From Boulder City: Grand Canyon National Park South Rim Tour

Escape the city for a day with a trip to the Grand Canyon National Park from fabulous Las Vegas, with transfers, snacks, lunch, and free time at the South Rim included. 
After your Boulder City pickup, sit back and relax as you travel along Route 66.
Enter the Grand Canyon National Park with your first stop at Mather Point for approximately 45 minutes. Then the driver will collect all interested guests in the walking tour, and transfer them to Bright Angel, the Visitor Center, for approximately 2 hours. 
The hardier travelers will want to take the opportunity to walk the approximate 2.5-mile trail along the ridge of the Canyon and enjoy the ever-changing, breathtaking views. Once your time at the South Rim has come to an end, you will board your luxury bus for a smooth ride back to Las Vegas. 
You will then be dropped off at the location of your original pickup at Lighthouse Kitchen, in Boulder City, Nevada.

PLEASE NOTE:

Starting Thursday, January 1, 2026, in accordance with President Trump's executive order, “Making America Beautiful Again,” the National Park Service will begin charging all NON-U.S. RESIDENTS age 16 and older a $100 non-resident fee at the Grand Canyon National Park. This is an additional fee that is not included in the price of your tour.

Passengers must inform the tour guide upon first entering the tour bus of the total number of NON-U.S. RESIDENTS in their party. They may also text or email our office ahead of time to inform us of the total number of NON-U.S. RESIDENTS in their party. Additionally, ALL passengers may be asked by the National Park Service to show proof of citizenship or residency. Acceptable documents include a U.S. Passport, State issued ID, or a permanent residency card.


**Failure to inform the tour guide that you are not a U.S. CITIZEN/RESIDENT or failure to provide proof of residency to the National Park Service upon request will make you fully responsible for any consequences, such as fines, being trespassed by the park, or being denied entry to the National Park. Passengers being denied entry will not be allowed to stay on the bus because the bus will be entering the park. You will be fully responsible for any and all consequences. **