• Enjoy the raw beauty of the Grand Canyon!
• Experience the newly-constructed Skywalk bridge!
• Climb aboard million-dollar helicopter with large vista windows!
• Board your pontoon boat for ride down the Colorado River!
Time zone Difference Warning: The state of Nevada uses US Pacific time and Arizona uses Mountain time. The two states time will be same when it is day light savings, and Arizona will be 1 hour ahead when it is non-day light saving time. All tourists must check their destination time before heading to destinations. We suggest you set the two time zones in your smart phone to avoid unintentional delays.
Grand Canyon West
Grand Canyon West Rim
This portion of the wondrous Grand Canyon not only offers spectacular views of the natural phenomenon, but gives visitors a chance to meet and interact with the Hualapai Native American Tribe that oversees operations here. Grand Canyon West Rim is located on a Hualapai Reservation established in 1883 and is not part of Grand Canyon National Park. It attracts approximately 200,000 visitors every year and its popular SkyWalk glass bridge jutting out from the canyon is bringing in more tourists than ever. Other points of interest on the West Rim are Hualapai Ranch, Native American Village, Guano Point and Eagle Point.
Enjoy the spectacular Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the Earth on a comfortable
day trip from Las Vegas. You tour will depart in the morning and you will travel through the Mojave
Desert to the Hualapai Reservation to enjoy amazing views of the Grand Canyon. Visit Eagle Point for
memorable views and legends of the land. Guano Point, located at a great bend in the Grand Canyon,
offers a 360-degree panoramic vantage point of the entire West Rim that stands on a high slope. The
view overlooks the calm flow of the Colorado River deep in the North, underneath towering, multi-
colored layers in the canyon wall. Also, on the way back to Las Vegas, enjoy a photo stop overlooking
famous Hoover Dam.
1. Depart from Las Vegas, head toward Boulder City
2. Stop in Boulder City’s historic district to enjoy an included continental breakfast.
3. Continue across the Mojave Desert, and cross the Colorado River high above on the Mike
O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge.
4. Make a brief stop, at Arizona’s Joshua Tree Forest to see these unique trees and take photos.
5. Approximately 3 hours after departing from Las Vegas, arrive at Grand Canyon West, located
within the Hualapai Reservation.
6. Experience the various areas of Grand Canyon West, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the
World
7. Enjoy views of Eagle Point. Purchase an optional ticket to walk across the famous Skywalk, a
glass bridge that juts out over the walls of the canyon.
8. Explore the area around Guano Point, a breathtaking destination at the rim of the Grand Canyon
with views in several directions.
9. Visit the displays of Native American dwellings and Western Hualapai Ranch.
10. Depart the Grand Canyon, stopping at the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, and
walk up the steps to the pedestrian walkway, overlooking Hoover Dam and the Colorado River.
11. Make a brief stop at Hemenway Park in Boulder City to see if the Bighorn Sheep are grazing in
the park, a rare chance to see wildlife up close.
12. Continue on for your return to Las Vegas
Excalibur Hotel (Rear Rotunda tour lobby), 3850 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA
Hotels Nearby: Excalibur, Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Tropicana, Hooters, MGM, New York New York, Monte Carlo.
Bally's Hotel (North Door (Flamingo Rd)), 3645 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89109 USA
Hotels Nearby: Bally's, Paris, Planet Hollywood, Aria, Vdara, Cosmopolitan, Bellagio, Westin, Flamingo, Linq, Harrah's, Caesars Palace.
Teasure Island (Bus pick up area), 3300 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89109 USA
Hotels Nearby: Mirage, Treasure Island, Venetian, Palazzo,Trump, Wynn, Encore.
Circus Circus Hotel (Front Entrance), 2880 S Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89109 USA
Hotels Nearby: Circus Circus, Westage, Hilton Grand Vacations Suites, SLS, Stratosphere, Palace Station, Arizona Charlie Decatur.
*Roundtrip transportation for select hotels
*Restaurant Lunch
Any personal expenses and Gratuities(recommend $15-$20 per person)
3850 S Las Vegas Blvd; Waiting Place: Rear Rotunda tour lobby
3645 S Las Vegas Blvd; Waiting Place: North Door (Flamingo Rd)
3300 S Las Vegas Blvd; Waiting Place: Bus pick up area
If your hotel is not listed in the above list, please provide your hotel full name when placing an order. We will inform the boarding place in the confirmation.
·Cancellation Policy:
- 5 and more days prior to the departure date: NO penalty, full refund;
- 0-4 days prior to the departure date: NO refund.
·Amendment Policy:
- 5 or more days prior to the departure date: free of charge;
- 0-4 days prior to the departure date: No changes can be made.
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Breathtaking Views, Great Day Trip!
If you’re in Vegas and want to check out the Grand Canyon without doing an overnight trip, this is your go-to. The tour was pretty comfortable, and the breakfast in Boulder City was a nice bonus. The Grand Canyon itself was beyond what I imagined. The Skywalk is a must-do, even if you’re scared of heights! Afterward, we explored Guano Point and it felt like being on top of the world. The stop at Hoover Dam was an unexpected highlight. Would definitely do this tour again if I’m back in Vegas.
Perfect Day, Unforgettable Sights
I was a bit skeptical about spending an entire day on a bus, but this trip was worth every minute. The tour guide kept things interesting, and I loved the stops along the way – especially Joshua Tree! The Grand Canyon didn’t disappoint. Eagle Point and the Skywalk were breathtaking, though I was a bit scared to step on the glass bridge. Guano Point offered some of the best views of the canyon, and I loved learning about the Native American culture at the Hualapai Ranch. Definitely a tour I’d recommend to anyone visiting Las Vegas!
Skywalk Is a Must-Do
I’m so glad I signed up for this tour! The drive was really smooth, and our guide was awesome at explaining everything we were seeing. The views at Grand Canyon West were out of this world. Eagle Point was beautiful, but the Skywalk? INSANE. It’s so high up, but the views of the canyon were something else. Guano Point was equally breathtaking with a 360-degree view of the entire canyon. The Hoover Dam was a cool bonus on the way back too. A perfect day trip from Vegas if you don’t want to miss the Grand Canyon!
Totally Worth It!
This tour was amazing! It’s a long day, but so worth it. The drive through the Mojave Desert was surprisingly scenic, and the stops at Boulder City and Joshua Tree were nice breaks. Once we got to the Grand Canyon West, I was absolutely floored. Eagle Point had the best views, and the Skywalk was wild – the glass floor really gives you a “floating” feeling. Guano Point was next-level, with panoramic views of the canyon and the Colorado River. And on the way back, we got to check out the Hoover Dam, which was epic. Highly recommend this tour if you’re looking to experience one of the Seven Wonders in a day!
Is there a place I can store my luggage during the Grand Canyon West Rim Bus Tour?
2023-06-25 17:46All Las Vegas hotels offer free bag storage. You may wish to check out of the hotel in the morning, store your bags with the bag storage, then when you arrive back from your tour, pick up your bags and head straight to the airport.
What unique experiences make visiting the Grand Canyon West Rim worthwhile?
2025-11-30 20:30The Grand Canyon West Rim offers a range of memorable experiences, including breathtaking panoramic views of the canyon from various overlooks like Eagle Point and Guano Point. Visitors can walk on the famous Skywalk, a glass bridge extending over the canyon edge, providing a thrilling perspective. Additionally, exploring the Hualapai Indian Reservation adds a cultural dimension to the visit, with opportunities to learn about the local heritage and enjoy unique activities.
Is the Grand Canyon West Rim currently open to visitors?
2025-11-30 20:30Yes, the Grand Canyon West Rim is generally open to visitors year-round, though operating hours and specific attraction availability may vary seasonally or due to unforeseen circumstances. It is always recommended to check the latest information before planning your visit to ensure smooth access and enjoyment of all features.
Are there any free viewing points or sections at the Grand Canyon West Rim?
2025-11-30 20:30Access to the Grand Canyon West Rim, including its main viewpoints like Eagle Point and Guano Point, and experiences like the Skywalk, typically requires an admission fee. There are no free viewing points within the designated tourist areas of the West Rim itself, as it is located on the Hualapai Indian Reservation and managed by the Hualapai Tribe.
Where is the Grand Canyon West Rim located, and how far is it from Las Vegas?
2025-11-30 20:30The Grand Canyon West Rim is located on the Hualapai Indian Reservation in Arizona. It is approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) east of Las Vegas, Nevada. The drive usually takes about 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. This makes it a popular day trip destination for visitors staying in Las Vegas.
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Stunning Views and Great Stops
Wow, what a day! The Grand Canyon West is gorgeous, and this tour is a great way to see it all in a day. The stops at Boulder City and Joshua Tree were fun little surprises, and the canyon itself is breathtaking. The Skywalk was definitely worth the extra ticket, and the views from Guano Point were absolutely stunning. I also really enjoyed the quick Hoover Dam photo op. It’s a long day, but the tour is so well-paced, and it’s hard not to be impressed by the beauty of it all. Highly recommend!