Hey it's Keith Kravitz and here's a list of what's hot when it comes to Grand Canyon helicopter tours from Las Vegas & South Rim...
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Best tour ever. And the most comprehensive. This trip leaves no stone unturned! Highlights include the 3,500-foot descent to the bottom. The boat down the majestic Colorado.
And a walk on the Glass Bridge. Anyone who does this trip should get a merit badge…
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Bottom w/ Champagne Picnic |
This trip cuts to the chase and does all the exciting stuff first! Go straight to the bottom and celebrate the adventure with a Champagne picnic. There's plenty of time afterward to puff out your chest, stroll the Colorado’s riverbank and declare yourself King of the World!
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The only South Rim tour I recommend if you are visiting the Canyon and don't plan to come back. This tour covers all the bases. Of course, you could walk about, sweat, and see
a tiny fraction of the National Park. Or try this heli ride and see up to 75 percent of it while basking in the A/C!
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The Grand Canyon at sunset. Definitely a bucket-list item. This tour is the last flight of the day. Descends 3,500-feet to the bottom where you enjoy a picnic at the
base that includes Champagne! Back on heli, you head west toward the setting sun. This tour comes with an extended tour over the Vegas Strip as the lights come on. This is definitely the trip that will take your vacation "over the top!" Go here for more info...
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We in the industry call them "day parts," which is a fancy way of referring to the time of day that
helicopters fly. There’s morning, afternoon and evening. After years of doing this, I’ve come to the conclusion that the following timeframes are best in terms of visibility and smooth air. |
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Las Vegas South Rim Plane |
Las Vegas helicopters don't fly to the South Rim. It's too far. So you have to take a plane tour. Which is a great idea considering it takes 5.5 hours one-way to get to this Rim. Need another
reason to do it? OK. How about the fact that you can add a helicopter ride to it?!?! I really love this tour and recommend it. Get more details here...
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Air-Only Las Vegas Flight
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Fear only flight is one of the cheapest and most popular tours from Las Vegas. It goes over Lake Mead, Hoover dam, Colorado River in the Mojave Desert. Flights depart throughout the day, from morning until sunset. The budget tour parts from Boulder city. The deluxe version departs from the Las Vegas strip and includes a Strip tour. Take either of these options…you can't go wrong.
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Helicopter Rafting from Las Vegas
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This tour starts with a helicopter ride to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. The highlight is the 3500 – foot descent to the bottom! Then
transfer to a 19 man pontoon raft and start a tour down the majestic Colorado River. The rafting segment starts at the bottom of Hoover dam and ends at magnificent Willow Beach. This is a full day of adventure and one you'll never forget during your Las Vegas vacation. Go here for more details.
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