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Scenic Helicopter Tours Over Las Vegas & Nearby Landmarks

11 Tours in Las Vegas

Frequently Asked Questions About Las Vegas Helicopter Tours

Depending on the tour, you can fly over the Las Vegas Strip, Downtown, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon. Choosing your destination first is the easiest way to narrow down the different Las Vegas helicopter experiences.
Yes. Vegas Views offers aerial sightseeing over the Las Vegas Strip, while Strip Night Flights by Papillon Helicopters lets visitors see the Strip illuminated after dark.
Daytime flights provide clearer views of the surrounding desert, mountains and natural landmarks, while night flights emphasize the neon, resort lights and skyline of the Las Vegas Strip. If seeing Vegas itself is the priority, a nighttime Strip flight can offer the city's most distinctive aerial view.
Yes. Vegas.com offers multiple Grand Canyon helicopter experiences, including Wind Dancer by Maverick Helicopters, Golden Eagle by Papillon Helicopters and Grand Celebration by Papillon Helicopters. Flight times, landing experiences and total tour lengths vary by itinerary.
Yes. Hoover Dam & Las Vegas Strip Flight by Helicopter combines views of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead with the Las Vegas Strip. Several Grand Canyon helicopter tours also fly over Lake Mead and Hoover Dam along their routes.
Yes. Neon & Nature by Maverick Helicopters includes Red Rock Canyon and the Las Vegas Strip, combining natural desert scenery with aerial views of Las Vegas.
Flight times range considerably. Short Strip experiences can provide roughly 12 to 15 minutes of flightseeing, while Grand Canyon helicopter tours may include an hour or more in the air as part of a multi-hour experience.
Start with what you most want to see: the Strip, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, or the Grand Canyon. Then compare flight time, total experience length, daytime versus nighttime sightseeing, and whether the itinerary is air-only or includes time on the ground.