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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Do you need help booking a tour? Reply to this email and tell me:
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).
I answer EVERY message - Keith Kravitz |
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Bus tours leave daily from Vegas to the West Rim (Skywalk) and the South Rim. Don't try to book 24 hours prior or same day. They'll be sold out. Especially the tours that include such add-ons like a helicopter to the bottom or a Colorado River boat ride or a VIP Skywalk ticket.
Here's options... |
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Airplane Tour? We've Got 'Em! |
Tons of airplane tours from Las Vegas. The majority fly to the West Rim, and can make it there in a whopping 20 minutes. Others go to the South Rim in under an hour! Planes hold up to 19 adult passengers and are equipped to provide tour narrations in up to 8 different
languages! Definitely RSVP as these trips ALWAYS sell out during the summer months. Read more... |
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Champagne Picnic (Las Vegas) |
The most popular helicopter tour from Las Vegas to the Canyon? The one that lands at the bottom for a Champagne picnic. By far! This tour goes over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, Colorado River and Grand Canyon before landing alongside the river for a Champagne picnic. Make a totast
to one of the most awesome experiences on the planet. But don't wait long. Go here and book this tour now... |
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Las Vegas Plane to South Rim |
There are no Las Vegas helicopter tours to the South Rim. If you want to fly, you're only option is the plane. In my opinion, that's a terrific trade-off. The flight over is just 60-minutes, which beats the pants off renting a car and driving 5.5-hours to get there. Plus these
plane tours can be upgraded to include a helicopter tour or a Jeep tour! If you're looking for a tremendous air-ground combo, I strongly recommend booking
this flight... |
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Best South Rim Helicopter |
Yes, a helicopter tour at the South Rim is an incredible experience, especially if you do the 50-minute tour. How so? To start, you fly over the South Rim, East Rim and the North Rim. Then you end the flight by flying through the Dragoon Corridor, the widest, deepest section of
the National Park. When it's all said and done you'll have witnessed nearly 75 percent of the Canyon. Get a jump on this tour before it sells out... |
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You want high adventure? You got it. Here's a package that combines a helicopter ride to the bottom of the Canyon with a 13-mile float trip down the Colorado River via the Black Canyon Gap. I think of it like "surf and turf." Please note that this trip leaves once a day, which makes it imperative that you book it in advance if you are serious about going for it. Go here and lock down your seats before they're gone... |
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Skywalk Helicopter - Basic |
The Skywalk has to be seen to be believed. I mean for starters it's a glass deck that extends 70 feet over the edge. Oh, yeah, and you're expected to "walk the plank" and enjoy a view that includes looking 4,000 feet below your feet at the bottom of the Big Ditch. Interested?
Take this Skywalk helicopter ride from Vegas (it comes with a VIP ticket to the Bridge!). |
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I figured since we included the Skywalk helicopter in this issue that a few of you want more details about the bridge itself that are beyond the obvious. For instance, how much it cost. Or the band of Indians that allowed it on sacred ground. Or why you can't bring a camera on it. There's a lot more and that's why this article is a good read as you plan your trip. |
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