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Experience The Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour by Grand Canyon Tour & Travel in Las Vegas!For tour times, prices & specials, click the Buy Tickets button below.
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There’s nothing like seeing the remarkable landscape of the Grand Canyon, and on the South Rim Bus Tour, you can travel to this great national landmark in comfort and ease. This fun-filled, one-day trip takes you from Las Vegas to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and back, all in the luxury of a safe, modern, and clean deluxe touring coach.
The fun begins when the coach picks you up from your hotel at approximately 6:30 am. Then the coach will truck on to Kingman, Arizona, where there’ll be a quick pit stop for stretching, beverages, or souvenir shopping.
From Kingman, the coach will proceed to Williams, Arizona, where you’ll make a stop at the Grand Canyon Railway for lunch and a visit to the railway museum or depot (lunch is provided). After lunch, the tour will proceed to Grand Canyon National Park, where you’ll stop at the new state-of-the-art visitor center, Mather Point (the deepest part of the canyon), and Bright Angel Point (the most panoramic part of the canyon). Guests will have plenty of time to browse nearby shops and museums at Bright Angel Lodge, the Indian art museum and gift shop Hopi House, and all the activities at the Grand Canyon Historic Village district area. You might even opt for a walk to Yavapai Point, the widest part of the Grand Canyon.
Then guests can simply relax during the trip home, enjoying the view out of the coach’s large custom windows, the entertainment on the VCR/DVD monitors, and the comfort of the reclining seats. The return trip includes a quick stretch, snack, and smoke stop in Kingman before traveling to and across the Hoover Dam and finally Las Vegas at about 8:45 pm. Guests should be aware that times are approximate, and they shouldn’t schedule any shows or flights on the day of their tour.
A full day that will leave you with plenty of incredible photographs and memories, the South Rim Bus Tour is the fun and convenient way to see the Grand Canyon.
