Hey it's Keith Kravitz and here's a list of what's hot when it comes to Grand Canyon tours from Las Vegas & South Rim...
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1. Are you flying from Las Vegas? 2. Best day and month for you to fly? 3. Which tour you want (if you don't know, give me your requirements).
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South Rim: 30-Min Budget Heli Ride
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Visiting the South Rim on a super-tight budget? Then the 30-minute basic heli ride is perfect for you. This tour goes form the South Rim to the
North Rim and back via the amazing Dragoon Corridor, the widest, deepest section of the Canyon. It's a great way to get a lay of the land prior to driving into the Park and hitting the bricks. Pricing & availability here...
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Celebrating a special occasion like an anniversary, proposal or birthday? Then you've got to consider a sunset heli ride from Vegas. These tours
are the last ones of the day and man do they offer stunning views of the Canyon. En route, you go over Lake Mead and Hoover Dam. On the return, you do an extended tour over The Strip. Go here to book it...
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Tips: South Rim Things to Do |
So you're headed to the South Rim. Awesome. But what to do while you're there, right? That's why I put together this quick guide of things to check out that will make everyone's trip to the National Park a thrill a minute. |
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If you've got a free day to spare in Vegas, don't waste it walking up and down the Strip in 100-degree weather. Hop an air-conditioned luxury bus and visit the South Rim, which is much cooler because it sits at an elevation of 7,000 feet. There's no-frills bus rides and there's one that comes with a helicopter ride form South Rim to North Rim. If you're looking for a road trip, we've got you coverd. Click here for bus tour options...
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The secret to keeping everyone happy and cool at the South Rim? Float tours. It's all about taking a water raft 15.3 miles down the Colorado River, stopping for a dip, lunch and more and then rounding it all off with a stroll to a
secret waterfall and ancient Indian rock art. There are two options. The bus and float (cheapest) and the plane/Jeep/raft/bus option. Try one and you'll enjoy one of the canyon's greatest adventures.
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The helicopter tour that does it all? Try the 4-in-1. This package includes going to the top and the bottom. At the base, you walk to the banks of the Colorado River and do a boat ride. Then, back on the heli, you ascend and land on top and to the
Skywalk VIP-style. By the time you're done, you'll have left NO rock unturned. It's a great trip and one of the most comprehensive tour we offer. Interested? Click here for 4-in-1 prices and availability...
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Vegas: South Rim by Plane
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Drive to the South Rim from Vegas and it takes 5.5 hours. Fly and it takes 60 minutes. Go ahead and weigh the options, but for me, it's crystal clear that if I'm pressed for time I'm going to take the direct flight to the National Park. The flight over from Las Vegas goes just South of the Canyon. Once landed, you do a heli ride from South Rim to North Rim and back. Then it's 2+ hours on the ground. Click here for the best plane tour ever...
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One of the hottest packages ever offered at the South Rim, the heli + jeep combo package let's you experience the best of the
National Park from air and ground. Even includes an IMAX movie ticket. You'd think you'd have to take out a mortgage on this tour but that's way far from the truth...
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With the weather so nice, now's the time to consider booking that South Rim Jeep tour! These are guided, open-air Hummer Jeeps that cruise inside
the National Park and stop at all the key landmarks for photos and exploration. Each Jeep holds up to nine people and pretty much stick to the network of paved road the Park offers. These trips are popular with couples, families and groups. Book one before they sell out...
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