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Grand Canyon Tours, Flights & Tickets

Helicopters, day trips, the railway, sunset tours, Skywalk tickets and Antelope Canyon — chosen, sorted and ready to book.

You can see the Grand Canyon perfectly well on your own with a car and a park pass. Tours earn their place when they solve a problem: getting there from Las Vegas or Phoenix without driving eight hours, seeing the canyon from the air, getting into Antelope Canyon (which requires a Navajo guide), or catching sunset without the parking scramble.

Below are 56 experiences we selected from the many hundreds on sale, grouped by what you want to do. All are live GetYourGuide products with real reviews. Prices are indicative “from” prices in US dollars at the time of writing; you will see live prices in your own currency when you click through.

First, know which canyon you are booking. Most tours from Las Vegas go to Grand Canyon West on Hualapai land, not to the national park’s South Rim. Both are spectacular, but they are 250 road miles apart. Our comparison explains the difference.

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Day trips from Las Vegas

West Rim tours are shorter and cheaper and often add Hoover Dam; South Rim tours are longer days but show the national park. The Page combos add Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend.

The Colorado River far below Guano Point at Grand Canyon West Coach day tour from US$99
🕒 10.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.6 (6,460)

Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam View, Lunch/Skywalk Options, WiFi

The most-reviewed Grand Canyon tour on GetYourGuide, with more than six thousand reviews. It visits Grand Canyon West on the Hualapai Reservation — the closest part of the canyon to Las Vegas — with a photo stop for Hoover Dam. The Skywalk is an add-on: choose it when booking if you want to walk the glass bridge.

  • Early arrival at Grand Canyon West, often ahead of the crowds
  • Hoover Dam photo stop
  • Optional lunch and Skywalk
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Canyon walls and the Colorado River below Eagle Point at Grand Canyon West Coach day tour from US$99
🕒 10 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.8 (4,201)

Vegas: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Skywalk Option, & Two Meals

A hugely popular, light-hearted West Rim day trip with breakfast and a barbecue lunch, more than four thousand reviews and a 4.8 rating. You stand at the edge of the canyon at Eagle Point; the Skywalk itself is optional.

  • Breakfast and BBQ lunch included
  • Photo stop for Hoover Dam at the bypass bridge
  • Eagle Point, home of the Skywalk (optional)
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El Tovar Hotel on the South Rim in Grand Canyon Village Coach day tour from US$124
🕒 14 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.6 (805)

Vegas: Grand Canyon National Park South w/Lunch, Free WiFi

A good-value way to see the national-park South Rim — the Grand Canyon of the postcards — on a day trip from Las Vegas. It is a long day of driving, but you get roughly three hours at the canyon with the park fee and lunch included.

  • About three hours of free time at the South Rim
  • Park entry fees and lunch included
  • Grand Canyon Village: El Tovar, Hopi House, Kolb Studio, Bright Angel Trailhead
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Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River loops around a sandstone outcrop near Page Coach day tour from US$398
🕒 17 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.8 (2,079)

Las Vegas: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend

Three of the Southwest’s most famous sights in one very long day from Las Vegas, with over two thousand reviews and a 4.8 rating. Expect a pre-dawn start and a late return; the reward is the South Rim, a guided walk through Antelope Canyon and the view over Horseshoe Bend.

  • Grand Canyon South Rim
  • Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide
  • Horseshoe Bend overlook
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Guano Point at Grand Canyon West with the river below Small-group day tour from US$249
🕒 10 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.9 (232)

Small Group Grand Canyon West Rim, Skywalk & Hoover Dam Tour

The West Rim and Hoover Dam in a small group, with a 4.9 rating. Smaller groups move faster through stops and leave more time at the viewpoints. Check whether the Skywalk is included in the option you choose.

  • Small group instead of a large coach
  • Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam
  • Skywalk in the title — check what your option includes
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Helicopter & airplane flights

From Las Vegas, flights go to Grand Canyon West, where helicopters can land on the canyon floor. At the South Rim, flights from Tusayan stay above the rim but cross the deepest, widest part of the canyon.

Aerial view of the layered red cliffs of the Grand Canyon rim seen from the air Scenic helicopter flight from US$269
🕒 30 minutes (up to 3.5 hours with the Hummer option) 📍 From Grand Canyon Airport, Tusayan ⭐ 4.7 (3,142)

Grand Canyon 30-Min Helicopter Flight + Hummer Tour Option

The classic South Rim flight: a half-hour loop from the heliport in Tusayan out over the Kaibab Forest and across the canyon, with thousands of reviews behind it. Flights over the national park stay above the rim and follow set air corridors, so this is a sightseeing flight, not a landing tour. Add the Hummer option to see the rim viewpoints on the ground afterwards.

  • Flight over the national park from Tusayan, just outside the South Rim
  • Optional guided Hummer tour along the rim
  • The most-reviewed Grand Canyon flight on GetYourGuide
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Evening light on the buttes and side canyons below the South Rim near Tusayan Scenic helicopter flight from US$359
🕒 About 45 minutes 📍 From Grand Canyon Airport, Tusayan ⭐ 4.9 (1,977)

Grand Canyon National Park: South Rim Scenic Helicopter Tour

A longer flight from Tusayan that crosses the Kaibab National Forest and then flies through the Dragon Corridor, where the canyon is at its widest and deepest. On a clear day the route takes in distant views of the Painted Desert and Marble Canyon. One of the highest-rated flights at the South Rim.

  • Longer route over the Dragon Corridor, the widest and deepest part of the canyon
  • Views towards the Painted Desert and Desert View Watchtower
  • Frequent departures through the day
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Hotels along the Las Vegas Strip Helicopter flight with landing from US$549
🕒 2–2.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.9 (1,215)

Vegas: Grand Canyon Helicopter Landing Tour and Champagne

One of the highest-rated helicopter tours from Las Vegas (4.9 from over a thousand reviews): fly out over Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, land inside Grand Canyon West for champagne and snacks, and see the Strip from the air.

  • Flight from Las Vegas into the canyon
  • Landing on Hualapai land below the rim
  • Champagne and snacks by the river
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Aerial view of the canyon rim from a helicopter Helicopter flight with landing from US$529
🕒 4.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas (hotel pickup) ⭐ 4.8 (1,953)

Grand Canyon Helicopter Landing Tour with Las Vegas Transfer

The signature Las Vegas splurge: fly from Vegas to Grand Canyon West, descend some 3,200 feet below the rim and toast with champagne beside the Colorado River before flying back. Nearly two thousand reviews.

  • Flight over Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the Colorado River
  • Landing on a plateau near the river at Grand Canyon West
  • About 30 minutes on the ground with champagne and a light picnic
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At the South Rim

Already at the canyon? Guided jeep and Hummer tours show you the viewpoints with a guide, and the sunset tours remove the parking stress.

Sunset turning the buttes of the Grand Canyon orange and red below Yavapai Point Guided sunset tour from US$182
🕒 3 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.6 (360)

Grand Canyon National Park: Guided Sunset Hummer Tour

Sunset is the best show at the Grand Canyon, and this tour takes care of the logistics: a guide drives you between lookouts as the light changes, so you are not hunting for a parking space at the busiest hour of the day. Bring a warm layer — the rim cools quickly once the sun has gone.

  • Stops at popular South Rim lookouts
  • Timed for the colour changes at sunset
  • Open-air vehicle with a local guide
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The stone Desert View Watchtower against a clear blue sky at the eastern end of the South Rim Guided jeep tour from US$165
🕒 3 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.6 (139)

Tusayan: Grand Canyon Desert View & South Rim Pink Jeep Tour

A three-hour guided drive in one of the well-known pink jeeps along Desert View Drive, the scenic road that runs east along the rim to the Desert View Watchtower. Your guide explains the geology on the way and leaves time for photos at the tower.

  • Desert View Drive with a guide
  • Visit to the Desert View Watchtower designed by Mary Colter
  • Geology stops along the eastern rim
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Sun rays breaking through clouds over the canyon at Hopi Point Guided open-air vehicle tour from US$139
🕒 2 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.6 (177)

Grand Canyon National Park: 2-Hour Small-Group Hummer Tour

A two-hour guided drive to South Rim viewpoints in an open-air Hummer, with a guide who explains the rock layers, the wildlife and the people of the canyon. A good option if you have half a day, do not want to deal with parking, or are travelling with people who cannot walk far.

  • Small group in an open Hummer
  • Rim viewpoints with a guide explaining geology and history
  • Easy way to see a lot in a short time
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Rock outcrops at Ooh Aah Point on the South Kaibab Trail with the canyon behind Guided hike from US$225
🕒 4 hours 📍 From South Rim

Grand Canyon: South Kaibab Sunset Hike with Guide

A guided late-afternoon hike down the South Kaibab Trail to Ooh Aah Point and Cedar Ridge — the classic short day hike below the rim — timed so you watch the canyon walls change colour at sunset. Remember that the climb back up is the hard part; the guide sets the pace. A newer listing with few reviews so far.

  • Hike below the rim on the South Kaibab Trail
  • Views from Ooh Aah Point and Cedar Ridge
  • Walls changing colour as the sun sets
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From Williams, Flagstaff, Sedona & Phoenix

The Grand Canyon Railway from Williams is a classic; day tours from Flagstaff, Sedona and Phoenix pick you up and often combine the canyon with Sedona’s red rocks.

A black steam locomotive of the Grand Canyon Railway at the station Heritage train ticket from US$117
🕒 About 9 hours 📍 From Williams Depot, Williams ⭐ 4.6 (1,061)

From Williams: Grand Canyon Railway Round-Trip Train Ticket

The Grand Canyon Railway runs between Williams and the South Rim on a line that first opened in 1901. A round trip gives you a relaxed ride through pine forest and grassland, a few hours to explore Grand Canyon Village on foot, and no driving or parking at the busiest place in the park. Check what your ticket includes regarding the park entrance fee.

  • Vintage train from Williams to Grand Canyon Village and back
  • Free time at the South Rim before the return journey
  • Wild West show before boarding and entertainers on board
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Steam locomotive number 29 of the Grand Canyon Railway Train ride and guided bus tour from US$148
🕒 About 8 hours 📍 From Williams Depot, Williams ⭐ 4.6 (104)

Williams: Grand Canyon Railway Tickets with Guided Bus Tour

Combines the round-trip train ride with a guided bus tour on the rim, so you see more viewpoints than you could on foot in the time between trains. You can choose between two tours and two classes of seating.

  • Round-trip train from Williams
  • Guided bus tour of the South Rim on arrival
  • Choice of tours and seating classes
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Grand Canyon West tickets

Driving yourself to the West Rim? You need an entry package; the Skywalk is an extra. The helicopter-and-boat trips start there too.

The Skywalk and visitor building at Eagle Point, Grand Canyon West Entry ticket from US$114
🕒 Flexible (self-guided) 📍 From Grand Canyon West (drive yourself) ⭐ 4.2 (311)

Grand Canyon West: Skywalk Admission + All Access Pass

If you are driving to Grand Canyon West yourself, you need an entry package; this one includes the Skywalk, the shuttle between the three viewpoints, a zip line ride and food and shop vouchers. Grand Canyon West is run by the Hualapai Tribe, so national park passes are not valid here.

  • Skywalk glass bridge
  • Three viewpoints by hop-on hop-off shuttle
  • Zip line ride, food and retail vouchers included
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Skywalk building on the cliff at Grand Canyon West Entry ticket from US$66
🕒 Afternoon entry (from 3 pm) 📍 From Grand Canyon West (drive yourself) ⭐ 4.6 (79)

Grand Canyon West: Afternoon Entry Admission + Skywalk

A cheaper late-entry ticket for Grand Canyon West, valid from 3 pm, with the Skywalk and the viewpoint shuttle. Good for self-drivers who arrive in the afternoon — check closing times for your date so you have enough light.

  • Valid for entry from 3:00 pm
  • Skywalk included
  • Hop-on hop-off shuttle to three viewpoints
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The Colorado River between high canyon walls Helicopter flight with landing from US$279
🕒 40 minutes 📍 From Grand Canyon West ⭐ 4.6 (401)

Grand Canyon West: Canyon Floor Landing Helicopter

If you are already at Grand Canyon West, this short flight drops you onto Hualapai land near the river, thousands of feet below the rim. Landings like this happen at Grand Canyon West, outside the national park — tours over the park itself do not land in the canyon.

  • Land 3,500 feet below the rim near the Colorado River
  • About 20 minutes on the canyon floor
  • Live pilot narration
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Page: Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend & the river

A Navajo guide is compulsory for Antelope Canyon, and slots sell out. The half-day float through Horseshoe Bend is the easiest way onto the Colorado River.

Flowing red sandstone walls inside Lower Antelope Canyon Guided walking tour from US$75
🕒 1 hour 📍 From Page, Arizona ⭐ 4.7 (9,729)

Page: Lower Antelope Canyon Entry and Navajo Guided Tour

Antelope Canyon can only be visited with a Navajo guide, and time slots sell out — this is the most-booked way in, with almost ten thousand reviews. Lower Antelope involves steep stairs and ladders; Page is about two and a half hours’ drive from the South Rim.

  • Entry and Navajo guide included
  • Walk through the famous slot canyon
  • Pre-booked time slot
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Multi-day tours

Two or three days from Las Vegas give the canyon — and Zion, Bryce or Monument Valley — the time they deserve.

Light falling into the sculpted sandstone walls of Lower Antelope Canyon Overnight tour from US$350
🕒 2 days 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.9 (442)

Vegas: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, & Zion

Two days give these places the time they deserve. This highly rated overnight tour covers the South Rim, Lower Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Zion, with the hotel and park fees included — far less rushed than the one-day versions.

  • Grand Canyon South Rim
  • Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide and Horseshoe Bend
  • Zion National Park and a stretch of Route 66
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Sedona

Jeep tours into the red rocks and onto the Mogollon Rim, and a scenic railway, for a night or two on the way to or from the canyon.

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Aerial view of the layered red cliffs of the Grand Canyon rim seen from the air Scenic helicopter flight from US$269
🕒 30 minutes (up to 3.5 hours with the Hummer option) 📍 From Grand Canyon Airport, Tusayan ⭐ 4.7 (3,142)

Grand Canyon 30-Min Helicopter Flight + Hummer Tour Option

The classic South Rim flight: a half-hour loop from the heliport in Tusayan out over the Kaibab Forest and across the canyon, with thousands of reviews behind it. Flights over the national park stay above the rim and follow set air corridors, so this is a sightseeing flight, not a landing tour. Add the Hummer option to see the rim viewpoints on the ground afterwards.

  • Flight over the national park from Tusayan, just outside the South Rim
  • Optional guided Hummer tour along the rim
  • The most-reviewed Grand Canyon flight on GetYourGuide
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The Colorado River far below Guano Point at Grand Canyon West Coach day tour from US$99
🕒 10.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.6 (6,460)

Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam View, Lunch/Skywalk Options, WiFi

The most-reviewed Grand Canyon tour on GetYourGuide, with more than six thousand reviews. It visits Grand Canyon West on the Hualapai Reservation — the closest part of the canyon to Las Vegas — with a photo stop for Hoover Dam. The Skywalk is an add-on: choose it when booking if you want to walk the glass bridge.

  • Early arrival at Grand Canyon West, often ahead of the crowds
  • Hoover Dam photo stop
  • Optional lunch and Skywalk
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Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River loops around a sandstone outcrop near Page Coach day tour from US$398
🕒 17 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.8 (2,079)

Las Vegas: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend

Three of the Southwest’s most famous sights in one very long day from Las Vegas, with over two thousand reviews and a 4.8 rating. Expect a pre-dawn start and a late return; the reward is the South Rim, a guided walk through Antelope Canyon and the view over Horseshoe Bend.

  • Grand Canyon South Rim
  • Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide
  • Horseshoe Bend overlook
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Hotels along the Las Vegas Strip Helicopter flight with landing from US$549
🕒 2–2.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.9 (1,215)

Vegas: Grand Canyon Helicopter Landing Tour and Champagne

One of the highest-rated helicopter tours from Las Vegas (4.9 from over a thousand reviews): fly out over Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, land inside Grand Canyon West for champagne and snacks, and see the Strip from the air.

  • Flight from Las Vegas into the canyon
  • Landing on Hualapai land below the rim
  • Champagne and snacks by the river
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Flowing red sandstone walls inside Lower Antelope Canyon Guided walking tour from US$75
🕒 1 hour 📍 From Page, Arizona ⭐ 4.7 (9,729)

Page: Lower Antelope Canyon Entry and Navajo Guided Tour

Antelope Canyon can only be visited with a Navajo guide, and time slots sell out — this is the most-booked way in, with almost ten thousand reviews. Lower Antelope involves steep stairs and ladders; Page is about two and a half hours’ drive from the South Rim.

  • Entry and Navajo guide included
  • Walk through the famous slot canyon
  • Pre-booked time slot
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A black steam locomotive of the Grand Canyon Railway at the station Heritage train ticket from US$117
🕒 About 9 hours 📍 From Williams Depot, Williams ⭐ 4.6 (1,061)

From Williams: Grand Canyon Railway Round-Trip Train Ticket

The Grand Canyon Railway runs between Williams and the South Rim on a line that first opened in 1901. A round trip gives you a relaxed ride through pine forest and grassland, a few hours to explore Grand Canyon Village on foot, and no driving or parking at the busiest place in the park. Check what your ticket includes regarding the park entrance fee.

  • Vintage train from Williams to Grand Canyon Village and back
  • Free time at the South Rim before the return journey
  • Wild West show before boarding and entertainers on board
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Canyon walls and the Colorado River below Eagle Point at Grand Canyon West Coach day tour from US$99
🕒 10 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.8 (4,201)

Vegas: Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Skywalk Option, & Two Meals

A hugely popular, light-hearted West Rim day trip with breakfast and a barbecue lunch, more than four thousand reviews and a 4.8 rating. You stand at the edge of the canyon at Eagle Point; the Skywalk itself is optional.

  • Breakfast and BBQ lunch included
  • Photo stop for Hoover Dam at the bypass bridge
  • Eagle Point, home of the Skywalk (optional)
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Evening light on the buttes and side canyons below the South Rim near Tusayan Scenic helicopter flight from US$359
🕒 About 45 minutes 📍 From Grand Canyon Airport, Tusayan ⭐ 4.9 (1,977)

Grand Canyon National Park: South Rim Scenic Helicopter Tour

A longer flight from Tusayan that crosses the Kaibab National Forest and then flies through the Dragon Corridor, where the canyon is at its widest and deepest. On a clear day the route takes in distant views of the Painted Desert and Marble Canyon. One of the highest-rated flights at the South Rim.

  • Longer route over the Dragon Corridor, the widest and deepest part of the canyon
  • Views towards the Painted Desert and Desert View Watchtower
  • Frequent departures through the day
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Light falling into the sculpted sandstone walls of Lower Antelope Canyon Overnight tour from US$350
🕒 2 days 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.9 (442)

Vegas: Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, & Zion

Two days give these places the time they deserve. This highly rated overnight tour covers the South Rim, Lower Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and Zion, with the hotel and park fees included — far less rushed than the one-day versions.

  • Grand Canyon South Rim
  • Lower Antelope Canyon with a Navajo guide and Horseshoe Bend
  • Zion National Park and a stretch of Route 66
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El Tovar Hotel on the South Rim in Grand Canyon Village Coach day tour from US$124
🕒 14 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.6 (805)

Vegas: Grand Canyon National Park South w/Lunch, Free WiFi

A good-value way to see the national-park South Rim — the Grand Canyon of the postcards — on a day trip from Las Vegas. It is a long day of driving, but you get roughly three hours at the canyon with the park fee and lunch included.

  • About three hours of free time at the South Rim
  • Park entry fees and lunch included
  • Grand Canyon Village: El Tovar, Hopi House, Kolb Studio, Bright Angel Trailhead
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Aerial view of the canyon rim from a helicopter Helicopter flight with landing from US$529
🕒 4.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas (hotel pickup) ⭐ 4.8 (1,953)

Grand Canyon Helicopter Landing Tour with Las Vegas Transfer

The signature Las Vegas splurge: fly from Vegas to Grand Canyon West, descend some 3,200 feet below the rim and toast with champagne beside the Colorado River before flying back. Nearly two thousand reviews.

  • Flight over Hoover Dam, Lake Mead and the Colorado River
  • Landing on a plateau near the river at Grand Canyon West
  • About 30 minutes on the ground with champagne and a light picnic
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Sunset turning the buttes of the Grand Canyon orange and red below Yavapai Point Guided sunset tour from US$182
🕒 3 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.6 (360)

Grand Canyon National Park: Guided Sunset Hummer Tour

Sunset is the best show at the Grand Canyon, and this tour takes care of the logistics: a guide drives you between lookouts as the light changes, so you are not hunting for a parking space at the busiest hour of the day. Bring a warm layer — the rim cools quickly once the sun has gone.

  • Stops at popular South Rim lookouts
  • Timed for the colour changes at sunset
  • Open-air vehicle with a local guide
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Guano Point at Grand Canyon West with the river below Small-group day tour from US$249
🕒 10 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.9 (232)

Small Group Grand Canyon West Rim, Skywalk & Hoover Dam Tour

The West Rim and Hoover Dam in a small group, with a 4.9 rating. Smaller groups move faster through stops and leave more time at the viewpoints. Check whether the Skywalk is included in the option you choose.

  • Small group instead of a large coach
  • Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam
  • Skywalk in the title — check what your option includes
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The stone Desert View Watchtower against a clear blue sky at the eastern end of the South Rim Guided jeep tour from US$165
🕒 3 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.6 (139)

Tusayan: Grand Canyon Desert View & South Rim Pink Jeep Tour

A three-hour guided drive in one of the well-known pink jeeps along Desert View Drive, the scenic road that runs east along the rim to the Desert View Watchtower. Your guide explains the geology on the way and leaves time for photos at the tower.

  • Desert View Drive with a guide
  • Visit to the Desert View Watchtower designed by Mary Colter
  • Geology stops along the eastern rim
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The Las Vegas Strip in daylight Helicopter flight with landing from US$529
🕒 3.5 hours 📍 From Las Vegas (hotel pickup) ⭐ 4.8 (490)

Grand Canyon Helicopter Landing and Picnic with Vegas Strip

A very similar format to the other landing tours — Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, a canyon-floor landing with a picnic — finished off with a flight over the Strip, and with hotel transfers included.

  • Canyon-floor landing thousands of feet below the rim
  • 30 minutes on the ground with a picnic and champagne
  • Strip flyover on the way back
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The Colorado River between high canyon walls Helicopter flight with landing from US$279
🕒 40 minutes 📍 From Grand Canyon West ⭐ 4.6 (401)

Grand Canyon West: Canyon Floor Landing Helicopter

If you are already at Grand Canyon West, this short flight drops you onto Hualapai land near the river, thousands of feet below the rim. Landings like this happen at Grand Canyon West, outside the national park — tours over the park itself do not land in the canyon.

  • Land 3,500 feet below the rim near the Colorado River
  • About 20 minutes on the canyon floor
  • Live pilot narration
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Grand Canyon Railway steam locomotive Guided tour with train ride from US$383
🕒 9–11 hours 📍 From Sedona or Flagstaff ⭐ 4.8 (43)

Sedona/Flagstaff: Grand Canyon Tour & First-Class Train Ride

A neat combination: ride the Grand Canyon Railway one way from Williams to the South Rim, then tour the rim viewpoints with a guide before returning by road. You get the train experience without the full round-trip schedule.

  • One-way first-class train from Williams to the canyon
  • Guided viewpoint stops on the South Rim
  • Return by van
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Steam locomotive number 29 of the Grand Canyon Railway Train ride and guided bus tour from US$148
🕒 About 8 hours 📍 From Williams Depot, Williams ⭐ 4.6 (104)

Williams: Grand Canyon Railway Tickets with Guided Bus Tour

Combines the round-trip train ride with a guided bus tour on the rim, so you see more viewpoints than you could on foot in the time between trains. You can choose between two tours and two classes of seating.

  • Round-trip train from Williams
  • Guided bus tour of the South Rim on arrival
  • Choice of tours and seating classes
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The rim of the Grand Canyon and the flat plateau beyond, photographed from a helicopter Scenic helicopter flight from US$359
🕒 45 minutes (up to 3.5 hours with the Hummer option) 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.8 (221)

50-Min Grand Canyon Helicopter Flight + Hummer Tour Option

The longer version of the Tusayan helicopter flight, with more time over the deepest and widest stretch of the canyon. As with every flight inside the national park, the helicopter stays above the rim; combine it with the optional Hummer tour to visit the viewpoints in person.

  • Extended flight over the deepest and widest part of the South Rim
  • Kaibab Forest views on the way out
  • Optional guided Hummer tour on the ground
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Sun rays breaking through clouds over the canyon at Hopi Point Guided open-air vehicle tour from US$139
🕒 2 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.6 (177)

Grand Canyon National Park: 2-Hour Small-Group Hummer Tour

A two-hour guided drive to South Rim viewpoints in an open-air Hummer, with a guide who explains the rock layers, the wildlife and the people of the canyon. A good option if you have half a day, do not want to deal with parking, or are travelling with people who cannot walk far.

  • Small group in an open Hummer
  • Rim viewpoints with a guide explaining geology and history
  • Easy way to see a lot in a short time
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Clouds over the layered buttes of the Grand Canyon seen from Mather Point Guided jeep tour from US$143
🕒 2 hours 📍 From Tusayan, near the South Rim ⭐ 4.7 (136)

Tusayan: Grand Canyon National Park Jeep Tour

A compact two-hour jeep tour into the national park with a stop and short walk at Grandview Point, one of the finest South Rim viewpoints, east of Grand Canyon Village. A good fit for a short visit or a first orientation.

  • Short guided tour in a pink jeep
  • Stop and short walk at Grandview Point
  • Commentary on the canyon’s history and geology
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Rock outcrops at Ooh Aah Point on the South Kaibab Trail with the canyon behind Guided hike from US$225
🕒 4 hours 📍 From South Rim

Grand Canyon: South Kaibab Sunset Hike with Guide

A guided late-afternoon hike down the South Kaibab Trail to Ooh Aah Point and Cedar Ridge — the classic short day hike below the rim — timed so you watch the canyon walls change colour at sunset. Remember that the climb back up is the hard part; the guide sets the pace. A newer listing with few reviews so far.

  • Hike below the rim on the South Kaibab Trail
  • Views from Ooh Aah Point and Cedar Ridge
  • Walls changing colour as the sun sets
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The Skywalk and visitor building at Eagle Point, Grand Canyon West Entry ticket from US$114
🕒 Flexible (self-guided) 📍 From Grand Canyon West (drive yourself) ⭐ 4.2 (311)

Grand Canyon West: Skywalk Admission + All Access Pass

If you are driving to Grand Canyon West yourself, you need an entry package; this one includes the Skywalk, the shuttle between the three viewpoints, a zip line ride and food and shop vouchers. Grand Canyon West is run by the Hualapai Tribe, so national park passes are not valid here.

  • Skywalk glass bridge
  • Three viewpoints by hop-on hop-off shuttle
  • Zip line ride, food and retail vouchers included
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Skywalk building on the cliff at Grand Canyon West Entry ticket from US$66
🕒 Afternoon entry (from 3 pm) 📍 From Grand Canyon West (drive yourself) ⭐ 4.6 (79)

Grand Canyon West: Afternoon Entry Admission + Skywalk

A cheaper late-entry ticket for Grand Canyon West, valid from 3 pm, with the Skywalk and the viewpoint shuttle. Good for self-drivers who arrive in the afternoon — check closing times for your date so you have enough light.

  • Valid for entry from 3:00 pm
  • Skywalk included
  • Hop-on hop-off shuttle to three viewpoints
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The Grand Canyon from the South Rim near Tusayan Flight and ground tour from US$624
🕒 9 hours 📍 From Las Vegas ⭐ 4.1 (44)

Grand Canyon South by Airplane & Hummer Tour from Las Vegas

Swap the long drive for a flight: fly from Las Vegas to the South Rim, then tour the viewpoints by open-air Hummer. Expensive, and reviews are more mixed than for most tours here, but it is the fastest way to see the national-park rim from Vegas.

  • Flight from Las Vegas with views of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead
  • Open-air Hummer tour of South Rim viewpoints
  • South Rim in a day without the long drive
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Visitors boarding a shuttle bus at Grand Canyon National Park One-way shuttle from US$95
🕒 1–5 hours depending on route 📍 From Las Vegas, Williams, Tusayan or the South Rim ⭐ 4.2 (27)

Las Vegas/Williams/Tusayan/Grand Canyon: One-Way Shuttle

A one-way shuttle connecting Las Vegas with Williams, Tusayan and Grand Canyon National Park. Useful if you want to stay a night or two at the canyon without renting a car — book one leg out and another back on a later day.

  • One-way transfers between Las Vegas and the South Rim
  • Stops in Williams and Tusayan
  • Lets you stay overnight at the canyon without a car
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Grand Canyon tours: FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Do Las Vegas tours go to the South Rim or the West Rim?

Most go to Grand Canyon West, about 2.5 hours from Las Vegas. South Rim tours exist but are much longer days. The tour title usually says which; if it mentions the Skywalk or Hoover Dam, it is almost certainly the West Rim.

Is the Skywalk included in Grand Canyon West tours?

Usually it is an optional upgrade. Check the option you choose when booking.

Are park entrance fees included?

It depends on the tour. Many South Rim tours include the national park fee; West Rim tours include the Hualapai entry package. The listing says what is included.

Can helicopters land in the Grand Canyon?

At Grand Canyon West, yes — tours land on Hualapai land near the river. Over the national park (South Rim), flights do not land in the canyon.

Can I cancel?

Most tours on GetYourGuide can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the start. Check the policy on each listing.