LAS VEGAS
387 Tours Reviewed
Antelope Canyon is a whole different world. This 13-hour small-group day trip strings together desert icons and ends with Lower Antelope Canyon, where sandstone walls catch the sun and throw that famous light-beam effect into the passage. I like that…
Four canyons in four days. This Zion–Bryce–Grand Canyon loop packs big scenery into a tight schedule, plus Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell so you’re not stuck in one kind of view all day. I like that you get actual time…
That first jolt of off-road feels earned. This half-day 4×4 UTV tour is a fast way to see Bears Ears National Monument and the surrounding canyon country, with a guide who connects what you’re seeing to the people who lived…
Sedona’s trails don’t do subtle. This 2-hour Hummer tour turns the high desert around you into a real adventure, with off-road driving, big canyon scenery, and a guide who mixes the scenery with Wild West and Native American culture storytelling.…
Sandstone dreams come with paddles. This guided Antelope Canyon kayak and hike is interesting because you don’t just look at the slot canyon. You ride in on Lake Powell first, then walk the Lower Antelope Canyon portion on foot so…
Want Mick and Keith in Vegas? This show is interesting because it focuses on performance details, not just the hits, in a room where the crowd is close enough to feel every beat. I love the high-energy feel and the…
Colorful rock spires look better on horseback. This 1-hour ride in Kodachrome Basin State Park turns big desert scenery into something you can really move through, with eroded rock in shades of red, yellow, pink, white, and brown. You’ll also…
A paddle in Lake Mead cools you fast. This small-group tour (max 9 people) is built for real coaching, not just dropping you off with gear. I also love the round-trip hotel pickup from select Las Vegas Strip locations, so…
That famous canyon light show has structure. This Lower Antelope Canyon + Horseshoe Bend combo is built for an efficient half day in Page: a guide gets you there, explains what you’re seeing, and keeps things moving so you can…
That Hoover Dam is huge surprises you. This tour makes it easy to see why, with a guided stop at the dam plus a quick Vegas photo moment first. You’ll also get the practical stuff covered, like private transportation and…
Sunset feels different on two wheels. This electric dirt bike tour near Zion is built around scenic timing and guided riding, with a smooth flow from gear-up to trail to a golden-hour photo stop and then a sunset return with…
Bumpy roads can be worth it. This private 4X4 trip turns northern Capitol Reef area into something close to a lunar set, with rainbow-toned bentonite hills plus a drive through the famous Waterpocket Fold. You’ll get a small-group feel, pickup…
Mummies in Las Vegas sound odd. Then you’re standing inches from real evidence of ancient animal mummification—nearly 100 authentic artifacts—and the show uses modern science like CT scans and x-rays to explain what you’re seeing. Located inside the Bellagio Gallery…
Sedona’s vortex hunt is surprisingly practical. This private open-air Jeep tour takes you off-road through Sedona’s forested areas and then adds short, real foot-on-the-ground hikes to two vortex spots, including a powerful upflow stop with 360-degree views. I love how…
If you want music-first Vegas, this hits fast. You’ll spend 75 minutes in a dancehall party built around Bob Marley’s sound, with live reggae rhythms and a crowd that doesn’t just watch. The best part is how sing-alongs and dancing…
