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Board your plane in Boulder City and fly into the West Rim. As you land you will see the Skywalk, a glass bridge that juts out 70 feet beyond the Canyon's rim. You will then hop on a helicopter, fly 4,000 feet down to the bottom of the Canyon, and climb aboard a pontoon boat for a short ride up the river. Soon after docking, you will fly back up to the top of the Canyon and a tram will transfer you over to Guano Point. There you have light lunch and get to enjoy some free time to explore before your flight back to Las Vegas. This tour will last 5.5 hours.
Climb aboard a helicopter and take to the sky for this comprehensive tour. Soar effortlessly above and below the Rim of the Grand Canyon, through its peaks and chasms, and fix your eyes on its less traveled areas. Choreographed to music and narrations, you'll get views of stunning highlights like Lake Mead, the Hoover Dam, Black Mountains, Grapevine Mesa, and the Grand Wash Cliffs. Included with all of that is a five-mile rafting float trip down the Colorado River at Black Canyon, starting from the base of Hoover Dam. With a boxed picnic lunch included, this tour is ideal for families, so a camera is required. Your return to Las Vegas is by motorcoach.
The first leg of the journey leaves from Boulder City and flies you past Lake Mead and the mighty Hoover Dam. You'll then fly along the South Rim where two billion years of geologic history is carved into the walls, creating an ageless site. After landing at the South Rim you'll board a second plane to fly into Monument Valley to meet a Jeep for a guided tour, showing the towering mesas is a truly amazing experience, as you discover the aptly named Mittens and John Ford's Point (named for famed western film director John Ford.) You will stop for light lunch and then journey back to the plane where you fly back to the Las Vegas.
Though packed between Las Vegas and the West Rim of the Grand Canyon, the road between the two has more than its share of things to see. From man-made marvels, like the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, to the natural beauty of the land, on display in the Joshua Tree Forest, there's very little to ignore. Once you reach West Rim, Hualapai Indians will greet you and provide a guided tour, showing the history of the land in Indian Village, and presenting a daring view of the Canyon with the Skywalk. The Sky Walk is a U-shaped glass bridge that juts out 70 feet beyond the rim of the Canyon. Purchasing a ticket will let you walk beyond the rim, around a floor of glass, to look at the Canyon floor and the Colorado River 4,000 feet below. Just before your journey back to Vegas, the Skywalk Café gives you a meal with a view: a complimentary lunch on the edge of the Canyon. Take in one last look of the natural wonder's natural beauty to remember on the ride home.
If you driving out the west rim and you want to see the Grand Canyon from different angle then climb aboard our helicopter and fly 4,000 down to the foot of the Canyon. Then load onto a small river boat and cruise up the Colorado River. The view looking up is just stunning. You then fly back up to the top of the canyon.
