needs and desires, when previously arranged.
• Admission to the Skywalk.
• During Spring and Summer seasons, you may add a stop at Lake Mead National Recreation Area.

Checklist

• During the summer the temperatures are very high, the use of lip balm, sunscreen, hats, bandanas, sunglasses and such are highly recommended;
• Do not forget your camera! Cameras and phones are allowed and encouraged with the exception of the Skywalk;

• Layered clothing is recommended during Fall and Winter from October through March. Hats, sunscreen, lip balm, gloves, scarves, ear protectors and jackets are highly recommended;
• Wear appropriate shoes. The Grand Canyon terrain is rough, rocky and uneven. It is important to wear sturdy and comfortable shoes such as sneakers or hiking boots. We discourage the use of open toe sandals and heels
• Snacks and beverages of your particular taste are encouraged. Lunch is a complete meal however it will be served late in the afternoon;
• Alcoholic beverages are not allowed.

Important Notes

• Be sure to book your trip as soon as possible to ensure this adventure;
• Personal cameras are not allowed in the Skywalk.