Grand Canyon South Rim Guided Tour

"There is a reason that the OFFICIAL Grand Canyon National Park is considered one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. At 7,000 feet, its' South Rim is nearly twice as deep as the lesser known West Rim. Putting that height into perspective, that's enough to stack five and a half Empire State Buildings, seven Eiffel Towers and over 19 football fields!
You’ll be mesmerized as you overlook the sheer beauty and vast expanse of the Canyon, stop at the best viewpoints, and receive extensive information about the history and geology of this magnificent natural wonder that can't be found in guide books.

En route to the Park, you'll pass through the Mojave Desert and travel stretches of historic Route 66 in a luxurious 10-passenger Tour Trekker. This custom-built vehicle is equipped with plush leather captain’s chairs, extra-large viewing windows, and a flat screen DVD player for the ultimate in touring experience.

Bottled water and lunch provided!"

What's included:

• Fully guided tour
• Entrance fees
• Round trip transportation to/from Las Vegas hotels
• Bottled water

What to expect:

Duration: 12 hours, 30 minutes

Route 66

198 S Michigan Ave, , Chicago, 60603, Illinois

Your tour sets off along historic Route 66 through the Mojave Desert, past the old Santa Fe Railway. Along the way, you’ll gain insider information about the wildlife, history, myths and legends of the Southwest.

Pass by without stopping

Mather Point

20 South Entrance Road, , Arizona

Mather Point showcases the vastness of the Grand Canyon. It’s the perfect place to take panoramic photos, with distant views of the North Rim visible across the 10-mile expanse.

15 minutes

Grand Canyon Village

N Village Loop, , 86023, Arizona

Enjoy some free time at the Grand Canyon Village, home to the historic Bright Angel Lodge and El Tovar Lodge. Explore on your own time before making your way back to Las Vegas.

1 hour

Yavapai Observation Station

About a mile east of the Visitor Center, , Arizona

Walk to Yavapai Point from Mather Point (less than 3/4 mile). It’s more non-stop photo ops at Yavapai Observation Station. This unique viewpoint offers more stunning vistas and an indoor experience that covers the site’s geology and topography with a wall of windows for unobstructed views over the rim.

1 hour