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See the Grand Canyon West Rim at your own pace when you hire a Hummer for a self-drive day trip from Las Vegas! You will be supplied with an interactive map, road games, and a full tank of gas. Throw away the timetables and forget about other people’s schedules as you explore the Grand Canyon your way.

You will be picked up by complimentary shuttle and taken for assignment of your automatic Hummer for the day. You will be met by a tour co-ordinator for a full orientation of the day’s events and activities. It is here where all your questions will be answered before you are on your way.
Grand Canyon West Rim Self-Drive Hummer Day Trip from Las Vegas

Grand Canyon West Rim Self-Drive Hummer Day Trip from Las Vegas – $ 159.99 See the Grand Canyon West Rim at your own pace and hire a Hummer for the day! You will be supplied with an interactive map, road games, and a full tank of gas. Once on the road, you can follow the map and learn about important sites along the way to the Grand Canyon. Special Offer – Book the Helicopter/Boat option and receive the Grand Canyon Skywalk for free – BOOK NOW!

When you hit the road you will pass Boulder City and Lake Mead to Hoover Dam. Drive through a 900-year-old Joshua Tree Forest before turning onto the road to the Grand Canyon West Rim and the lands of the Hualapai Tribe. You are free to explore Guano Point and Eagle Point at your leisure – no timetables, no schedules – its all up to you!

Optional Activities:

* Grand Canyon Skywalk – Take a stroll on the Grand Canyon Skywalk, the newest attraction on the West Rim, for amazingly unobstructed views over the canyon
* Helicopter/Boat – Take a helicopter ride to the bottom of the canyon, then enjoy a 15-minute pontoon boat ride on the Colorado River!
* High Point Hike at Guano Point – a brief walk from the shuttle drop point, offers 340 degrees views of the Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon West Rim Self-Drive Hummer Day Trip from Las Vegas

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Fly from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon West Rim by fixed-wing airplane and be amazed by the breathtaking views from the Skywalk – suspended beyond the rim! Surrounded by the clear walls and floor of the Skywalk’s glass bridge, you’ll have the most astounding, unobstructed views of the Grand Canyon possible.

On your 40-minute airplane flight to the Grand Canyon West Rim you’ll have amazing views of Las Vegas, Boulder City, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon itself.

For the ground portion of your tour, your aircraft will land at the Hualapai Indian Nation Airport. You will then ride in comfort on a short coach tour between lookout points, narrated by your driver/guide. The coach stops at both Eagle and Guano Points, where there will be plenty of photo opportunities at these breathtaking scenic sites.

Grand Canyon West Rim Air and Ground Day Trip from Las Vegas with Skywalk – $ 217.99 Fly to the Grand Canyon West Rim by fixed-wing airplane and be one of the first to take the Skywalk suspended beyond the rim! Surrounded by the clear walls and floor of the Skywalk’s glass bridge, you’ll have the most astounding, unobstructed views of the Grand Canyon possible. Special Offer – In addition to a discount of over 29% off the recommended retail price, if you book by December 31, 2009 you will also receive a FREE photo per group (value USD20) and the USD20 Fuel Surcharge will be waived – BOOK NOW!

Grand Canyon West Rim Air and Ground Day Trip from Las Vegas with Skywalk
You will have approximately three hours of free time at the West Rim, including a complimentary barbecue lunch at Guano Point, 4,000 feet (1,200 meters) above the mighty Colorado River.

You’ll also have plenty of time to enjoy the fabulous Grand Canyon Skywalk, the newest attraction on the West Rim. The Skywalk is suspended 70 feet (21 meters) beyond the rim and 4,000 feet (1,200 meters) above the Colorado River, and offers amazingly unobstructed views over the canyon.

Grand Canyon West Rim Air and Ground Day Trip from Las Vegas with Skywalk

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