Grand Canyon Tours from Las Vegas

While the Grand Canyon might be located in the state of Arizona, the best hopping off point for visits is Las Vegas. To the West Rim of the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas is only 125 miles or 2 hours, while the south Rim is 279 miles or a bit more than 4 hours from Las Vegas.

Most international visitors to the United States are going to make a trip to the Grand Canyon a high priority, and international visitors to Las Vegas are usually going to spend at least one day exploring the Grand Canyon.

Unfortunately, the same can’t be said about Americans. Only 28% of Americans have seen the Grand Canyon, and millions of Americans finish trips to Las Vegas every year without seeing this American icon. When you are in Las Vegas you are probably the closest to the Grand Canyon you will ever be, and with all the options available to see the Canyon, your trip to Las Vegas will be your best chance. It is an amazing experience not to be missed.

How Will We Go To The Grand Canyon?

The route to both rims of the Grand Canyon goes south on US Highway 93. This highway passes right by the Hoover Dam, and all of our tours will stop there. Trips to the South Rim will pass through the Arizona towns of Kingman, Williams, and Tusayan. The drive to the West Rim is much shorter and will take you through Dolan Springs and Arizona’s Joshua Tree Forest. Stay connected during the drive with our on board WiFi and USB ports to keep devices charged.

We conduct all of our tours in 15 seat passenger vans, this is most important when visiting the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. If you are driving a bus, there are very limited scenic stops that they allow you to go to. If you are driving one of our vans, all the same overlooks that are available to cars are available to you. So for our tours to the National Park we are able to pick the absolute best locations for you to experience the Grand Canyon, not just the locations that they allow us to go. 

Where Will We Eat At The Grand Canyon?

On our 2 Day Tour to the South Rim, Williams, AZ will be your lunch stop. Williams is also the last stop of our tour of Route 66, and there are multiple stellar options for you to grab a memorable lunch. While many other tour companies will have you take your lunch in the tour bus or make you eat it while you are at the Canyon, we give you more than an hour to sit down and enjoy your meal. This is the benefit of taking an overnight tour to the South Rim, you will move at a more relaxed pace AND get more time to enjoy all the sights. 

For the 2 Day Sunrise Tour, Williams will also be where we stop for brunch, giving you a chance to try many of the charming towns breakfast options and to warm up after a early morning sunrise over the Grand Canyon. 

On our tour to the West Rim will have a few options for lunch. You will have a full 4 hours to explore and dine at the West Rim, which gives you enough time to sit down and the Sky View Restaurant and have a magnificent view while taking in the sights of both the Skywalk and the Grand Canyon.  There are other options at the West Rim, and we will also make a stop before we arrive in case you want to eat before we get there and spend all of your time taking in the sweeping views of the canyon.