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Las Vegas Tours & Vacation Packages

Las Vegas tours and vacation packages run out from the Strip into the Southwest — the Grand Canyon, Death Valley and Hoover Dam are all close enough to visit and return the same day, while multi-day routes continue to Antelope Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon and Yellowstone. Beyond the Las Vegas Strip, Hoover Dam and Seven Magic Mountains, the city is also the most common overnight stop on West Coast tours running between Los Angeles and the canyons.

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Multi-Day Tours from Las Vegas

Two to four days reach the Grand Canyon South and East Rim, Antelope Canyon, Zion and Bryce with an overnight on the way. Five days and over continue to Monument Valley, the California coast or, in summer, Yellowstone. Hotels and a guide included.

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Beyond the Strip

Where to Go from Las Vegas

Pick a destination to see routes, prices and how many days you'll need.

To Grand Canyon, AZ
East into Arizona. The West Rim is close enough for a day trip; the South and East Rim need an overnight
from $134
To Antelope Canyon, AZ
Further east through Page, Arizona, usually combined with Horseshoe Bend and the Grand Canyon
from $99
To Death Valley, CA
West across the state line into California — salt flats, dunes and the lowest point in North America
from $139
To Zion National Park, UT
North into Utah — red rock canyons and hoodoos, often on the same route as the Grand Canyon
from $99
To Yellowstone, WY
The furthest destination, north through Utah and Idaho with Grand Teton; park roads open May to September
from $870
Trip Days You'll see From Best for
Las Vegas day trips 1 Day Grand Canyon West Rim, Death Valley, Hoover Dam and Red Rock Canyon, with hotel pickup on the Strip $7 Already in Vegas
Short trips from Las Vegas 2-4 Days The Grand Canyon South and East Rim, Antelope Canyon and the Utah parks, with an overnight on the road $269 A few days spare
Vacation packages 5-15 Days Longer routes crossing several states — Yellowstone, Monument Valley or the California coast, some ending in a different city $599 Seeing the whole West

Las Vegas Travel Guide

What's the difference between the canyons you can visit from Las Vegas?

The parks reached from Las Vegas are all carved rock, but no two look alike. The Grand Canyon is the widest and deepest, seen from the rim looking down. Antelope Canyon is the opposite: a narrow slot only a few feet wide in places, walked through at ground level with a Navajo guide. Zion is a canyon floor with walls rising on both sides, while Bryce is an amphitheater of thin orange spires called hoodoos.

Grand Canyon West Rim or South Rim: which should you visit from Las Vegas?

Two different places, both called the Grand Canyon. The West Rim sits on Hualapai tribal land, closer to Las Vegas, and is where the glass Skywalk is. The South Rim is inside Grand Canyon National Park and is the view most photographs show. Both are day trips from Las Vegas, but the South Rim is a longer day on the road; 2- to 4-day tours add the East Rim, Antelope Canyon and Zion with an overnight on the way. Each tour page states which rim it visits.

How long does a Grand Canyon day trip from Las Vegas take?

A full day, not a half day. Most of the time is spent traveling, with a few hours at the canyon itself and stops such as Hoover Dam or Seven Magic Mountains along the way. Departures are early and returns are in the evening. Plan the day around the tour rather than fitting other things into it. Exact times are on each tour page.

How does pickup work on tours from Las Vegas?

Depending on the tour, travelers are picked up at their hotel or at a set meeting point on or near the Strip. Hotel pickups run in sequence along the Strip, so your time depends on where you are staying. Pickup points and times are listed on each tour page and confirmed after booking. Hotels outside the covered area may be asked to meet at a nearby pickup point instead.

What is included in a tour from Las Vegas?

Day tours include transport and a guide, and multi-day tours add hotel accommodation. Many tours also charge a mandatory fee for park entrance, permits and tribal-land access, paid on top of the tour price; the amount is listed under Price Excludes on each tour page. Optional extras such as the Skywalk or a helicopter flight are priced separately and can be declined without affecting the rest of the day.

When is the best time of year to take a tour from Las Vegas?

Las Vegas is hot and dry from June to September, and the desert stops are hotter still. Spring and fall are the most comfortable for canyon trips, with mild temperatures and thinner crowds. Winter is mild in Las Vegas but genuinely cold at the Grand Canyon rim, which sits at altitude, so layers matter more than the Las Vegas forecast suggests.

Traveling from Las Vegas with parents or grandparents

Many tours from Las Vegas carry a Senior-Friendly label and are marked Moderate Activity, meaning viewpoints are reached on paths rather than hikes. Day trips involve long stretches seated on the road, so a 2- to 4-day tour with an overnight can be easier on older travelers. The Grand Canyon rim also sits at altitude, which some travelers notice. Group sizes range from small vans to full coaches.

Eating on a tour from Las Vegas

Lunch and dinner are usually not included; the group stops at restaurants or food courts where travelers order and pay individually. Some day trips include a light lunch, and some multi-day tours include hotel breakfast. Food options at the canyons are limited to park and roadside facilities, so it is worth carrying water and snacks. Many tours carry a Vegetarian-Friendly label, meaning vegetarian options are available at the planned stops. Note dietary requirements when you book.

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Las Vegas Tours - FAQ

  • Where do tours from Las Vegas pick up?

    Depending on the tour, at your hotel or at a set meeting point on or near the Strip. Pickup points and times are listed on each tour page and confirmed after booking; they are set by the route, not chosen at checkout.

  • What time do day tours from Las Vegas leave and return?

    Day tours leave early and return in the evening. Exact departure and return times are listed on each tour page. Allow a full day and avoid planning anything else around it, particularly on the day you fly out.

  • Are there fees on top of the tour price?

    Often, yes. Many tours charge a mandatory fee for park entrance, permits and tribal-land access, paid on top of the tour price and listed under Price Excludes on each tour page. Since 2026, non-U.S. residents aged 16 and over also pay an extra $100 per person at several national parks reached from Las Vegas, including Grand Canyon (South and East Rims), Zion and Bryce Canyon, unless they hold a non-resident annual pass. The Grand Canyon West Rim and Antelope Canyon are on tribal land and are not subject to this surcharge.

  • Are tours available in languages other than English?

    Yes. Many tours from Las Vegas are led by bilingual English and Mandarin guides, and some run in English only. The guiding language for each departure is shown on the tour page.

  • Is there a discount for booking several travelers together?

    Tours marked with a group discount take 3% off when nine or more travelers book in a single order. The discount is applied automatically at checkout, and the label appears on the tour page where it applies.

What Travelers Say

The tour was excellent. The tour guide was very cooperative and friendly. He took all efforts to make the tour a memorable. We could see the hidden treasuries of American national parks. My score for the trip as well as Guide is 10 out of 10.

—Subhendu · 7-Day Yellowstone, Antelope Canyon, Grand Canyon and Lake Tahoe Tour from San Francisco

The pickup from the Strip and 45-minute drive to Boulder City were straightforward. The view from the Memorial Bridge, 900 feet above the Colorado River, was impressive. I found not having to worry about navigation or parking the most practical part of the day.

—Marium · Hoover Dam Highlights Bus Tour from Las Vegas

We came away appreciating the national parks even more. Would definitely recommend Subi if you ever get the chance to tour the canyons and national parks. Would give more than 5 stars if I could 💯✨

—Caryn · 2-Day Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon & Zion Tour from Las Vegas | Small Group

The Super Southwest Tour with Bindlestiff was greater than I even imagined. We altered our route to include all Mighty 5 National Parks of Utah as well as Goblin Valley State Park before heading down to Nevada to explore the Grand Canyon. The helicopter ride from rim to rim was exceptional! I especially enjoyed the tour through Antelope Canyon. Thanks, Bindlestiff Team, for taking care of all the details!

—Doreen · 7-Day Camping Tour to Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands and Monument Valley from Las Vegas

We booked Bindlestiff Tours for a group day trip to Death Valley National Park from Las Vegas. Tour Date: April 1, 2026. Mr. Charlie Taussig was our tour guide. He brought a very comfortable and clean van with large side windows and arrived a few minutes early to greet us. Since it was only the four of us (other guests had cancelled/no other bookings on that tour), we got the benefit of a personal tour. Charlie was professional, friendly, very well informed of the area, shared interesting historical facts and legends, took us to all the points on the tour without rushing, drove safely even when other cars raced past our van, made the tour extra special and memorable. I would ask for Charlie again on any future tour. He covers a wide area of parks and tourist spots on the West Coast and does tours spanning several nights and for different interest groups. As a company Bindlestiff (Mary in particular) was responsive, answered all our doubts and concerns, and the tour unfolded exactly as described. Well stocked with boxed lunch, plenty of cold water and a first aid kit (the latter was tested and put to good use).Thank you Charlie Taussig and Bindlestiff. Highly recommend them.

—Usha · 1-Day Death Valley Small Group Tour from Las Vegas

The day covers quite a bit—an art installation, a large reservoir, and wildlife. Thirty minutes at Seven Magic Mountains was just right for photos. Fish feeding at Lake Mead is a nice interactive touch. The bighorn sheep at Hemenway Park aren't guaranteed; we waited a few minutes before spotting several. Overall, the variety keeps the tour from feeling monotonous.

—Kristina · Lake Mead Wildlife and Seven Magic Mountains 1-Day Tour from Las Vegas

This tour was outstanding and exceeded our expectations. Our tour guide, Joel, was personable and very informative. He clearly enjoys what he does and it shows through his efforts to make the tour as enjoyable as possible for the customers. The drive back and forth to the dam was extremely pleasant and educational (the new van was roomy and comfortable). We had plenty of time for the tour of the dam (which is also great) and exploring the surrounding sites. Finally, the tour of Vegas (driving the Strip and walking Fremont Street) provided a ton of history I did not know despite visiting Vegas regularly for over 30 years. Joel went above and beyond by walking with us up and down Fremont Street, giving us interesting (and often funny) insights into the city's history. Thank you for an enjoyable, memorable experience!

—Scott · Half-Day Hoover Dam Private day tour from Las Vegas

This tour linked several national parks well. We spent a fair amount of time on the coach, but each stop allowed about an hour to stretch and take photos. Antelope Canyon was optional at $105 per adult; since I was there anyway, I thought it was worth joining.

—Merlin · 5-Day Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon and Theme Park Tour from Las Vegas | Premium Coach

We had an amazing trip to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas. We were able to see the sunset the first day and the sunrise the second day. Paul, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and he directed us to all the best spots. The drive is long, but we passed the time listening to some groovy tunes. Thank you for a great family trip!

—Leon · 1-Day Grand Canyon South Rim and Hoover Dam Private day tour from Las Vegas

I joined this tour specifically to see Zion, and it delivered—Parus Trail and Riverside Walk were both easy, pleasant walks with great scenery. The drive through southern Utah was scenic too, which added to the experience. A solid one-day option from Vegas.

—dan · Zion National Park Hiking 1-Day Tour from Las Vegas
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