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Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour From Las Vegas

By | Nov 30, 2010 | 0 Comments | Rating: 0

If you are vacationing to Las Vegas then you should schedule a day to go see the Grand Canyon. There is a multitude of ways that you can go see the Grand Canyon, but a guided bus trip is often the easiest and most inexpensive way to see the Grand Canyon from Vegas.

Renting a car simple to drive to the Grand Canyon can get expensive. Unless you have a car or rental car, then I highly suggest booking a day trip to see the Grand Canyon. There are many tour companies in Las Vegas that arrange for bus trips to the Grand Canyon, but one of the more popular companies is Las Vegas Grand Canyon Tours.

Las Vegas Grand Canyon tours offer some of the cheapest tickets, yet you still have the same features as you would by booking with a more expensive company. Their ever popular Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour is only $79. If you stay in town glued to a video keno machine you may spend much more than that, so budget wisely and save your money by spending a day on the Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour. The Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour cost is only $79, and that also includes your lunch.


The Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour starts when you are picked up in the morning at the Hotel. You will board the comfortable air-conditioned bus and drive out of Las Vegas. You will see Hoover Dam as you drive ride over the Hoover Dam bypass. Your first stop will be in Kingman Arizona.

You will have beautiful desert scenery to view as you drive onto Tusayan, Arizona. In Tusayan the tour will stop so you can have lunch. The price of the lunch is included with the tour package. There is no additional charge for your lunch.

After lunch the tour will continue. The bus tour will stop at a visitor's center so you can learn more about the Grand Canyon. One of the common myths associated with this tour is that you only visit one place. This tour is only for the South Rim, but the bus stops at several different places where you can get out and take pictures of the magnificent Grand Canyon.

You will also get a chance to buy some overprices Indian souvenirs, as well as stopping at a few other places. You will get a short break in Kingman, Arizona and then ride back to the Hotel in Las Vegas.

For $79 you get a full day of fun. The Grand Canyon is an awesome spectacle, and receives many repeat visitors each year. In addition to seeing the Grand Canyon and learning some Native American history you will also meet a lot of nice people.

The other passengers on the Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour will make your travel even more enjoyable as you help each other out to spot cool things. The conversations and friendships formed often lead to new friends. It is very common for these new friends to meet up with you again over the next few days as you tour and experience Las Vegas together.

The $79.00 for the Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour is truly a bargain. If you stay in Vegas for the day you could easily spend much more than that. A Grand Canyon South Rim Bus Tour is a great way to spend a day when you are vacationing in Las Vegas, Nevada. Image Credits: (Picassa/Maaark) (Picassa/JimHoffman)




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