• Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge – The journey south crosses the Colorado River on the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, one of the highest concrete arch bridges in the world, standing nearly 900 feet above the river beside Hoover Dam. From the elevated seating of the coach, travelers keep their cameras ready as the guide points out the engineering marvel below. This is a crossing, not a stop, and one of the great moments of the drive.

• Mojave Desert – The route winds through the Mojave, a landscape of ancient Joshua trees, volcanic rock, and wide-open desert plains that shifts by the mile. The step-on guide brings it to life along the way, from the hardy plants that survive out here to the history written into the terrain, turning the miles between Las Vegas and the canyon into part of the show.

• Historic Route 66 – The drive east follows the corridor of America’s most famous highway. Travelers roll along a stretch of historic Route 66 itself, and for miles the original Mother Road runs visibly alongside the interstate, the same pavement that carried generations of travelers west. The guide shares the story of the road that defined the American road trip as it unfolds outside the window.

• Grand Canyon South Rim – Enter the national park and begin three full hours at the South Rim, including lunch served right at the rim overlooking the canyon (weather permitting).

• Mather Point – Arrive inside Grand Canyon National Park and step up to the canyon’s most celebrated first look. A short, easy walk along the paved rim path brings travelers to Mather Point, where the canyon opens up in a sweeping panorama of layered red, gold, and violet rock stretching to the horizon, with views plunging a mile down toward the Colorado River. This is the postcard view, and the moment most travelers describe as the one that stopped them in their tracks.

• Bright Angel Lodge – Continue along the rim to the top of the legendary Bright Angel Trail, the century-old route that switchbacks a vertical mile down toward the Colorado River. From the overlook, travelers watch hikers and mule trains work their way along the switchbacks far below, the single best way to grasp the true scale of the canyon.

• Grand Canyon Village – Steps from the trailhead, explore the historic heart of the South Rim. Browse for unique souvenirs inside Bright Angel Lodge, a 1930s landmark designed by famed architect Mary Colter, and take in the architecture of the canyon’s golden age, when the railroad first brought travelers to the rim.

• Colorado River – The return to Las Vegas crosses the Colorado River once more on the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, nearly 900 feet above the water that carved the Grand Canyon itself. Catch a final glimpse of the river gorge in the late-day light as the guide wraps up the story of the Southwest’s great waterway, then sit back and relax for the comfortable ride home.

• Las Vegas Strip – Arrive back on the Las Vegas Strip, where the day concludes with drop-off at Treasure Island, Park MGM, or Excalibur, all centrally located for an easy return to the hotel.

• Hotel pick-up and drop off from most Las Vegas Strip and Downtown hotels
• Bottled water
• Deli lunch, served at the Grand Canyon Rim picnic style (Weather Permitting)
• Guided Walking Tour along the Rim (If option is selected)
• Helicopter Flight over South Rim (if option is selected)
• On-board restrooms

• Gratuities
• Helicopter Flight over South Rim (if option is not selected)
• Entrance fees
• Guided Walking Tour along the Rim (if option is not selected)

Stand at the edge of the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, where this magnificent natural wonder spans up to 18 miles wide and plunges a mile deep. This comprehensive day tour from Las Vegas offers park admission, a delightful lunch served at the rim (weather permitting), and three full hours to explore Grand Canyon National Park. Enjoy visits to iconic Mather Point, the historic Bright Angel Trailhead, and Grand Canyon Village, with optional upgrades for a helicopter ride or a guided rim walk. Experience seamless booking, with convenient door-to-door service from the Las Vegas Strip, supported by Gray Line’s extensive expertise in Grand Canyon tours.

• Infants 23 months and under are considered a lap child.
• Children ages 2 years and up require a seat
• Adult pricing applies to all passengers
• Collapsible wheelchairs can be accommodated providing the passenger is accompanied by someone who can assist them to board and disembark the bus.
• Buses equipped with a lift are based upon availability and might not be available. Should a bus equipped with a lift be required, a three day advanced notice is required, and you must contact the local tour operator immediately after booking to confirm your request.
• Motor coaches are climate controlled and equipped with restrooms, reclining seats, video monitors and over-sized windows
• Please be advised that there may be waiting periods at any point or attraction due to weather or passenger volumes
• Hotel pickup is available for this tour/activity. Please note: depending on the hotel, buses may not be able to access or enter every property. In this case, pickup may be redirected to a central bus stop or nearby hotel. Exact pickup details will be provided to the guest upon reconfirmation with the local tour operator.
• Please Note: National Park fees may apply for international visitors. If applicable, this fee is collected in-destination and not at the time of booking.

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