Things to do in Las Vegas
Vegas Helicopter Tour14 optionsATV Las Vegas22 optionsDay Trips from Vegas11 optionsZion National Park Tours41 optionsVegas Bus Tours13 optionsDeath Valley National Park Tours14 optionsRed Rock Canyon Tours15 optionsGrand Canyon West Rim Tours25 optionsLas Vegas Airport Shuttle9 optionsKayak Las Vegas18 optionsValley of Fire State Park Tours17 optionsGrand Canyon South Rim Tours43 options
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Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam: Skywalk, 3.5 Hours & LunchYou're picked up early from your Las Vegas hotel and driven three hours to Grand Canyon West Rim with an air-conditioned bus and Wi-Fi. You spend 3.5 hours exploring Eagle Point, Guano Point, and the Colorado River views, with the option to walk the Skywalk glass bridge or add a helicopter and boat ride down the canyon. Lunch and return transport to the Strip are included in the base price; Skywalk and adventure upgrades are optional. You're back by late afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying on the Strip who want to see Grand Canyon West without arranging their own transport or navigating the West Rim on foot. The early 6:20am pickup and three-hour drive mean you're at the rim by mid-morning with the whole afternoon to spend at each viewpoint, which is what makes 3.5 hours feel unhurried rather than tight.
Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam: Full Day Tour with SkywalkYou're picked up from your hotel and driven to Grand Canyon West with a hot breakfast stop and a photo break at the Hoover Dam Bridge. At the rim, you get 3.5 hours to explore Guano Point and Eagle Point, eat a BBQ lunch overlooking the canyon, and optionally walk the Skywalk glass bridge or zipline. The bus returns you to Las Vegas by 5pm, and you've handled entry, transport, meals and guide all in one booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Grand Canyon West sights in one day without renting a car or managing separate tickets and meals — the fixed schedule and included transport, breakfast, and lunch remove the logistics, leaving you free to focus on the views and the Skywalk if you choose it.
Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend Day Trip from Las VegasYou’ll leave Las Vegas behind and cross into Navajo country for a guided walk through Lower Antelope Canyon’s twisting sandstone walls, then hike out to stare down at Horseshoe Bend’s wild curve in silence—or laughter if your group is like ours. Includes hotel pickup, lunch, entry fees, and stories from someone who lives here.
Las Vegas: Mojave Desert ATV Tour & Lake Mead TrailsYou get picked up from the Las Vegas Strip, driven to Lake Mead Recreational Area, and ride a 2026 Polaris ATV for 1.5 hours through private desert trails with your guide. Helmet, goggles, and gloves are provided, a safety orientation is required before you ride, and you're back on the Strip by early afternoon. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory, and riders must be 18 or older to operate an ATV.Is it for me?Book this if you want to get off the Strip for a few hours without arranging your own transport or equipment rental — the pickup and return handle the logistics, and the fixed 1.5-hour ride fits into a half-day without eating your whole schedule.
Hoover Dam Tour from Las Vegas: Early Access, Powerplant & LunchYou’ll start your day with easy hotel pickup in Las Vegas before heading out early to beat the crowds at Hoover Dam. Walk deep inside its tunnels during a guided powerplant tour, then step onto panoramic viewpoints above Black Canyon. Enjoy a hot sit-down lunch and swap stories with new friends before heading back—with your own classic Vegas photo in hand.
Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam: Skywalk, Lunch & Las Vegas PickupYou’ll ride out from Las Vegas through Arizona’s Joshua Tree forest, stand on the Grand Canyon Skywalk if you dare, share lunch above Guano Point’s wild cliffs, and catch wide-open views over Hoover Dam—all with pickup, entry fees, WiFi onboard, and a local guide who brings these places to life. It’s less about checking boxes than feeling just how big—and strange—the world can be.
Hoover Dam & Lake Mead: 3-Hour Small Group Tour from VegasYou're picked up from your Las Vegas hotel and driven to the Hoover Dam in a small group van. You'll see Lake Mead from the overlook, walk on the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Bridge nearly a thousand feet above the dam, cross into Arizona and back, and drive over the top of the dam itself. The whole experience takes three hours, and your guide handles the history and the logistics so you just show up and look around.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the Hoover Dam and Lake Mead without renting a car or spending the whole day on it — the three-hour window and included pickup mean you're back to the Strip with time for other plans.
Emerald Cove Kayak Tour Las Vegas: Paddle Black CanyonA guided kayak tour on the Colorado River near Las Vegas that starts at Willow Beach Marina, paddles through Black Canyon, and ends at Emerald Cove, a natural grotto where the water glows emerald in the sunlight. The tour runs 5 to 6 hours, includes a guide, kayak (single or tandem), snacks, water and all safety gear; hotel pickup is optional and adds the National Park entrance fee. Minimum age is 12; weight limit is 260 lbs.Is it for me?Book hotel pickup if you want to sleep in a bit longer and skip the drive to the marina—the guide handles the timing and the entrance fee is already paid. Choose self-drive if you're staying outside the usual hotel zone or want to control when you arrive at Willow Beach Marina.
Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam Tour with Skywalk OptionYou’ll ride out from Las Vegas with a small group, swap stories with your guide, walk across the Grand Canyon Skywalk if you dare (it’s wild), and stand at Guano Point where history lingers in rusty cables and wind. Expect hotel pickup, entry tickets sorted for you, plus lunch and time to catch your breath at Hoover Dam before heading back.
Las Vegas: Nellis Dunes ATV Tour with Strip PickupYou’ll feel adrenaline kick in as you ride an ATV across real Nevada dunes with Las Vegas shimmering in the distance. Expect hands-on guidance from local experts, plenty of dust (and laughs), plus time to snap photos above the Strip before heading back—maybe still hearing that engine in your ears.
Valley of Fire Tour: Red Rock Formations & PetroglyphsA small-group tour from Las Vegas to Valley of Fire State Park, where you ride through 40,000 acres of fiery red Aztec sandstone, stop at sites with 2,000-year-old petroglyphs, and walk short scenic paths to overlooks and rock formations. Pickup from major Strip resorts is included, the group stays under 13 guests, and lunch plus snacks and park admission are part of the price.Is it for me?At six hours round-trip, this tour leaves your afternoon free if you start early, or fits neatly into a day when you have a few hours between arrival and evening plans. The small group and included lunch mean you're not managing logistics or hunting for food while you're trying to see the park.
Las Vegas: Desert ATV Tour & Mojave Trails with PickupYou ride a 450cc ATV for an hour through Mojave Desert trails and canyons, led by a guide who handles the route while you handle the machine. Pickup and return happen at Mandalay Bay's lower level; the whole experience runs about three hours door-to-door. Helmet, goggles, and water are included. Book this if you want to leave the casino floor without planning transport or worrying about whether you can actually do it — the guide and the gear take care of both.Is it for me?Book this if you want to ride ATVs in the Mojave Desert without arranging your own transport from the Strip or worrying whether you can handle the machine — the guide and the gear handle both, and the shuttle pickup at Mandalay Bay means you don't have to navigate getting there yourself.
Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam Tour: 7 Magic Mountains, Skywalk, PickupYou’ll start early with Las Vegas’ famous sign before heading into open desert for Seven Magic Mountains’ bold colors and a walk across Hoover Dam’s dizzying heights. With a local guide leading your small group, you’ll get two hours at Grand Canyon West Rim—including Eagle Point and Guano Point—and plenty of time for photos (and snacks). It’s a full day packed with big views and small surprises.
Las Vegas: Emerald Cave Kayak Tour & Black Canyon PaddleYou paddle a scenic five-mile roundtrip through Black Canyon with a professional guide, stop to swim and hike at Emerald Cave, and watch for wildlife along volcanic cliffs. The group stays small—twelve paddlers maximum—and includes snacks and water. Optional shuttle pickup from Mandalay Bay removes the need to arrange transport or park entry yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Black Canyon experience—Emerald Cave, wildlife, and the river itself—without arranging a rental car, navigating to the trailhead, or figuring out park entry; the shuttle option from Mandalay Bay handles all three.
Grand Canyon West & Hoover Dam: Skywalk, Eagle Point & BreakfastYou get picked up from your Las Vegas hotel, eat breakfast at IHOP, stop at the Hoover Dam for photos, then spend 3.5 hours exploring Grand Canyon West on your own—walking the Skywalk glass bridge at Eagle Point, hiking to Guano Point, or sitting with lunch and the Colorado River in view. The bus handles the drive both ways, and water is unlimited.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Las Vegas who want to see the Grand Canyon's West Rim without renting a car or navigating the drive themselves. Expect a full day out—the drive and stops take 10 to 11 hours total—which is what gives you both the Hoover Dam and 3.5 hours of unrushed time at the rim.
Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour from Las Vegas - 3 HoursA full-day bus tour from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon National Park South Rim with hotel pickup, admission fees, and a professional guide who is not also driving the bus. You spend three hours at the rim visiting viewpoints including Mather Point, Hopi House, and Bright Angel Lodge, with a convenience stop in Boulder City on the way out and a dinner stop on the return. The tour runs 15 to 16 hours total.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the South Rim without driving yourself—the dedicated guide handles the narration while a separate driver manages the road, so you can focus on the canyon instead of navigation. The three-hour stay at the rim gives you time to walk between multiple viewpoints without feeling rushed, and hotel pickup means you start and end at your Las Vegas accommodation.
2-Hour Exotic Car Driving Experience Las Vegas: 5 High-Speed LapsA 2-hour exotic car driving experience on a private race track in Las Vegas puts you behind the wheel of a supercar for five high-speed laps with professional instruction. You'll start with a comprehensive briefing on driving technique, then ride along two discovery laps in a Porsche SUV with a professional driver before taking your chosen car onto the track. Minimum age is 18; a valid photo driver's license from any country is required, and you'll need closed-toe shoes.Is it for me?Take the wheel of your favorite exotic car on a private track with a professional instructor beside you for five high-speed laps—no racing background needed, just pure driving focus.
Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour Las Vegas: Landing & ChampagneYou fly 45 minutes from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon's West Rim in a seven-seat Eco-Star helicopter, descend over 3,000 feet below the rim to a private bluff, land, and toast with Champagne while the Colorado River runs below you. The return flight passes over the Las Vegas Strip. Total time in the air is roughly 90 minutes, plus ground time at the landing site. Bring original photo ID.Is it for me?Book this if you want to land inside the Grand Canyon itself rather than circle it from above, and you'd rather not arrange the logistics of getting to the West Rim by car or bus—the helicopter handles both the transport and the landing in one experience.
Bryce Canyon & Zion: Day Trip from Las Vegas with LunchYou’ll leave Las Vegas before sunrise and watch red rock canyons wake up around you on this Bryce Canyon & Zion day trip. Expect hotel pickup, friendly guides who know their geology jokes, time for rim walks or short hikes among hoodoos, plus lunch included so you don’t have to plan ahead. The scale of these parks might catch you off guard—in a good way.
Las Vegas: Beginner ATV Tour & Desert Riding TrainingYou'll spend thirty minutes learning ATV fundamentals from an instructor, then ride for thirty minutes through the desert near Las Vegas. The tour includes the ATV, helmet, and all safety training — you just bring closed-toe shoes and an ID proving you're eighteen or older. You leave knowing how to ride, not wondering if you can.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to try ATV riding but have never done it before and need someone to teach you the basics before you head out — the training half is what makes the riding half actually enjoyable instead of nerve-wracking.
