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Grand Canyon Tours

Grand Canyon Tours

Grand Canyon Tours

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Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam Tour With Breakfast At IHOP

4.8/5

2.8K+ reviews

$145

Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Duration: 11hours (approx.)
  • Pickup offered
  • Free Cancellation

Great trip, you get to see all the sites and have enough time at each location. Everyone is helpful. Dec 2025 (Source: Viator)

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45-minute Helicopter Flight Over the Grand Canyon from Tusayan, Arizona

4.8/5

1.9K+ reviews

$394.88

Viator

  • Offered in: English
  • Duration: 45 Minutes
  • Free Cancellation

We had the trip of a lifetime. The ride was so smooth and didn’t feel dangerous at all. What a view of the Grand Canyon looking down on the canyon was so fun.  Dec 2025 (Source: Viator)

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Grand Canyon Railway Train Tickets

4.5/5

700+ reviews

$135.21

Viator

  • Round trip train ticket
  • Duration: 8 Hours
  • Offered in: English
  • Free Cancellation

We took our 12 year old grandson on the train, we had a blast. We all enjoyed ourselves and can’t wait to do it again! Jan 2026 (Source: Viator)

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Grand Canyon Signature Hummer Tour with Optional Sunset Views

4.8/5

1.6K+ reviews

$139

Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Duration: 2.5 Hours
  • Pick up offered
  • Free Cancellation

Our tourist guide Mr. Samuel did an amazing job and provided a lot of information and history! It was the perfect day trip and something we will never forget! Jan 2026 (Source: Viator)

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3 Hour Off-Road Sunset Safari to Grand Canyon with Entrance Gate Detour

4.9/5

900+ reviews

$133.34

Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Reserve Now & Pay Later
  • Duration: 3 hours
  • Free Cancellation

Mark was the best guide. He made it fun and shared a lot of information about the Grand Canyon behind the scenes. Nov 2025 (Source: Viator)

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Half-Day Private Grand Canyon Guided Hiking Tour

5/5

200+ reviews

$133.34

Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Reserve Now & Pay Later
  • Duration: 5 hours
  • Pick up offered
  • Free Cancellation

Was a very fun hike. 10/10 views. Jon was a very well prepared guide and lots of fun! He pushed up our hike to avoid rain and we had a great day! Dec 2025 (Source: Viator)

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Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam Tour With Breakfast At IHOP

4.8/5 (2.8K+ reviews)

With this ticket, you’ll embark on a 10-hour Grand Canyon West Rim Tour departing from Las Vegas, complete with selected hotel pickup and drop-off,comfortable transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle, a delightful breakfast, and a memorable Hoover Dam photo stop. During your 3 hours at the Grand Canyon, enjoy a hop-on, hop-off bus tour along the canyon’s rim, with stops at Eagle Point and Guano Point. Optional upgrades are available, including lunch and access to the Skywalk viewing platform.

Great trip, you get to see all the sites and have enough time at each location. Everyone is helpful. Dec 2025 (Source: Viator)

Starting at $145

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Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Duration: 11hours (approx.)
  • Pickup offered
  • Free Cancellation

45-minute Helicopter Flight Over the Grand Canyon from Tusayan, Arizona

4.8/5 (1.9K+ reviews)

This ticket offers an exhilarating 45-minute helicopter flight over the majestic Grand Canyon. Departing from Tusayan, Arizona, you’ll step aboard astate-of-the-art ECO-Star helicopter boasting luxurious comfort and wraparound windows, ensuring an immersive experience on your thrilling Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour from the South Rim to the North Rim. Marvel at the awe-inspiring vistas of the Kaibab National Forest, the meandering Colorado River, the striking Painted Desert, and more. Flexible departure times available to fit your schedule.

We had the trip of a lifetime. The ride was so smooth and didn’t feel dangerous at all. What a view of the Grand Canyon looking down on the canyon was so fun.  Dec 2025 (Source: Viator)

Starting at $394.88

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Viator

  • Offered in: English
  • Duration: 45 Minutes
  • Free Cancellation

Grand Canyon Railway Train Tickets

4.5/5 (700+ reviews)

Experience a roundtrip rail journey to the Grand Canyon on the Grand Canyon Railway, available in coach or first-class. Begin your adventure at the historic Williams Depot in Williams, Arizona, with a Wild West shootout by the Cataract Creek Gang. Travel through Northern Arizona’s scenic landscapes to reach the Grand Canyon Depot. There, choose activities like a guided motor coach tour of Grand Canyon National Park, highlighting its best viewpoints. And for added excitement, enjoy an Old West train robbery on your way back.

We took our 12 year old grandson on the train, we had a blast. We all enjoyed ourselves and can’t wait to do it again! Jan 2026 (Source: Viator)

Starting at $135.21

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Viator

  • Round trip train ticket
  • Duration: 8 Hours
  • Offered in: English
  • Free Cancellation

Grand Canyon Signature Hummer Tour with Optional Sunset Views

4.8/5 (530+ reviews)

This ticket grants you access to a 2.5-Hour Grand Canyon Tour in a Signature Sightseeing Hummer with multiple stops at the South Rim. Explore the South Rim of the Grand Canyon in a sightseeing Hummer with a maximum of 13 passengers and anexpert guide. The Signature Hummer is open-air during the warmer months and enclosed in the colder ones. Visit scenic lookout points, capture photos, and have your questions answered on this small-group adventure. The ideal tour for first time visitors and those who want to maximize their time at the Grand Canyon.

Our tourist guide Mr. Samuel did an amazing job and provided a lot of information and history! It was the perfect day trip and something we will never forget! Jan 2026 (Source: Viator)

Starting at $139

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Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Duration: 2.5 Hours
  • Pick up offered
  • Free Cancellation

3 Hour Off-Road Sunset Safari to Grand Canyon with Entrance Gate Detour

4.9/5 (900+ reviews)

This ticket includes a 3-hour Grand Canyon South Rim Tour in a 4WD safari vehicle. It features an off-road sunset safari, and convenient pickup, and drop-off in downtown Tusayan. This small-group tour, limited to 12 people, allows you to escape the crowds and experience the Grand Canyon like never before while avoiding the busy south entrance gate. Traverse the less-traveled roads in your 4WD safari vehicle, with stops to admire the views from Yavapai Point, Pipe Creek Canyon, and Duck on a Rock Overlook. Finally, savor a breathtaking sunset from the renowned Grandview Point.

Mark was the best guide. He made it fun and shared a lot of information about the Grand Canyon behind the scenes. Nov 2025 (Source: Viator)

Starting at $133.34

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Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Reserve Now & Pay Later
  • Duration: 3 hours
  • Free Cancellation

Half-Day Private Grand Canyon Guided Hiking Tour

5/5 (100+ reviews)

This ticket allows you to embark on a 5-Hour Grand Canyon Hiking Tour with a private guide,transportation and lunch included. Escape the crowds and experience the wonders of the Grand Canyon during a personalized guided tour that includes scenic hikes and customizable adventures. Hiking gear is provided, and you’ll enjoy hassle-free pickup from your northern Arizona hotel. Your local guide is medically trained, registered with Grand Canyon National Park, and will enlighten you about the history, fauna, and geology of this majestic canyon.

Was a very fun hike. 10/10 views. Jon was a very well prepared guide and lots of fun! He pushed up our hike to avoid rain and we had a great day! Dec 2025 (Source: Viator)

Starting at $345

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Viator

  • Mobile Ticket
  • Reserve Now & Pay Later
  • Duration: 5 hours
  • Pick up offered
  • Free Cancellation

What Is So Special About the Grand Canyon?

Nestled in the northwest corner of Arizona, the 277 mile-long Grand Canyon is one of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Itwas carved out over a span of more than 5 million years by the Colorado River, revealing a fascinating tapestry of Earth’s ancient history.

Drawing in more than 4 million visitors annually, the Grand Canyon is not only a bucket-list destination not to be missed, but also holds the prestigious title of being a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of Seven Wonders of the Natural World.

With a wealth of epic experiences and attractions, the Grand Canyon attracts nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike. Prepare to be captivated by the profound depths, vibrant rock layers, and awe-inspiring vistas that this remarkable canyon offers.

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Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam Tour With Breakfast At IHOP

4.8/5

2.8K+ reviews

11 Hours

Viator

$145

45-minute Helicopter Flight Over the Grand Canyon from Tusayan, Arizona

4.8/5

1.9K+ reviews

45 Minutes

Viator

$394.88

Grand Canyon Railway Train Tickets

4.5/5

700+ reviews

8 Hours

Viator

$135.21

Grand Canyon Signature Hummer Tour with Optional Sunset Views

4.8/5

1.6K+ reviews

2.5 Hours

Viator

$139

3 Hour Off-Road Sunset Safari to Grand Canyon with Entrance Gate Detour

4.9/5

900+ reviews

3 Hours

Viator

$133.34

Half-Day Private Grand Canyon Guided Hiking Tour

5/5

200+ reviews

5 Hours

Viator

$345

Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam Tour With Breakfast At IHOP

4.8/5 (2.8K+ reviews)

Duration: 10.5 Hours

Inclusions:

  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Breakfast
  • Selected Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Hot Lunch (If Option Selected)
  • Unlimited bottled water
  • Free Cancellation

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$145

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45-minute Helicopter Flight Over the Grand Canyon from Tusayan, Arizona

4.8/5 (1.9K+ reviews)

Duration: 45 Minutes

Inclusions:

  • 45-minute helicopter flight
  • All taxes and fees
  • Non Refundable

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$394.88

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Grand Canyon Railway Train Tickets

4.5/5 (700+ reviews)

Duration: 8 Hours

Inclusions:

  • Round trip train (coach or first class)
  • 1.5-hour rim tour (if option selected)
  • Hot buffet lunch (if option selected)
  • National Park service fees (USD15)
  • Sales tax
  • Free Cancellation

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$135.21

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Grand Canyon Signature Hummer Tour with Optional Sunset Views

4.8/5 (530+ reviews)

Duration: 2.5 Hours

Inclusions:

  • Sightseeing Hummer
  • Multiple stops within Grand Canyon National Park
  • Selected Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Perfect photo opportunities
  • Free Cancellation

Prices Starting

$139

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3 Hour Off-Road Sunset Safari to Grand Canyon with Entrance Gate Detour

4.9/5 (900+ reviews)

Duration: 3 Hours

Inclusions:

  • Off-Road Sunset Safari
  • Convenient pickup and drop-off
  • Bottled water
  • Free Cancellation

Prices Starting

$133.34

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Half-Day Private Grand Canyon Guided Hiking Tour

5/5 (100+ reviews)

Duration: 5 Hours

Inclusions:

  • Lunch & Snacks
  • Camelbak backpacks
  • Mountainsmith trekking poles
  • Headlamps
  • Extras you will need for the day
  • Transportation

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$345

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Plan Your Visit to the Grand Canyon National Park Ahead

To maximize your Grand Canyon National Park experience, thorough planning is crucial. You’ll find a range of ticket options, including guided tours, helicopter flights, railway rides, and other exceptional activities. We’ve curated the most popular choices to simplify your visit. 

Since Grand Canyon tours are very popular, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons. This ensures you won’t miss out on this extraordinary experience. When purchasing your ticket, be sure to check whether it is for the North Rim or South Rim, as each offers a unique perspective and set of attractions.

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Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA at dawn from the south rim.

Why Visit the Grand Canyon National Park?

Visiting the Grand Canyon promises a multifaceted adventure, from stunning natural beauty and outdoor activities to cultural immersion and celestial wonders. See here 6 compelling reasons to visit the Grand Canyon:

  • Grand Canyon South Rim: Home to iconic and easily accessible viewpoints, including the Desert View Watchtower, it’s the most popular part of the national park.
  • Grand Canyon North Rim: Known for its lush forests and cooler temperatures, it provides a unique view of the gorge and is less crowded than the South Rim.
  • Colorado River: Experience the canyon on a thrilling rafting journey with unparalleled views.
  • Grand Canyon Village: The central hub for visitors to the Grand Canyon National Park, offering accommodations, dining, history, and stunning canyon vistas.
  • Scenic Overlooks: Enjoy breathtaking views from iconic spots like Guano Point, Grandview Point, Mather Point, Yavapai Point, and Desert View Watchtower.
  • Activities: Engage in white-water rafting, ziplining, helicopter tours, horseback rides, and mule rides. Capture stunning photographs, go hiking, bike along Hermit Road, spot wildlife, or enjoy a sunset bus tour for breathtaking views.

Grand Canyon Highlights

Tourists at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA

South Rim Viewpoints

The South Rim of the Grand Canyon is a treasure trove of breathtaking viewpoints. Visitors can witness the vivid layers, the meandering Colorado River, and stunning sunsets, making these viewpoints an essential and unforgettable part of any Grand Canyon journey.

The iconic Mather Point offers an easily accessible, unobstructed panorama of the canyon’s breathtaking beauty. On the other hand, Grandview Point, one of the highest lookouts on the South Rim, allows visitors to gaze into the depths of the gorge. Lesser-known gemsinclude Mary Coulter’s Lookout Studio, Pipe Creek Vista, Yaki Point, and Yavapai Point.

Grand Canyon Watch Tower

Desert View Drive & Watchtower

Desert View Drive is an extraordinary journey along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, uniquely open to private cars within the national park. It offers staggering views of the Grand Canyon and the majestic Colorado River. 

The crown jewel of this drive is the Desert View Watchtower, one of the best spots to soak in the sunset. This architectural marvel seamlessly blends with the landscape, providing one of the best views of the canyon.

Grand Canyon National Park, West Rim, Arizona, USA. Layered bands of red rock revealing millions of years of geological history. Skywalk is a horseshoe-shaped cantilever bridge with a glass walkway.

Grand Canyon Skywalk

Located at Grand Canyon West, the Skywalk stands as a heart-pounding marvel, offering a truly unparalleled perspective of the Grand Canyon’s awe-inspiring beauty. This engineering triumph boasts ahorseshoe-shaped, glass-bridgethat extends boldly over the canyon’s precipice.

Here, at an astounding 4,000 feet above the Canyon’s floor, you’ll be suspended above the mighty Colorado River, enveloped by panoramic vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see. It’s a chance to soak in the canyon’s grandeur, creating lasting memories of its exceptional beauty.

Plan Your Visit to the Grand Canyon National Park

Tourists at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA

Grand Canyon South Rim:

  • Open year-round (24 hours a day, 365 days a year)
  • Visitor Center: Open Thursday through Monday, from 8 AM to 12 PM

Grand Canyon North Rim:

  • Open seasonally, usually from mid-May to mid-October.
  • Visitor Center: Open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM

East Entrance:

  • Open year-round, weather permitting.
  • The gate to the park at Desert View is open 24 hours a day, but the Desert View Watchtower and other facilities are typically open from 8 AM to 6 PM

Keep in mind that these hours are subject to change due to weather conditions or special events, so check the current hours on the day of your visit. >> Compare and book the best Grand Canyon tours here.

The South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park can be found 60 miles to the north of Williams, Arizona. See below some transportation options:

By Guided Tour: Opting for a guided tour is the most convenient way to reach the Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim. Numerous tour operators provide comprehensive packages, encompassing transportationfrom cities like Las Vegas, Phoenix and Flagstiff. >> Check out our selection of the recommended tours

By Car:

  • Common driving routes to the South Rim are from Williams, Arizona (via State Route 64 from Interstate 40) or Flagstaff (via US Highway 180).

By Plane:

  • Commercial airlines serve Phoenix, Flagstaff, and Las Vegas airports, providing options for air travel to the area.
  • Limited air service into Grand Canyon Airport is available from Las Vegas and other locations.

By Public Transport:

  • By Bus: Public bus transportation is available from Flagstaff to the South Rim.
  • By Train: Amtrak provides rail service to Flagstaff with connecting bus service to the canyon.

By Vintage Train: The Grand Canyon Railway offers vintage train service from Williams, Arizona.

The North Rim has fewer transportation options:

By Car: You can drive your car on US Highway 89A or State Route 389 to Jacob Lake, just south of the Utah border. From Jacob Lake, take Highway 67 to reach the North Rim.

By Plane: You can fly into Las Vegas, and drive by rental car 263 miles one-way to the North Rim.

Important Note:Be aware that heavy snows can close the road to the North Rim from late October to mid-May each year. Ensure to check road conditions and plan your visit accordingly.

Accessible Facilities: The Grand Canyon provides accessible facilities, including visitor centers, restrooms, and picnic areas, to accommodate visitors with mobility challenges.

Ramps and Walkways: Many of the main viewpoints along the rim of the Grand Canyon have paved walkways and ramps, making it easier for individuals with mobility devices to access scenic vistas.

Shuttle Buses: The Grand Canyon provides complimentary shuttle bus services on the South Rim using buses that have wheelchair lifts. These buses bring passengers to famous viewpoints and facilities.

Parking: There are special parking spaces at different spots in the park. These spaces make it easy to reach facilities and viewpoints.

Accessible Lodging: Hotels in the national park have rooms designed for guests with disabilities. It’s recommended to reserve in advance.

Grand Canyon Village: Grand Canyon Village has the most dining options of anywhere in the Grand Canyon National Park. There are many different types of restaurants, cafes, and snack shops to choose from, offering everything from quick and easy meals to more formal dining experiences.

El Tovar Dining Room: This historic restaurant offers upscale dining with panoramic canyon views. It’s a popular choice for a special dining experience.

Bright Angel Lodge: Bright Angel Lodge has a casual restaurant, a coffee shop, and a bar. It’s a great place to eat at any time of day, whether you’re looking for a quick bite or a more leisurely meal.

Picnic Areas: Picnic areas are available on the South and North Rims with the purpose of allowing visitors to bring their own food and enjoy a meal while appreciating the magnificent canyon scenery.

Water: It’s important to drink plenty of water when visiting the Grand Canyon, especially if you’re planning on doing any hiking or other strenuous activities. There are water bottle refill stations located at several places throughout the park, so you can easily stay hydrated.

FAQ – Grand Canyon Tours

The Grand Canyon is located in the state of Arizona, in the southwestern United States.

The Grand Canyon is approximately 277 miles (446 kilometers) long, up to 18 miles (29 kilometers) wide, and has a depth of over a mile (1.6 kilometers).

The Grand Canyon is a result of the Colorado River’s erosion of the Colorado Plateau. The river has been flowing through the plateau for millions of years, and over time, it has cut through the layers of rock, creating the canyon.

Yes, the Grand Canyon was declared a national park in 1919, and it is presently referred to as the Grand Canyon National Park.

At the Grand Canyon, you can enjoy a variety of activities, including hiking, camping, white-water rafting, and sightseeing.

Don’t miss must-do experiences like the Grand Canyon Railway, helicopter tours, horseback rides, and mule rides. Capture stunning photographs, go biking along Hermit Road, and join sunrise or sunset bus tours for breathtaking views. The Grand Canyon offers a range of adventures to suit every traveler’s preference. 

>> See Our Overview of Grand Canyon Activities & Tours

The best time to visit the Grand Canyon varies based on preferences. November to February offers fewer crowds but winter weather challenges. Early spring and late fall balance crowds with pleasant weather. Note the North Rim road closure from late October to mid-May.

The distance from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon can vary based on the specific part of the Grand Canyon you plan to visit. The South Rim and North Rim are both situated over 270 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. On the other hand, theWest Rim is the closest to Las Vegas, located about 130 miles from the heart of the city. 

>> Check our Ticket Overview for recommended guided tours from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon.