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Experience the breathtaking views of the Grand Canyon from a private landing, helicopter flights, and scenic lookouts on this 7-hour tour starting at $739.

The Las Vegas: Grand Canyon West Helicopter Experience offers a compelling way to see one of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Priced at $739 per person and lasting approximately 7 hours, this tour combines thrilling helicopter flights, exclusive landings, and spectacular lookout points. It’s perfect for those seeking a blend of adventure, stunning scenery, and informative commentary, delivered in a small-group setting limited to 7 participants for a more personalized experience.
This tour’s standout feature is the private landing 300 feet above the Colorado River in Hualapai Indian Territory, where guests can enjoy light snacks, soda, water, and champagne amid breathtaking views. The journey begins with pickup from hotels within 5 miles of the Las Vegas Strip, making logistics straightforward. The tour is well-suited for travelers eager for an immersive and high-quality helicopter experience, though it’s important to note that Skywalk tickets are not included.
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The tour begins with pickup from hotels located within a 5-mile radius of the Las Vegas Strip. From there, a comfortable helicopter whisks travelers out over the Nevada desert toward the Grand Canyon West region. The journey itself is part of the experience, as the helicopter passes over notable landmarks like the Hoover Dam—a marvel of engineering and a highlight from above.
The scenic flight offers sweeping views of the Mojave Desert and the glittering lights of Las Vegas. This aerial perspective sets the tone for the day, providing a sense of scale and beauty before reaching the canyon.

As the helicopter crosses the Nevada landscape, it passes over the Hoover Dam, a well-known National Park Service site. The sight of this massive dam from above underscores its importance as an engineering feat. Continuing over the Mojave Desert, the flight offers an expansive view of arid terrain contrasted by the lush green of the canyon walls ahead.
The flight duration from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West is designed to maximize sightseeing, with the entire journey approximately lasting about 2 hours. Passengers are provided with headsets to hear the pilot’s narration clearly, ensuring they learn about the sights as they pass by.

One of the tour’s main attractions is the private landing on the Hualapai Indian Territory. Sitting 300 feet above the Colorado River, this exclusive spot offers unmatched views of the canyon’s depths. Guests are encouraged to appreciate the scale of the descend of over 3,500 feet into the canyon, absorbing the vastness and grandeur of this natural wonder.
After landing, visitors can enjoy light snacks, soda, water, and champagne while taking in the scenery. This stop lasts roughly 2 hours, giving ample time to explore the lookout points and appreciate the landscape from a unique vantage point.
More Great Tours NearbyFollowing the canyon landing, the tour continues with visits to two of the most famous viewpoints: Guano Point and Eagle Point.
Guano Point is renowned for its sweeping vistas and rugged scenery. Visitors often find the panorama of the canyon and the Colorado River extraordinary. It’s also the location of a former guano mining site, adding a dash of history to the scenery.
Eagle Point is famous for its dramatic cliffside views and is the site of the Skywalk — a glass balcony extending over the edge of the canyon. While tickets for the Skywalk are not included in this tour, visitors have the option to purchase them separately if desired, or simply enjoy the stunning views from the lookout.

Although the Skywalk is a notable feature at Eagle Point, it’s important to note that tickets are not included in this tour package. Guests can choose to buy tickets on-site if they wish to step onto the glass platform that extends over the canyon. This feature is popular, but the tour’s focus remains on the helicopter experience and the views from the lookout points.
After exploring the canyon, the tour offers a second helicopter flight that takes in the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas. This aerial return provides a different perspective of the city’s skyline, contrasting the natural beauty of the canyon with the vibrant urban landscape.
The entire experience wraps up with a scenic flight back to the departure point, completing a full day of adventure and sightseeing.
The total duration is approximately 7 hours, with about 2 hours of ground time at Grand Canyon West. The schedule allows for a relaxed pace, giving travelers enough time to explore the lookouts and enjoy the amenities before returning.
The tour is designed to be efficient and packed with highlights, making it ideal for those wanting a comprehensive helicopter adventure with convenient logistics.
The package includes hotel pickup and drop-off, headsets for narration, and light snacks, sodas, water, and champagne at the canyon. However, Skywalk tickets are not included, which is a consideration for visitors who might want to visit that specific attraction.
The tour is operated by Maverick Helicopters Inc., known for professional service and safety standards. It’s worth noting that changes or cancellations are possible if minimum passenger numbers are not met, and seating is assigned based on weight and balance.
Travelers should bring passport or ID, driver’s license, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun hat, and comfortable clothes. Since the tour involves helicopter flights, mobility impairments are not accommodated. It’s advisable to book at least 72 hours in advance and be aware that cancellations within 3 days are not refundable.
This experience is distinguished by its private landing in the Grand Canyon, which offers an up-close, exclusive perspective often not available in other tours. The combination of two helicopter flights and access to lookouts like Guano Point and Eagle Point provides a well-rounded experience of the canyon’s beauty.
The small group size ensures personalized attention and more flexibility during the day. The inclusion of champagne and snacks adds to the luxurious feel of this adventure.
The tour appeals strongly to adventure lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone eager to see the Grand Canyon from above with a bit of exclusivity. It’s suitable for those comfortable with helicopter trips and who want a comprehensive day with scenic stops and aerial views.
However, those with mobility impairments should seek alternative options, as this experience involves walking on uneven surfaces and limited accessibility.
This tour offers an impressive combination of aerial sightseeing, exclusive canyon landings, and iconic lookout points. For $739, it delivers a full day of adventure with stunning vistas, knowledgeable guides, and luxurious touches like champagne.
While it doesn’t include the Skywalk ticket, the overall experience remains highly rewarding for those seeking a luxury helicopter tour with a focus on scenic views and private access. It’s especially suited for travelers who value small group sizes and a personalized, memorable journey into the heart of the Grand Canyon.
Is the Skywalk included in this tour?
No, tickets for the Skywalk are not included. Guests can purchase them separately if they wish to walk on the glass bridge.
What is the duration of the helicopter flights?
The entire tour lasts about 7 hours, with roughly 2 hours of ground time at Grand Canyon West.
What should I bring for the tour?
Participants should bring passport or ID, comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun hat, and comfortable clothing for the outdoor conditions.
Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
No, this experience is not suitable for guests with mobility impairments due to walking and access limitations at lookouts.
What is included in the price?
The tour includes hotel transportation, helicopter flights, headsets for narration, and snacks, water, soda, and champagne during the canyon stop.