Multi-Day Tours from Las Vegas

Multi-day tours from Las Vegas reach the Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce Canyon, with the nights on several of them spent at a hotel or a campsite. The tours we describe run from two to seven days; the most common length is about three days. We list 25 multi-day tours from Las Vegas on this page.

Monument Valley features on several of the routes we describe, as a guided jeep drive or as an overnight camp.

Combined circuits across several parks

Combined circuits fit several of the big landmarks of the region into two or three days, and the ones we describe list either a guided jeep drive or park admission among their inclusions.

Walking the rim of the Grand Canyon, hiking among the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon, exploring Zion and riding a Navajo-guided jeep through Monument Valley for 1.5 hours make up the three-day version; you sleep in a tent or a premium hotel, as you choose.

A two-day version stands at both the South and East Rim of the Grand Canyon and overnights in Page, which brings Lower Antelope Canyon and the red-rock scenery of Lake Powell into the itinerary.

Guided routes from two days to a week

The guided routes we describe start at two days and stretch to a full week, so length is the first thing that sets them apart.

Two nights in a 2.5 star hotel with breakfast, trails in Zion National Park and a 4x4 jeep tour of Monument Valley with a local guide come with the premium three-day tour.

Another three-day option is a camping tour that covers the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon, hikes in Zion and the Grand Canyon, two breakfasts and a Navajo-guided jeep tour of Monument Valley.

Longest of all, the seven-day tour spends six nights camping on a route through the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce, Arches and Canyonlands, and its listing offers cosy hotel rooms as an alternative to the tent.

At the short end, a two-day bus tour provides a guide on the round-trip bus and during the first day in the park.

Length is the quickest way to choose between the routes we describe: two days by bus to the Grand Canyon, three days across Zion and Monument Valley, or seven days through five parks. The nights decide the rest, since the listings that include them say whether you camp or sleep in a hotel.

Table data is indicative and comes from the GuruWalk catalogue. Each activity's current details, including availability, are the ones shown on its listing when you book.

Camping or a hotel bed

Several multi-day tours from Las Vegas let the ticket type decide where you sleep, so read what the option you pick covers before you confirm.

"Camp under starry skies", its listing notes, is the first of two ways to take the three-day circuit through the Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce Canyon; the other is a premium hotel in prime locations. The camping version includes two breakfasts.

All camping equipment comes with the camping ticket type on the three-day camping tour, and its listing asks only for your own travel pillow.

Camping equipment on the seven-day tour covers everything except a sleeping bag, which may be purchased en route.

Meals and park entry

What is bundled differs from tour to tour, so the included lines on each listing are the best guide.

Three sandwich-style lunches and a guided jeep drive sit in the included list of the three-day combined circuit.

Box lunch with a turkey sandwich on the first day comes with the two-day bus tour, together with admission to Grand Canyon National Park.

Every park entry and all private transportation are covered on the seven-day tour.