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Grand Canyon West Rim With Hoover Dam Photo Stop From Las Vegas

Grand Canyon West Rim With Hoover Dam Photo Stop From Las Vegas

Overview

The West Rim of the Grand Canyon has much to offer and this tour allows you to see it all! Enroute to the Grand canyon, make a brief stop for a photo opportunity of the Hoover Dam from the bypass bridge. Once at the canyon, you'll have 3 hours to take in magnificent views from both Eagle Point and Guano Point. Brave the glass skywalk which spans 700 feet over the floor of the Canyon and nearly 4000 feet above the ground (available to purchase). This tour includes both a light continental breakfast and optional lunch as well as hotel pick up and drop off from most local hotels.

City: Las Vegas

Mon 23 Dec

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Starting at $99.00

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Mon 23 Dec

Starting at $99.00

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What's Included

Morning Snacks

Air-conditioned vehicle

Hot Lunch (if option selected)

Unlimited bottled water

Selected Hotel pickup and drop-off

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Lunch at Eagle Point Skyview Restaurant or Guano Point Eatery (Lunches on West Rim tours are optional).
Morning snacks includes muffins, Belvita cookies, banana and juice
Emotional dogs are not considered as service dog. Must have support document to support any other service dogs.
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guests are encouraged to remain distant from the Canyon edges as there is no fencing defining the edges at Eagle Point and Guano Point. In addition, masks maybe required to be worn whenever inside of buildings and prior to boarding the shuttle busses.

What To Expect

Hoover Dam Bypass

Make a brief stop at the Hoover Dam bypass bridge for a photo opportunity and amazing views of the Dam.

Grand Canyon West

Enjoy a day away from the hustle and bustle of Las Vegas and head to the Grand Canyon's west rim - home to the world-famous Skywalk. Your tour begins with a brief stop at the Hoover Dam for a photo opportunity and amazing view of the Dam and Bypass Bridge. After a relaxing bus ride through the 900 year old Joshua Tree forest, you will arrive at the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. Once here, you will receive a ticket for lunch and your shuttle ticket which will allow you to move about the canyon very easily. You will have approximately three (3) hours to explore here on your own.

Grand Canyon Skywalk

Your first stop will be Eagle Point. Here, you can step out onto the glass skywalk, a U-shaped glass deck that extends 70 feet beyond the rim of the Canyon giving you a full view of the 4,000 foot drop to the Colorado River below. The views from here are nothing short of spectacular and be sure to spot the eagle in the facing rock. Also at Eagle Point is a Native American Village which displays many tribal homes and depicts the lifestyle of the local natives and you can watch cultural activities such as performances by Indian dances in the amphitheater. This is an optional upgrade that you can select upon checkout.

Guano Point

From here, you can make your way to Guano Point with even more spectacular views over the Colorado River. You can hike the trail here which leads to the highest point where the scenic vantage offers a majestic view of the Colorado River or just simply relax and enjoy the peacefulness of Grand Canyon West whilst enjoying a hot meal with stunning views!

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (999)

Monika R

Aug 2017

I was super excited about taking my kids to see Grand Canyon West the morning of July 20. Dewayne was our tour guide and he did not disappoint. He knew his stuff! Great storyteller. He told us all about the Las Vegas and all kinds of unique things along the way. He gave the best advice which was to skip the first stop and just go straight to the Skywalk when we arrived at Grand Canyon West. That's exactly what we did. When we got there I didn't see anyone out on the Skywalk but didn't realize it was closed. It was cloudy when we got there but it was not raining or even any type of light drizzle. The store for souvenirs is also very small and there were limited choices. I took some pictures and we got on the bus that would take us to the last stop to have lunch. By then it was raining. We got lunch and had to sit in a section where we got wet as we had our lunch. Fortunately, someone at the next table got up and let us have their seat where we didn't get wet. We heard that the Skywalk was open so of course we got over there as fast as we could. It was 1:30pm Dewayne told us to be back at the bus by 2:15pm. We arrived around 1:40pm at the Skywalk to a very long line. However, the guy said the wait was only 10-15 min. After 10 minutes of not moving in the line, we decided to leave. My kids were afraid we'd get left. So we went back to the bus without seeing what we really came to see. We arrived to Grand Canyon West around 11:15am. So all you have is really 3 hours to do everything. If the Skywalk is closed, there isn't really much to see. And if they reopen the Skywalk, be prepared to wait a long time to get on it. Next time I go, I will drive. The road leading in is paved. One last thing, we did stop by Hoover Dam. It would have been nice to get out and walk where you can actually look down into the dam or go up on the bridge, even if it's quite a few steps to get up there. I will never do a tour again. If I do one , I will research a little first. When we got back to the bus, we had to wait 30 minutes for 2 ladies who did see the Skywalk. They were probably in line the same time we were but they decided to see it because after all, that's what they came there for, and the bus waited for them. It would have been nice to know up front that the bus can't actually leave you. I would have waited in line at Skywalk if I'd known that. All that money for nothing.

garymilton962

Jun 2017

Picked up on time and in comfort in shuttle bus and taken to meeting point for transfer to tour bus for journey to canyon, bus driver Harrison was fantastic and kept us entertained for journey to canyon. Once at canyon scenery is amazing and we ate at ranch before going to eagle point and guano point

Christopher W

Apr 2017

This was a great day trip during our stay in Las Vegas. We were between the West Rim and South Rim--and from reading, it sounded like the South Rim would be more what we were looking for, but was a good 15 hour day, so we went with this trip instead. We were not disappointed. The bus driver Anthony was awesome! He gave some great history and background on Vegas and other points along the way. We also got to view a movie on the making of the Skywalk, which was very interesting. Once at the West Rim, there's three stops on the Indian Reservation with a circulating bus. The first stop, which was an Indian Village/Town, which I thought was gimmicky, boring, and not interesting at all. I would've gotten our lunch there since the food smelled good, but it was still too early. We were maybe there 10 or 15 minutes. Stop 2 was where the Skywalk was, which we did not do but it looked awesome, but the views at this stop were amazing. The visitor center was a good spot for information as well. The 3rd stop was worth the price of admission. From the point--you get an almost 360 view of the canyon, which made for a great panoramic picture taken with my phone. The food there was great, and we sat basically right near the cliff. We spent most of our time at this spot. We had plenty of time to do what we needed to, and then headed back to the bus. Pickup to Dropoff was about 11 hours total....so we were back in Vegas in time to rest our feet, and then get dinner and gamble some more!