easy
6–7 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as most touring happens via bus with short, easy walks.
Experience a day of adventure and history with Marvit Tours, exploring the ghost town of El Dorado Canyon, the colorful Seven Magic Mountains, charming Boulder City, and the impressive Hoover Dam. A perfect trip for those seeking culture, nature, and iconic landmarks near Las Vegas.
Discover the diverse beauty and rich history surrounding Las Vegas on the Around Las Vegas Tour, featuring El Dorado Canyon Ghost Town, Seven Magic Mountains, Boulder City, and the iconic Hoover Dam. This immersive bus tour by Marvit Tours offers a unique blend of natural wonders, colorful art installations, and fascinating historical sites—all in one day. Wander through the remnants of El Dorado Canyon Ghost Town and imagine life during the gold mining boom, or marvel at the vibrant, large-scale rock installations of the Seven Magic Mountains, a striking contrast against the desert backdrop. The tour also includes a visit to Boulder City, a charming town with vintage architecture and great local eateries. The grand finale is a stop at the Hoover Dam, where you can admire this engineering marvel up close and learn about its pivotal role in the American Southwest. Perfect for travelers wanting a hassle-free exploration with expert guides, this tour balances outdoor adventure and cultural discovery. Comfortable transportation and a well-planned itinerary make it easy to enjoy this comprehensive experience without the worry of navigation or parking in busy areas. Whether you're a history buff, art lover, or nature enthusiast, this tour offers something memorable for everyone.
The Nevada desert can be dry and hot, so stay hydrated throughout the tour.
You'll encounter uneven paths in the ghost town and walking areas around the Hoover Dam.
Use sunscreen and hats, especially during summer tours, to avoid sunburn.
You’ll find plenty of stunning spots perfect for photography—don’t miss capturing the moment.
El Dorado Canyon was a thriving mining area during the 1800s, and the Hoover Dam represents one of the greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century.
Efforts to preserve natural desert habitats focus on minimizing visitor impact, especially around fragile sites like the Seven Magic Mountains installation.
Staying hydrated is crucial when touring desert environments, especially in warmer months.
summer specific
Supports walking on uneven surfaces in historic and natural areas.
Protects your face and neck from strong desert sun exposure.
summer specific
Layers help adjust to changing temperatures throughout the day.
fall specific