moderate
10–12 hours
Suitable for those with average fitness, able to handle walking on uneven terrain and spending several hours on the move.
Discover the thrill of touring three iconic Nevada landmarks in one day—from the Grand Canyon’s vast beauty to the engineering marvel of Hoover Dam and the colorful 7 Magic Mountains.
199.99 per Person | 14 Hours | 3-in-1 Trip | Up to 13 Passengers | Free Hotel Pick-up
Adults $199.99 Children $179.99
Approximately 10 hours
Explore the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Seven Magic Mountains in a very small group that will make this an unforgettable day of your life!
We pick you up early in the morning and do our first stop at the Welcome to Las Vegas Sign for this iconic photo without the crowds that are usually on this spot later in the day. After this we head to Seven Magic Mountains, a truly beautiful art in the Mojave Desert. We stay there 30 minutes so you can get the best pictures ever! lol
Next part of the adventure lead us to Hoover Dam, a concrete arch-gravity dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona where you're guided for 1 hour in a waling around throughout the most famous Dam of the United States.
Last part of the experience will be at the Grand Canyon West Rim, the best part of the Canyon for Las Vegas visitors. You'll have 3 hours at the Canyon to explore some of the most famous overlooks of the World!
Nevada’s desert heat can be intense, so stay hydrated throughout the trip.
Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are essential to protect against strong sun exposure.
You’ll do some moderate walking at sites, so wear sturdy, comfortable shoes.
The scenery is spectacular for photos; keep your devices fully charged for capturing memories.
The Hoover Dam, completed in 1936, was an engineering marvel of its time and played a significant role in water management and hydroelectric power for the Southwest.
Efforts in this region focus on preserving delicate desert ecosystems and minimizing visitor impact through sustainable tour practices and education.
Staying hydrated is vital, especially during the hot summer months.
summer specific
Protect your skin from intense UV rays throughout the year.
Good footwear ensures comfort on rocky and uneven surfaces.
Layers help adapt to temperature fluctuations during cooler seasons.
fall specific