



by MaxTour
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$379.98This full-day tour lasts about 12 to 13 hours and covers several key sites near Las Vegas. It begins with a 15-minute stop at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign for early morning photos with fewer crowds. Next, the group visits Seven Magic Mountains for a guided 30-minute walk around the desert art installation, where the guide assists with photography. The tour continues with a one-hour walking visit on top of Hoover Dam, providing close views of the dam’s structure and a look down 738 feet to the Colorado River beneath. Guests cross the Mike O’Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge as part of this segment. Afterward, the group travels to Grand Canyon West for about two hours of exploration. The guide offers advice for visiting viewpoints including Eagle Point, where guests can view the canyon from the Hualapai Reservation and optionally walk the glass Skywalk for 20 minutes. The stop at Eagle Point also includes a chance to see a recreated Native American village and cultural performances. Guano Point is the final Grand Canyon stop, with a one-hour period to walk around and see wide views of the canyon and river below. Throughout the day, the tour uses a high-roof extended-length van and includes a light breakfast, unlimited snacks and drinks, all entrance fees and taxes, a walking tour on Hoover Dam, and photo stops. The Grand Canyon Skywalk ticket is included only if selected. Gratuities and lunch are not included.
Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign
This stop lasts about 15 minutes early in the morning, allowing guests to take photos at one of Las Vegas’s most famous landmarks. The timing helps avoid crowds and uses low light for better pictures.
15 min
Seven Magic Mountains
Guests spend up to 30 minutes here on a guided walk around the colorful land art installation in the desert. The guide helps set up photos and the early arrival avoids crowds. This stop is unique as it combines this site with a Grand Canyon tour.
30 min
Hoover Dam
Visitors walk across Hoover Dam for about one hour, which is longer than other similar tours. The tour offers views down 738 feet to the Colorado River and highlights the dam’s size and engineering.
60 min
Colorado River
From atop Hoover Dam, guests look down at the Colorado River 738 feet below. The nearby Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge is also visible and crossed during the journey.
Grand Canyon West
The tour spends about two hours at Grand Canyon West, covering several viewpoints. The guide provides tips for photography and information to help guests fully explore the area.
120 min
Eagle Point
Eagle Point offers high views of the canyon on the Hualapai Reservation. Visitors can optionally walk the glass Skywalk extending over the canyon edge. The area includes a recreated Native American village and cultural shows.
Grand Canyon Skywalk
Guests who select this option spend about 20 minutes on the glass Skywalk, looking through the floor down to the canyon below.
20 min
Guano Point
The final stop at Guano Point lasts about one hour, allowing visitors to walk around the area for broad views of the Grand Canyon West Rim and the Colorado River.
60 min




by MaxTour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$379.98This full-day tour lasts about 12 to 13 hours and covers several key sites near Las Vegas. It begins with a 15-minute stop at the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign for early morning photos with fewer crowds. Next, the group visits Seven Magic Mountains for a guided 30-minute walk around the desert art installation, where the guide assists with photography. The tour continues with a one-hour walking visit on top of Hoover Dam, providing close views of the dam’s structure and a look down 738 feet to the Colorado River beneath. Guests cross the Mike O’Callaghan - Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge as part of this segment. Afterward, the group travels to Grand Canyon West for about two hours of exploration. The guide offers advice for visiting viewpoints including Eagle Point, where guests can view the canyon from the Hualapai Reservation and optionally walk the glass Skywalk for 20 minutes. The stop at Eagle Point also includes a chance to see a recreated Native American village and cultural performances. Guano Point is the final Grand Canyon stop, with a one-hour period to walk around and see wide views of the canyon and river below. Throughout the day, the tour uses a high-roof extended-length van and includes a light breakfast, unlimited snacks and drinks, all entrance fees and taxes, a walking tour on Hoover Dam, and photo stops. The Grand Canyon Skywalk ticket is included only if selected. Gratuities and lunch are not included.
Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign
This stop lasts about 15 minutes early in the morning, allowing guests to take photos at one of Las Vegas’s most famous landmarks. The timing helps avoid crowds and uses low light for better pictures.
15 min
Seven Magic Mountains
Guests spend up to 30 minutes here on a guided walk around the colorful land art installation in the desert. The guide helps set up photos and the early arrival avoids crowds. This stop is unique as it combines this site with a Grand Canyon tour.
30 min
Hoover Dam
Visitors walk across Hoover Dam for about one hour, which is longer than other similar tours. The tour offers views down 738 feet to the Colorado River and highlights the dam’s size and engineering.
60 min
Colorado River
From atop Hoover Dam, guests look down at the Colorado River 738 feet below. The nearby Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge is also visible and crossed during the journey.
Grand Canyon West
The tour spends about two hours at Grand Canyon West, covering several viewpoints. The guide provides tips for photography and information to help guests fully explore the area.
120 min
Eagle Point
Eagle Point offers high views of the canyon on the Hualapai Reservation. Visitors can optionally walk the glass Skywalk extending over the canyon edge. The area includes a recreated Native American village and cultural shows.
Grand Canyon Skywalk
Guests who select this option spend about 20 minutes on the glass Skywalk, looking through the floor down to the canyon below.
20 min
Guano Point
The final stop at Guano Point lasts about one hour, allowing visitors to walk around the area for broad views of the Grand Canyon West Rim and the Colorado River.
60 min