Grand Canyon National Park Tour from Las Vegas with Lunch

Enjoy a day of the Grand Canyon’s South Rim with round trip deluxe motor coach transportation from Las Vegas.

On your way to the South Rim, you’ll get a complimentary morning snack to enjoy as you travel through the Mojave Desert, over the famous Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, and cross iconic Route 66. Today offers a dramatic scenery change as you gain 5,000 feet of elevation.

Desert plants and animals change to scenery and wildlife from the Colorado Rockies, with 100 foot tall pines, giant elk and mule deer. Once you arrive in Grand Canyon National Park, you’ll have 3 hours to explore the deepest and widest part of the canyon, the South Rim. Your driver will set up the included picnic lunch which you can enjoy while taking in the views and learning about various things you can do to make the most of your time in the park.

Popular attractions in the Grand Canyon National Park include El Tovar, Hopi House, Kolb Photo Studio, and the Bright Angel Trail – your guide will fill you in on all the details about what you can do and see.

Important information

National Parks non-US Citizens fees

Starting January 1, 2026, visitors who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents will have two options for entry into affected parks:

1. The New Non-Resident "America the Beautiful" Pass: Cost: $250 USD. This pass covers entrance fees for the pass holder and up to 3 additional adults (ages 16+) traveling together. Passengers can pre-purchase passes at (https://www.nps.gov/planyourvisit/passes.htm#changes-in-2026). Passengers without pre-purchased passes may be required to purchase pass upon entry to any parks national parks where non-resident fees are required.

2.Individual Non-Resident Entry Fee: Cost: $100 USD per adult (ages 16+). This is a per-person fee that applies to each affected park visited. For passengers without a pass, this $100 fee is required in addition to standard commercial entrance fees.

Documentation: Non-resident passengers should be prepared to show proof of residency (or their $250 pass) upon entry.

For the most current official guidance, please refer to the following: NPS FAQ: Commercial Tours and Non-Resident Fees / DOI Press Release: Modernized National Park Access.