South Rim Motorcoach Tour
The South Rim lies in Grand Canyon National Park, one of the most popular national parks in America. This tour allows you to visit this amazing park in a comfortable motorcoach. After leaving Las Vegas you will make a photo stop at the famous Hoover Dam, where you can see the blue waters of Lake Mead, the largest man-made reservoir in the United States.
Just before entering the park, you will stop for lunch at the National Geographic Visitor's Center. Once at the Grand Canyon, you will enjoy a guided tour that focuses on three different viewpoints, including stops at the deepest and widest points of the South Rim.
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Pick-Up
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05:45 |
15 hours |
Adult $109 |
Student $99 |
Highlights |
Inclusions |
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* Hoover Dam & Lake Mead * National Geographic Center * Historic Route 66 * Two South Rim Viewpoints * Widest & Deepest Points |
* Hotel Pick-Up & Drop Off * Park Entrance Fee * Narrated Tour * Continental Breakfast & Lunch * Deluxe Motorcoach Transfers |
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Tour price does not include gratuity or meals unless otherwise stated. We reserve the right to modify or cancel tours due to lack of participation, vehicle breakdown, or weather or road conditions. |
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Detailed Itinerary
The Grand Canyon South Rim tour starts with a transfer from your Las Vegas hotel to our tour center for check-in and a continental breakfast then it's off to the Hoover Dam, where you have the opportunity to photograph this marvel of civil engineering.
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Hoover Dam |
Next, we drive through various desert ecosystems en route to the Grand Canyon, passing the extinct volcano "Fortification Hill." Before entering the park, you will stop at the National Geographic Visitor's Center for lunch (included), where you can choose to watch the IMAX Grand Canyon Discovery & Adventure movie or sign up for a flightseeing trip over the Grand Canyon (both optional). Continuing on through Arizona, we arrive at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. This tour has photo stops at the widest and deepest points of the South Rim (21 miles across, 8400 feet deep). With 45 minutes at each stop, you will have ample time to take photographs and admire the amazing vistas and rock formations that make the Grand Canyon so impressive.
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