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Death Valley Small Group Day Tour From Las Vegas

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Leave the excitement of Las Vegas behind and journey to the stunning landscapes of Death Valley National Park. On this small-group Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas, you’ll explore the park’s most iconic locations, including the vast Badwater Basin, mesmerizing Artists Palette, and the rolling Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes. Soak in the unforgettable views from Dante’s View and Zabriskie Point, where the dramatic desert scenery will leave you in awe. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at the Badwater Saloon, and let our expert guide share the rich history and fascinating geology of this unique desert environment. Experience the extremes of Death Valley in comfort, with personalized attention throughout the day.

Miasto: Las Vegas
Sun 30 Aug
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Bonus Stops
Professional guide (Spanish, Korean, Japanese, Mandarin)
Light Breakfast
Death Valley National Park Entrance Fee
Unlimited Drinks and Snacks
Direct Hotel Pickup
Bonus Stops
Dodatkowe informacje
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • The remaining time is allotted for the travel time.
  • The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
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Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
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Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
3
Badwater
Visit the iconic salt flats at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. This is the most iconic stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
4
Artists Palette
Enjoy the scenic drive through Artists Drive and stop at Artists Palette for stunning views of the multi-colored hills. 30 minutes for driving and photos. This is the most colorful stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
5
Furnace Creek Visitor Center
Stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for a brief restroom break, exhibits, and an introduction to Death Valley. An essential stop on any Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
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Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Arrive at the sand dunes for a walk and some photo opportunities in this picturesque desert landscape. A perfect stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas
7
Dante's View
Finish the tour with a stop at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramic views from 5,000 feet above the valley floor. A great way to finish your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
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Zabriskie Point
Head to this famous viewpoint for panoramic views of the badlands, perfect for photos on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
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Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
10
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
11
Badwater
Visit the iconic salt flats at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. This is the most iconic stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
12
Artists Palette
Enjoy the scenic drive through Artists Drive and stop at Artists Palette for stunning views of the multi-colored hills. 30 minutes for driving and photos. This is the most colorful stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
13
Furnace Creek Visitor Center
Stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for a brief restroom break, exhibits, and an introduction to Death Valley. An essential stop on any Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
14
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Arrive at the sand dunes for a walk and some photo opportunities in this picturesque desert landscape. A perfect stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas
15
Dante's View
Finish the tour with a stop at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramic views from 5,000 feet above the valley floor. A great way to finish your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
16
Zabriskie Point
Head to this famous viewpoint for panoramic views of the badlands, perfect for photos on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
17
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
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Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
19
Badwater
Visit the iconic salt flats at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. This is the most iconic stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
20
Artists Palette
Enjoy the scenic drive through Artists Drive and stop at Artists Palette for stunning views of the multi-colored hills. 30 minutes for driving and photos. This is the most colorful stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
21
Furnace Creek Visitor Center
Stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for a brief restroom break, exhibits, and an introduction to Death Valley. An essential stop on any Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
22
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Arrive at the sand dunes for a walk and some photo opportunities in this picturesque desert landscape. A perfect stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas
23
Dante's View
Finish the tour with a stop at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramic views from 5,000 feet above the valley floor. A great way to finish your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
24
Zabriskie Point
Head to this famous viewpoint for panoramic views of the badlands, perfect for photos on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
25
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
26
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
27
Badwater
Visit the iconic salt flats at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. This is the most iconic stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
28
Artists Palette
Enjoy the scenic drive through Artists Drive and stop at Artists Palette for stunning views of the multi-colored hills. 30 minutes for driving and photos. This is the most colorful stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
29
Furnace Creek Visitor Center
Stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for a brief restroom break, exhibits, and an introduction to Death Valley. An essential stop on any Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
30
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Arrive at the sand dunes for a walk and some photo opportunities in this picturesque desert landscape. A perfect stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas
31
Dante's View
Finish the tour with a stop at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramic views from 5,000 feet above the valley floor. A great way to finish your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
32
Zabriskie Point
Head to this famous viewpoint for panoramic views of the badlands, perfect for photos on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
33
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
34
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
35
Badwater
Visit the iconic salt flats at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. This is the most iconic stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
36
Artists Palette
Enjoy the scenic drive through Artists Drive and stop at Artists Palette for stunning views of the multi-colored hills. 30 minutes for driving and photos. This is the most colorful stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
37
Furnace Creek Visitor Center
Stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for a brief restroom break, exhibits, and an introduction to Death Valley. An essential stop on any Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
38
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Arrive at the sand dunes for a walk and some photo opportunities in this picturesque desert landscape. A perfect stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas
39
Dante's View
Finish the tour with a stop at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramic views from 5,000 feet above the valley floor. A great way to finish your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
40
Zabriskie Point
Head to this famous viewpoint for panoramic views of the badlands, perfect for photos on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
41
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
42
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley National Park is an otherworldly adventure waiting to be discovered. Home to the lowest point in North America, it's a land of striking contrasts – where towering sand dunes meet vast salt flats, and rugged mountains give way to surreal landscapes that seem straight out of a dream. Wander through golden canyons, stand beneath the iconic Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, and marvel at the shimmering Badwater Basin, all while basking in the park’s captivating silence. Whether you're chasing jaw-dropping sunsets, uncovering hidden oases, or stargazing under the darkest skies, Death Valley is an unforgettable escape into nature's extremes.
43
Badwater
Visit the iconic salt flats at Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. This is the most iconic stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
44
Artists Palette
Enjoy the scenic drive through Artists Drive and stop at Artists Palette for stunning views of the multi-colored hills. 30 minutes for driving and photos. This is the most colorful stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
45
Furnace Creek Visitor Center
Stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center for a brief restroom break, exhibits, and an introduction to Death Valley. An essential stop on any Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
46
Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes
Arrive at the sand dunes for a walk and some photo opportunities in this picturesque desert landscape. A perfect stop on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas
47
Dante's View
Finish the tour with a stop at Dante’s View for breathtaking panoramic views from 5,000 feet above the valley floor. A great way to finish your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
48
Zabriskie Point
Head to this famous viewpoint for panoramic views of the badlands, perfect for photos on your Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas.
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Recenzje (3)
Derek_A
Dec 2024
Luis was very polite, knowledgeable so made the tour enjoyable for all involved. Would highly recommend.
mariebR617UV
Nov 2024
I wish there were more than 5 stars to describe my experience with MaxTour, specifically their Death Valley Small Group Day Tour from Las Vegas. I used Viator to book, but next time I will book directly. The whole 12 hour trip went like clockwork, from pick up to drop off, and everything in between. It was such a pleasant chill tour, since I wasn't having to do the driving. Loved the small group experience vs the giant bus (like the one we used for Hoover Dam a few days prior). It makes the process of getting on and off the bus, checking out the sites, meals, etc. go WAY quicker and easier. Definitely go with a small group tour, you won't regret it. Death Valley is an incredibly beautiful, magical place. I seriously had no idea just how gorgeous the national park was, expecting a pile of rocks! Salt Flats at Badwater Basin, the many colors of rock at Artists Palette, golden colored badlands from Zabriskie Point, and the expansive views at Dantes View were some of the highlights. The pictures just don't do this place justice, and can't capture the beauty. It's a must see in person. Jonny was our tour guide and driver, and he did an amazing job at both tasks. Not only was he professional, kind, patient, friendly and fun, he had super taste in music. We got to listen to some great tunes the whole ride to Death Valley and back. Jonny was able to impart his vast knowledge of the park, but also Las Vegas, so he really kept the day interesting. I'm already looking at doing another MaxTour next year while in Vegas. If it's anything like our Death Valley tour, I know we're in good hands!
Marie_B
Nov 2024
We took this small group tour of Death Valley, and were so glad we did. We had no idea Death Valley was as beautiful and magical as it is. Seriously thought we were going to see a pile of rocks! Death Valley has so many interesting areas to see: Salt Flats at Badwater Basin, the many colors of rock at Artist's Palette, golden colored badlands from Zabriskie Point, and expansive view at Dante's View. Just a stunning, gorgeous place! Our tour guide and driver Jonny was incredibly kind, informative, and had the best taste in music. We got to hear all the classics on the 12 hour tour. We recommend this tour whole heartedly!

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