Las Vegas: Zion, Bryce Canyon & Grand Canyon 3-Day Tour

Three National Parks in 72 Hours: Zion to the Grand Canyon from Las Vegas

You get three national parks, a Navajo-led Jeep tour, and transport by minibus with enlarged windows: all the entry fees, your guide, and either camping gear or hotel rooms included. You handle your own lunch (sandwich fixings provided) and choose between sleeping under the stars or in a 3-star lodge. The fixed itinerary means no negotiating timing or transport. You just show up at pickup and follow the schedule back to Las Vegas on day three evening.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1: Las Vegas to Zion and Bryce Canyon

• Depart Las Vegas by minibus
• Explore Zion National Park
• Visit Human History Museum
• Travel to Bryce Canyon National Park
• Walk among Bryce Canyon spires
• Camp or stay at Ruby’s Inn

Day 2: Bryce Canyon to Monument Valley

• Drive to Lake Powell
• Optional visit to Antelope Canyon
• Travel to Monument Valley
• Navajo-guided Jeep tour
• Camp or stay at Goulding’s Lodge

Day 3: Monument Valley to Grand Canyon and Las Vegas

• Stop at Navajo trading post
• Follow Colorado River through Painted Desert
• Explore Grand Canyon South Rim
• Optional helicopter ride over Grand Canyon
• Return to Las Vegas

The experience

So you're looking at three days to hit Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, and the Grand Canyon South Rim without renting a car or figuring out park logistics yourself, and yeah, that's exactly what this tour does. You leave Las Vegas in an air-conditioned minibus with a maximum of 13 people and an expert local guide who knows the parks inside out, not just the Instagram spots. Day one takes you straight to Zion's white and red Navajo sandstone cliffs, where you get free time to hike the Emerald Pools Trail or walk to Weeping Rock at your own pace. Then it's on to Bryce Canyon, where you either camp under the stars or sleep at the Best Western Ruby's Inn right at the park entrance.

The second day is when Monument Valley hits different. A Navajo guide takes you on a Jeep tour through the valley (the actual tribal park, not a drive-by), and depending on daylight, you might catch sunrise or sunset over those iconic red formations. The campground there has hot showers, Wi-Fi, and electricity to charge your phone, so it's not roughing it in the way you might think. If you book the hotel option instead, you're at Goulding's Lodge with a private balcony overlooking the rim. Either way, you wake up in Monument Valley, which is the kind of thing that stays with you.

Day three wraps it up with a stop at a Navajo trading post, then a drive through the Painted Desert to the Grand Canyon South Rim. You get time to walk the rim, grab coffee at a café with views that don't quit, or drop money on a helicopter ride if that's your thing. The tour brings you back to Las Vegas in the evening. Lunches are make-your-own sandwiches with fruit and chips, and if you're camping, breakfast is included. Bring a refillable water bottle: bottled water isn't provided, but you'll refill at comfort stops. Luggage maxes out at 44 pounds, so pack light.

The operator is ranked number three globally by USA Today's 10Best Tour Company, which matters if you care about who's running the thing. Groups stay small, the guide does full narration in English, and the app works in six languages if you want extra commentary. Kids as young as seven can go, but anyone under 17 needs an adult. If you're camping as a couple or group of four or more, mention it when you book so they keep you together in the tents.

What’s included

• Your three days include air-conditioned minibus transport with enlarged viewing windows, an expert local guide with full narration in English, entry fees to Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, and Grand Canyon South Rim, a Navajo-guided Jeep tour of Monument Valley, and either camping accommodations with sleeping bags and gear or 3-star hotel lodging (Best Western Ruby's Inn at Bryce, Goulding's Lodge at Monument Valley).
• Breakfast comes with the camping option only.
• Lunches are make-your-own sandwiches with fruit and chips.
• An app with tour commentary in French, German, Spanish, Italian, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese is included.
• You arrange and pay separately for helicopter rides, Antelope Canyon visits, and any meals beyond lunch.

Options for this experience

2 options

Camping tour for a small groupGuide in English · Available from 1 Apr 2027Camping, with all equipment provided. Camping accommodations are solo or two-person tents, available seasonally from April to October.

Small group tour including lodgingGuide in English · Available from 1 Apr 2027Accommodation is 3-star or higher. Rooms are twin share, each with 2 queen beds; groups of three will be placed in one room with 2 queen beds. Solo guests are accommodated in 3-star or higher hotels, and when booking a single person per booking they are placed in a private room.

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Information

Lasts 3d, from US$ 875 per person, with a live guide in English, in groups of up to 13 and with free cancellation up to 14 days before.

Days and timesNext departure: 1 Apr 20271 departing soon ›

GroupUp to 13

Live guideEnglish

Audio guideSpanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.1 with pickup ›

Book up to10h before

AgesAdult (7 and older) · Under 7: can't be booked

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 14 days before the start. After that, no refund.

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Good to know

Low physical effortPublic transport nearby

Operated by Bindlestiff Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to see four major Southwest parks in three days without renting a car, managing park entry, or planning your own stops: the minibus and fixed schedule handle all of that, and the small group size means you're not herded through like a tour bus. It's built for people who'd rather sleep under stars or in a lodge than drive eight hours a day, and for anyone who wants a local guide instead of a recording.

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Top questions

What's included in the camping option?

Tent, sleeping bag, mat, camping gear, hot showers and Wi-Fi at the campground, and breakfast. Lodging option includes 3-star hotel rooms instead.

How many people are in each group?

Maximum 13 people per tour, traveling in a 14-passenger minibus.

Is the Navajo Jeep tour included?

Yes, the Monument Valley Jeep tour with a Navajo guide is included. Antelope Canyon is optional and at your own expense.

Can I upgrade to a helicopter ride at the Grand Canyon?

Yes, helicopter rides over the South Rim are available at your own expense on day three.

What about meals?

Breakfast is included with camping only. Lunches are make-your-own sandwiches with fruit and chips. Dinner is not included.

Is this suitable for kids?

Yes, minimum age is 7. Children under 17 must be accompanied by an adult. Children share hotel rooms with their adults (up to four per room).

What's the luggage limit?

44 pounds (20 kilograms) per person maximum.

Do I need to bring my own camping gear?

No, sleeping bags, tents, and mats are provided with the camping option. Bring warm layers, hiking shoes, sunscreen, and a hat.

Is water provided?

No, bring a refillable water bottle. You'll refill at comfort stops throughout the tour.

What if I'm vegetarian?

Vegetarian meals are available upon request. Mention this when you book.