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Experience the Grand Canyon

12 Tours in Las Vegas

Frequently Asked Questions About Grand Canyon Tours From Las Vegas

The best Grand Canyon tour depends on how much time you have and the experience you want. Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam Photo Stop Bus Tour is an option for a traditional day trip, while helicopter experiences such as Wind Dancer by Maverick Helicopters provide aerial views and a much different perspective of the canyon and surrounding Southwest.
The West Rim is a popular choice for Las Vegas visitors and is home to attractions such as Eagle Point, Guano Point and the Grand Canyon Skywalk, while the South Rim offers the classic Grand Canyon National Park experience. Vegas.com offers tours to both areas, including the Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour by Gray Line Tours for travelers who want to visit the South Rim.
Most road-based Grand Canyon tours are substantial day trips. Vegas.com currently lists its West Rim bus tour at about 12 hours and the Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour by Gray Line Tours at about 14 hours, while certain helicopter tours can complete the experience in considerably less time.
Yes. The Grand Canyon Skywalk is located at the West Rim, and Vegas.com offers experiences that incorporate or provide access to the area. Grand Canyon West Rim 5 in 1 and Skywalk Odyssey by Maverick Helicopters are among the products designed around Grand Canyon West experiences. Check the individual product details to confirm whether Skywalk admission is included or offered separately.
Yes. Combining the Grand Canyon with Hoover Dam is a popular way to see two major Southwest landmarks during one trip from Las Vegas. Grand Canyon West Rim & Hoover Dam Combo visits the West Rim, Hoover Dam and Boulder City, while other Grand Canyon products may include an aerial view or photo stop at Hoover Dam.
A bus tour works well if you want a ground-based day trip with more time devoted to stops and sightseeing, while a helicopter tour emphasizes aerial views and can reduce the amount of time spent traveling by road. Vegas.com offers both formats, so the best option depends on your budget, schedule and how you want to experience the canyon.
Yes. Some experiences combine ground transportation and sightseeing with a helicopter flight. Grand Canyon West Rim & Helicopter 6 in 1, for example, includes transportation to the Grand Canyon along with an approximately 15-minute helicopter component that descends below the rim.
Start by choosing between the West Rim and South Rim, then consider how you want to travel and how much of your day you want to devote to the trip. Compare bus, helicopter and combination tours along with features such as the Skywalk, Hoover Dam stops, canyon landings and total tour duration before booking.