Gray Line Grand Canyon Tours Highlights

Established Grand Canyon tour company, Gray Line has put together a number of uniquely adventurous deluxe packages so our tour-goers can experience the Grand Canyon in a way that’s just right for them. Depending on which area of the Grand Canyon you would like to see, how personalized you’d like your tour to be, or if you’d like to add new thrilling attractions to your experience, Gray Line Las Vegas offers it all. Create your own perfect custom tour by choosing the best package for your needs. 

All Gray Line Grand Canyon Tours include:

• Pick-up and drop-off services for most major hotels on the Strip and Downtown Las Vegas (please confirm when booking)
• A comfortable ride to the Grand Canyon in our air-conditioned motor coach, equipped with reclining seats, video monitors, and restrooms for your convenience
• Services of a professional driver and knowledgeable tour guide for an engaging and entertaining experience

In addition, each tour option offers unique features such as Jeep tours and Hummer adventures, helicopter tours, pontoon excursions, access to the new Grand Canyon Skywalk attraction, and tickets to the immersive Grand Canyon IMAX documentary. You can even skydive through the Grand Canyon for a genuinely thrilling experience! See our individual tour packages above for more details.

FAQ

Q. What is the best time of year to visit the Grand Canyon?

The Grand Canyon is a stunning display of natural beauty, no matter what time of year you visit. However, months with mild temperatures (March-May and September-November) can be the ideal time to explore everything the Grand Canyon has to offer. And even though summer months can be hot, they do provide more hours of daylight to take in the amazing sights or enjoy fun outdoor activities.

Q. Where is the best place to stay when visiting the Grand Canyon?

Depending on what part of the Grand Canyon you happen to be visiting, there are a number of hotels, lodges, and campsites where you can stay. At the South Rim, you can choose from the El Tovar Hotel, Bright Angel Lodge, Maswik Lodge, and more. At the West Rim, the Hualapai Lodge is the most popular place to stay. Another excellent option is to stay in Las Vegas to get the best of both worlds! Gray Line arranges all your transportation needs from your Las Vegas hotel to the Grand Canyon and back, included in your tour package.

Q. How many days do you need at the Grand Canyon?

The time spent at the Grand Canyon really depends on what you plan to see and do while you’re there. If you want to hit the major landmarks and most visited areas of the park, a day tour to the Grand Canyon offers ample time to enjoy all the best sights with your friends or family. Whether its a bus tour, boat tour, helicopter tour, or a combination tour package, you’ll get to experience the beauty the Grand Canyon has to offer all in one day.

Q. How far is the Grand Canyon South Rim from Las Vegas?

A drive from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon South Rim will take about 4 hours and 30 minutes. The route is a fully-paved highway for a smooth ride in our luxury motorcoach that offers video monitors with entertainment, restrooms, and a comfortable, air-conditioned cabin. Our tours to the Grand Canyon South Rim will have you back in Las Vegas the same day.

Q. How far is the Grand Canyon West Rim from Las Vegas?

A drive from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon West Rim is just over 2 hours. The route is a fully-paved highway for a smooth ride in our luxury motorcoach that offers video monitors with entertainment, restrooms, and a comfortable, air-conditioned cabin.

Q. What is there to do at the Grand Canyon?

The list of things to do at the Grand Canyon is endless. You can do everything from sightseeing to hiking, and rafting to helicopter tours. There are also several attractions at the Grand Canyon that are worth checking out, including the Grand Canyon Skywalk, Grand Canyon Visitors Center, National Geographic IMAX Theater, and multiple lookout points that make great photo opportunities. To learn more, check out the top attractions to see at the Grand Canyon.

Q. What’s the difference between the South Rim and West Rim?

The South Rim is considered by many to be the main tourist area of the Grand Canyon, featuring several iconic views of the canyon and more visitor services available. Managed by the Nation Park Service, the South Rim is where many of the hiking trails and lookout points are located. The West Rim is located on land owned by the Hualapai Nation, who also operate the attractions on this part of the canyon. The Grand Canyon Skywalk is located at the West Rim.

Q. Which hotels have pick-up and drop-off services?

Gray Line Las Vegas will pick up guests from most major hotels on the Las Vegas Strip or in Downtown Las Vegas. If you happen to be staying at a hotel off the Strip or not located in downtown, please confirm pick up is available with Gray Line before booking your tour. Special accommodations may be arranged in some cases.