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The Strip is free to walk, so the money goes on getting out of town. These 15 sort the Grand Canyon coaches, the Hoover Dam stops, the helicopters and the desert ATV runs by price and how much of the day the driving eats.
Travel from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West in an air-conditioned coach, with direct access to Eagle and Guano Points, a Hoover Dam photo stop, and about 3.5 hours at the rim. Add lunch, the Skywalk, or a helicopter and Colorado River boat ride when booking.
“Great trip! Learned so much history. Sarah did an amazing job and was very informative. Well worth it.”
Take a 10.5-hour coach trip from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West with a hot breakfast, Hoover Dam photo stop, Joshua trees, BBQ lunch, and VIP canyon shuttles. Guides such as Pat, Ian, Joe, and Andrew add humor and useful tips. Add the Skywalk or a helicopter flight for an extra charge.
“OMG, this was such an awesome tour. It was really a dream come true. Andrew, the tour guide, made the experience so amazing, comfortable, and funny. Robert, our driver, was so helpful and kept us safe. I can't say enough good things about this experience!!!! You've got to take this tour!!!”
Leave the Las Vegas Strip for a guided 1.5-hour ATV ride near Lake Mead. Guides such as Koby, Kurt, Alex, Casey, and Kenny lead first-timers along a private desert track, with helmets, goggles, gloves, photo stops, and transport included. Expect a scenic drive and a steady, safety-first pace.
“I was excited about this ride due to the outstanding reviews. But unfortunately, this was a disappointing 4-wheeler ride for us. Our guide, Alex, was great but I'm sure he was limited to what his management team has directed him to do. This ride is ok for beginners who've never ridden before but not very satisfying for others. We stayed under 15mph going out to the turn-around point through mostly flat desert floor and washes. Stayed under 20mph on the way back. No challenges on this ride and nothing to break the humdrum monotony. The 4-wheelers were fairly new. Gloves and helmets were provided. There are much better rides available…”
Ride from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West with a guide such as Terrence, Mike, Chris, or Derek, stopping at Hoover Dam and Joshua Tree Forest. Spend about four hours at Eagle Point, Guano Point, and Hualapai Ranch. Add the Skywalk or a helicopter landing near the Colorado River.
“The tour guide was exceptional. He was very knowledgeable and clear with the information he shared. The real disappointment with the tour was the air conditioning on the ride back from the tour. The tour guide informed us that there was an issue with the air conditioning unit and he tried his best to correct the issue. The temperature outside was well over 100 degrees, which made the inside temperature a nightmare for everyone riding back to Las Vegas. To end the tour with such an uncomfortable experience really took away the joy of what was a very pleasurable start of the tour.”
Ride from select Las Vegas hotels with a separate driver and guide, then tour Hoover Dam’s powerplant, exhibits, and crest. You’ll stop at the Las Vegas sign and Memorial Bridge, eat a hot lunch, and receive a voucher for LA Comedy Club at The Strat.
“Great trip - very well organised, ran exactly to time and included everything they said it would. Joe (the guide) was authoritative and extremely funny - made it a really enjoyable trip. Highly recommended.”
Leave Las Vegas before dawn for Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. You’ll ride in an air-conditioned vehicle, enjoy lunch and bottled water, descend ladders with a Navajo guide, and walk 1.5 miles round trip to the Colorado River overlook. Guides and drivers vary by date.
“Great trip. You have to be able to go up and down steps, but there were railings so that helped. It was truly beautiful scenery.”
Take a 10 to 12-minute nighttime flight from Las Vegas over the Strip, downtown, Sphere, High Roller, Bellagio, Luxor and Allegiant Stadium. The AS350B2 helicopter seats up to six passengers. Add dinner at Bonefish Grill or Pampas, with Mercedes Sprinter transport afterward.
“It could have been better. The time you spend up there is too short for the price, and they don't even let you take photos in the helicopter area, which is often part of the experience people want.”
Spend about 10.5 hours traveling from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West by coach, with a guide such as Gia, Joel, or Carlito. Visit Eagle Point and Guano Point, add the Skywalk and lunch if you wish, and stop at Joshua trees, Hoover Dam, and Hemenway Park.
“The trip was well organized and time spent at the Grand Canyon was wonderful.. Joel was great and I especially like that he would repeat questions asked by fellow travelers. The Helicopter and boat ride to the base of the Grand Canyon is worth the extra cost for a once in a life time experience. Note for bus trips, please ask people to bring and use headphones on the bus when watching reels and video clips:-)”
Leave the Strip early for Grand Canyon West, with four hours for Eagle Point, Guano Point, Hualapai Ranch, lunch, or optional Skywalk and helicopter trips. Guides such as Milton, Gia, Brandon, and Carlito provide commentary, while air-conditioning, WiFi, water, and snacks ease the long drive.
“Great tour guide and bus driver! It was a full day but we made lots of stops that broke it up so it didn’t feel as long. The Grand Canyon stop gives you a few hours there to do as you please, or you can do a guided tour for $20. We were able to stop and do a picturesque little walk through Joshua Tree forest as well which was great. Overall it was an amazing day and we would highly recommend!!”
Kayak four miles through Black Canyon from Willow Beach to Emerald Cave, a sunlit grotto rather than a walk-through cave. Guides such as Michelle, Preston, Gabby, and Jessica lead small groups, provide snacks and water, and help beginners manage the calm river. Choose a single or tandem kayak, with hotel pickup available from Las Vegas.
“A fantastic way to get off The Strip while visiting Vegas! The Emerald Cave Tour with River Dogz was a 5-star experience from start to finish. Communication was excellent from booking through pickup, including clear instructions on what to bring and timely updates when our launch time changed due to weather. Everything was handled smoothly. Our guide, Michelle, was amazing—friendly, knowledgeable, and so easy to talk to. She shared great information about kayaking, Lake Mead, and the Emerald Cave, and even took fantastic photos of our group along the way. Water and snacks were provided, and there’s a marina store if you want extras. Highly recommend this tour if you’re…”
Ride from the Las Vegas Strip in a 14-passenger Mercedes Sprinter, with guides such as Chris, Keith, Bob, and Pam sharing local and dam history. You will see Lake Mead, walk near the Hoover Dam bypass bridge, and stroll across the dam, with an optional Seven Magic Mountains stop.
“Excellent tour. Very knowledgeable and engaging guide Keith took care of us. First 2 stops seemed rushed and quite a hike on first stop optional but necessary for view”
Head to the David Copperfield Theater at MGM Grand for a 90-minute magic show built around famous illusions, personal stories, humor, and audience participation. Choose your seating category and showtime, then use your mobile barcode for direct entry. Children must be at least five.
“I was disappointed, not like anything I’ve seen on tv. This was my first magic show and was not impressed, seating was too close, sharing a very small table with 4 people.”
Spend a long day touring Grand Canyon West from Las Vegas by coach. You’ll see Eagle Point, Guano Point, Joshua Tree Forest, Lake Mead, and the Hoover Dam bridge. Guides such as Curty and Robert are praised for clear, entertaining commentary. The Skywalk, breakfast, and lunch depend on your selected option.
“Start with the things that bummed us out: We ordered the breakfast and lunch and Skywalk package. Honestly the breakfast was good but you gotta eat on the bus (meh) and you get your lunch at the same time so it’s warm by the time you eat it. What I would suggest is don’t get any food and when they stop at the gas station get a subway sandwich. You can also eat at the Grand Canyon as well and the food is about the same quality and price but at least it’s not a 14 hour old sandwich (they make the sandwiches the night before and you get them…”
Take a slow, 30-minute revolution on the High Roller at The LINQ. Your air-conditioned cabin gives you room to move, while an audio tour points out landmarks and shares Las Vegas history. Choose daytime for mountain views or evening for glowing Strip lights.
“the views were amazing and ride was slow giving so much time.to enjoy”
Meet your shuttle across from Mandalay Bay, learn the ATV basics, then follow guides such as Harry, Kenny, or Logan through the Nellis Dunes. The tour welcomes beginners, includes gear and transport, and stops at a high point for views of the Strip. Drivers must be 18 or older.
“Really good experience. Stay hydrated and wear comfortable clothes and shoes that you wouldn't mind getting dirty and tossing them out.”
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