Grand Canyon Tours

Travel comfortably to Grand Canyon National Park from Las Vegas with round-trip transportation in a spacious, air-conditioned coach, including expert commentary from a knowledgeable guide.

Visit top viewpoints in the South Rim, such as Mather Point and Bright Angel Point near Bright Angel Lodge, and take in sweeping views of the Canyon on the tour.

Enjoy plenty of free time to explore various lookout points, take scenic walks along the rim, and soak in the natural beauty at your own pace.

Upgrade your tour to add lunch or a guided walking tour from Mather Point to Bright Angel Lodge along the trail to get a more immersive experience of the South Rim.

Fun fact: Nearly 6 million people visit the Grand Canyon annually, making it one of the most popular attractions in the US.

Visit one of America’s greatest engineering feats on a 5-hour guided tour with exclusive access to restricted areas inside the Hoover Dam.

Walk through original construction tunnels, descend to the 500-foot-deep power plant, and step into the generator room normally closed to the public.

Explore the Visitor Center’s historical exhibits, then head to the 900-foot-high Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Bridge for sweeping canyon and river views.

Stop in Historic Boulder City for a quick bite at a quaint cafe, and head to the Hoover Dam Museum for a self-guided tour.

Travel in comfort from Las Vegas aboard a luxury motor coach with an English-speaking driver/guide who shares stories from the dam’s history and engineering legacy.

Visit Grand Canyon West on a day tour from Las Vegas and enjoy round-trip transportation in a luxury motorcoach.

Stop at iconic viewpoints such as Eagle Point and Guano Point on your bus tour, and make a trip to the Hoover Dam on your tour.

Upgrade your tour to include a dining voucher, access to the Grand Canyon West Skywalk for a thrilling perspective, or an adventurous helicopter and boat ride of the West Rim.

A day trip to Grand Canyon West from Las Vegas gives you ample time to experience the Canyon with ease of transport and access to its top sights.

Fun fact: The Hoover Dam's construction involved 21,000 workers and utilized 3.25 million cubic yards of concrete—enough to build a sidewalk from San Francisco to New York City.

Soar over the Grand Canyon’s North and South Rims and take in their beauty and unique geological features. Ideal for a quick yet unforgettable adventure.

Experience aerial views of the canyon's rock formations and layered strata, and enjoy onboard commentary offered in multiple languages, sharing facts and tidbits on the views.

Enjoy unobstructed views of ancient formations like the Vishnu Schist and Dragon Corridor from your helicopter, perfect for capturing stunning photos.

Enhance your adventure by upgrading to a premium luxury helicopter tour, increasing your flight time to 45 mins, and adding an optional Hummer tour, offered in daytime or sunset slots.

Fun fact: The Grand Canyon was first seen from the air in 1929 by a pilot named John W. H. McLain, marking the beginning of aerial tourism in the area.

Hop into a Hummer for a 2-hour guided tour of the Grand Canyon’s most scenic spots.

Visit 3-4 incredible viewpoints like Mather Point and Yavapai Point, where you’ll take in canyon views, towering cliffs, and ancient rock formations.

With your expert guide leading the way, dive into the canyon’s rich past, uncover the forces that shaped it, and spot hidden details you might otherwise miss.

Keep an eye out for elk, mule deer, and other wildlife as you ride through the park. Your guide will help you spot them and share fun facts about their habitat.

Meet directly at the Buck Wild Hummer Tours starting point or enjoy hotel pick-up from select locations in Tusayan and within Grand Canyon National Park.

For a more immersive experience, upgrade to a sunset tour and watch the canyon transform, or add a 1-hour-long of the Grandview Trail.

Fly over Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam before descending into the Grand Canyon West in a plush helicopter with the added benefit of hotel transport.

See the Skywalk Bridge, Eagle Point, and more as you learn about them through an in-flight multilingual narration.

Touch down on the floor of the canyon and be greeted with Champagne and an indulgent picnic.

Upgrade your ticket for breathtaking aerial views of the Las Vegas Strip or experience the helicopter tour during sunset hours.

Did you know? The ancient canyon walls, where you'll be enjoying your picnic, once formed the seabed of a mile-deep ocean.

Soar above the Grand Canyon in a helicopter, featuring panoramic windows that offer unparalleled views of the canyon’s most iconic rock formations and landscapes.

Capture stunning aerial shots of the North and South Rims, the dense Kaibab Forest, and the winding Colorado River as you explore the canyon from a unique perspective.

Experience the less-visited Eastern region of the Grand Canyon, where you’ll discover dramatic cliffs, hidden valleys, and the vibrant colors of the canyon walls.

Enhance your adventure with an optional Hummer tour, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers looking to explore the canyon’s rugged terrain up close.

Fun fact: The Grand Canyon is about 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide, and over a mile deep, making it one of the most impressive natural landmarks in the world.

Brace yourself for a sky-high adventure and enjoy a bird's-eye view of the Grand Canyon on an aerial tour.

With multilingual audio narration on board, you'll be getting the lowdown on all things Grand Canyon as you fly on a state-of-the art helicopter or airplane.

Soar over the Colorado River, Kaibab National Forest, and the magnificent canyon gorges and rock formations like Zuni Corridor, Imperial Point, and the Kaibab Plateau.

Add a thrilling Hummer tour to your experience, for an even more in-depth look at the stunning South Rim scenery.

Did you know? The Grand Canyon is so vast, that it creates its own weather system. Keep an eye out for this natural spectacle!

Explore highlights of the Hoover Dam on a scenic tour from Las Vegas, led by an English-speaking driver/guide.

The 90-minute exterior walk across the Hoover Dam reveals beautiful Art Deco deisgns from the 1930s, including motifs of the Navajo and Pueblo tribes of the region.

Drive up to the 900-foot-high Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Bridge, overlooking the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, and the border between Arizona and Nevada.

Stroll through the historic Boulder City dotted with quaint boutiques and cafes; and enjoy a self-guided visit to the Hoover Dam Museum which tells stories of history & construction.

Travel in comfort from Las Vegas aboard a luxury motor coach with an English-speaking driver/guide who shares stories from the dam’s history and engineering legacy.