Small-Group Zion National Park Day Tour from Las Vegas in Las Vegas booking from $263.78

Small-Group Zion National Park Day Tour from Las Vegas

Overview

You'll be amazed at the fabulous scenes on the way to Zion, which is roughly 163 miles from Las Vegas near Springdale, Utah. Relax on the drive as you get to know the other travelers in your small group (never more than 14 passengers per group) and your professional tour guide.

Take in the scenery of Zion Canyon, which cuts 15 miles through the sandstone of the park. Drive through the Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel, which gives travelers direct access from Zion to nearby Bryce Canyon.

Admire the views along the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, which is also known as the Floor of the Valley Road. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like Golden Eagles, Red Tailed Hawks, big horn sheep, Mule Deer, Cottontail Rabbits and Turkeys.

Enjoy a wonderful picnic lunch in Zion (choose your lunch option in the 'Special Requirements' field at booking).

At the end of an exciting day in Zion National Park, relax on the drive back to Las Vegas and get dropped off at your hotel.

City: Las Vegas

Tue 25 Feb

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What's Included

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Bottled water

Professional guide

Snacks

Lunch

Hotel/port pickup and drop-off

Additional Info

Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Please call after check in with your hotel name and room number. A message will be left on your room phone or cell phone with the exact pick up time and location
Please advise of your sandwich/lunch preference in the Special Requirements field at checkout:
Ham & Cheese
Turkey
Italian (combination of Genoa salami, capacolla and prosciutini)
Veggie
Garden salad with vinaigrette
Tour requires a minimum number of participants to operate. If the minimum number has not been met, you will be offered another date or full refund.
Face masks provided for travellers
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
Social distancing is encouraged and face masks are suggested for travelers and guides in public places when social distancing is not possible. Some public places may require face masks.

What To Expect

Zion Canyon Visitor Center

Enjoy hotel pick up from Las Vegas Strip or downtown hotels at approximately 7am to begin your day trip to the amazing Zion National Park. Head for Zion, which is roughly 163 miles from Las Vegas near Springdale, Utah. Relax on the drive as you get to know the other travelers in your small group (never more than 14 passengers per group) and your certified interpretive guide.

Zion Shuttle

Take in the scenery of Zion Canyon, which cuts 15 miles through the sandstone of the park. Drive through the Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel, which gives travelers direct access from Zion to nearby Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon.

Zion Canyon Scenic Drive

Ride the shuttle or in the winter months drive with your guide thru the park

Weeping Rock Trail

Take a short hike to Weeping Rock. The water flowing thru the rocks is approx 800 years old.

Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway

Admire the views along the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, which is also known as the Floor of the Valley Road. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife like Golden Eagles, Red Tailed Hawks, big horn sheep, gray foxes, jackrabbits and rock squirrels.

Riverside Walk

Take a short hike along the Virgin River. Dip your toes in the cool water. Enjoy lunch along the way (choose your lunch option in the 'Special Requirements' field at booking). At the end of an exciting day in Zion National Park, relax on the drive back to Las Vegas and get dropped off at your hotel.

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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 (52)

MouseFanatic

Jun 2018

We booked a day tour from Vegas to Zion. Other than some photo ops quickly noted b the driver during transit, this is primarily a self-guided tour, so if you're seeking a fully guided tour, this is something to keep in mind. The cost includes transfer from and to your hotel, a bagged lunch, and entrance into the park. The park itself offers free ranger-guided tours at specific times, which is definitely an option with advance planning and independent travel. Once we arrived at Zion, we were dropped off with a map and our lunch and the driver returned several hours later to pick us up. The rating is based not just on our disappointment in finding that the trip was almost entirely self-guided, but also (and primarily) on being at the mercy of a careless and reckless driver/tour "guide." He was distracted, digging into various bags in the passenger seat (over 30 times on the ride there alone) and he took calls and scrolled through his phone for the duration of the return trip (often not looking up from his phone for almost a minute at a time), swerving and veering on the road. At the start of the trip, we immediately felt comforted by a dash cam that appeared to be recording and aimed at the driver; after the fact, we wondered if it was just for looks, because it certainly didn't encourage our driver to be safe. We have ridden in many a city taxi, taken city buses, and had bad drivers before, but never have we worried about our safety in a vehicle as much as we did on this tour. It was a bad enough experience that we attempted to call someone, but there was no cell service for much of the ride and none at all within the park (something to keep in mind), not to mention the complication of being hours away from our hotel. As a result, the day was stressful and the experience ruined what should have been a wonderful memory. We returned in the evening and I promptly wrote an email to the company. The Tour Operation Manager replied with a vague offer to "extend a very special rate on a future tour." He knew we lived thousands of miles away and I'd discussed with staff upon booking that we were departing the next day, so the offer came across as a minimal and disingenuous way of the company being able to say that they made at least some effort to pacify our complaint. Having owned businesses ourselves, there is NO WAY we would send an email and not pick up the phone to personally reach out to a customer expressing a bad experience and disturbing claims about one of our employees. Disappointing, and it really drove home that the company's lack of care and concern for customers may be the very reason the driver felt so comfortable in being reckless with our safety. Zion itself is absolutely breathtaking. Rent a car, wear comfortable shoes that can get wet, bring a hiking stick if you have one (they also sell them in the park), pack your lunch or dine at the lodge, and bring your camera. Totally worth a visit.

Wanda E

Apr 2018

Our guide Philip entertained us with stories of the founding of Las Vegas, current history and facts, and the sights between Las Vegas and Mt. Zion. He was very responsive to the needs of his patrons.
This trip is good for all physical abilities, although the van is not wheelchair equipped. We are taken to Mt Zion's main hub, where we can take a shuttle to see the Virgin River basin and headwaters. Several key hikes of varying abilities and time are available, and then the van takes us to another part of the park to see more of its grandeur. We were able to stop and take fabulous pictures in addition to the ones we got while hiking. f
The tour provides lots of water AND food! We had salads for lunch, which included cookies, wheat thins, and fritos. We ate lunch at one of the shuttle stops in the park.
I would highly recommend this tour.

Patrick R

Apr 2018

Having the tour guide spend all day talking about Politics and Religion is not my idea of a fun guide, especially when he is completely ill-informed.

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Small-Group Zion National Park Day Tour from Las Vegas

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