All Tours from Grand Canyon National Park
The Grand Canyon National Park, also known as the South Rim, is the park's most world-famous and recognizable region. The sweeping vistas and stunning landscapes found here are the most popular images of the Grand Canyon seen around the world. If you're visiting the Grand Canyon National Park, you can experience a variety of sightseeing opportunities like an airplane flight over the deepest and widest canyon gorges or a ground excursion to the most beautiful lookout points along the canyon's edge aboard a customized military-style Hummer vehicle.
You can even embark on a day trip from the Grand Canyon to the nearby city of Page, Arizona - home of the world-famous Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. You'll enjoy a guided tour into Antelope Canyon and visit the near circular twist in the Colorado River through Horseshoe Bend!
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Experience the expanse of the Grand Canyon National Park from above on a sightseeing airplane tour! See the deepest and widest rock gorges, the world's oldest exposed rock, the Colorado River winding beneath you, and the Kaibab National Forest lining the edge of the South Rim. You can even bundle your flight with an exciting ground tour aboard a customized Hummer vehicle!
Experience aerial views of the fantastic gorges and rock formations that have been carved by nature throughout the canyon walls. Enjoy breathtaking scenic views of the Zuni Corridor, Imperial Point, Confluence of the Colorado and Little Colorado River, Kaibab National Forest, and Kaibab Plateau.
This scenic adventure includes an airplane tour over the Grand Canyon as well as a guided ground tour with Buck Wild Hummer Tours. Take flight from our Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines terminal and soar over Dragon Corridor, Zuni Corridor, and pass Imperial Point as you head toward and the North Rim.
This memorable experience combines a sightseeing airplane flight over the Grand Canyon with a sunset Hummer tour of the most scenic overlooks at Grand Canyon National Park. The air tour portion begins at the Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines terminal. Fly over the magnificent Dragon Corridor, Zuni Corridor, and pass Imperial Point as you head toward and the North Rim.
Travel to some of the South Rim's most stunning lookout points aboard a customized military-style Hummer vehicle! Your professional driver will select a variety of popular viewpoints along the canyon's edge, and your party will have time to explore and take photos at each. You can even upgrade your ground excursion to take place at sunset or privatize the entire vehicle for your family. Your Hummer is convertible for open-air in the warmer months or covered in winter time, so you can ride in comfort and style no matter when you visit. This is a perfect Grand Canyon activity for kids, families, and larger groups of visitors.
This ground tour along the canyon rim features a Hummer vehicle customized for sightseeing. The perfect addition to your Grand Canyon National Park vacation!
This exquisite ground tour through the Grand Canyon National Park features a vehicle reserved for your party alone.
Enjoy an afternoon exploring the various rims and viewpoints of Grand Canyon National Park then top if off by witnessing one of natures most stunning natural concerts: Sunset on the rim of the Grand Canyon.
Enjoy our Signature Sunset tour with the guarantee that your group will be the only ones on board!
Extra day in your Grand Canyon vacation? Spend a day in the nearby town of Page, Arizona and visit some of the world's most spectcular natural landforms. This sightseeing flight takes place aboard a state-of-the-art airplane and offers aerial views of the Grand Canyon and Lake Powell along the way. After landing in Page, AZ, you'll enjoy a guided tour through the world-famous Lower Antelope Canyon and then visit Horseshoe Bend. Your Navajo guide will explain the importance and history of Antelope Canyon, help take professional-looking photos, and answer questions.
Visit world-famous destinations like Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend on a stunning day tour from the Grand Canyon National Park.
- What is the difference between the South Rim and West Rim of the Grand Canyon?
Many people don't realize that the Grand Canyon has two distinct regions, or rims, of the canyon that they can tour.
The South Rim is the region of the canyon that encompasses the Grand Canyon National Park. The South Rim features the lush Kaibab National Forest and the historic Grand Canyon Village. Aerial tours of the South Rim soar over the widest and deepest parts of the Grand Canyon. Meanwhile, ground tours can take guests to world-famous lookouts like Bright Angel Point, Mather Point, Duck on a Rock, and Yavapai Point.
The West Rim is owned and operated by the Native American Hualapai Nation. In this region of the Grand Canyon, visitors can walk along the world-renowned Skywalk Bridge or visit famous lookouts like Eagle Point and Guano Point. GCSA helicopter tours have access to an exclusive landing spot at the bottom of the West Rim, allowing guests to explore the canyon floor and embark on a pontoon boat cruise of the Colorado River.
Compare Grand Canyon tours at both rims to find your perfect adventure.
- What is the best time of the year to visit the Grand Canyon South Rim?
The Spring and Fall are widely considered the best times of the year to make a trip to the Grand Canyon South Rim. During these periods, the daytime temperatures are cool and the crowds are thin.
- Should I book my Grand Canyon South Rim tour before I go?
Yes. We recommend that customers book in advance to take advantage of our great online prices.
We are happy to take bookings in advance or upon arrival at one of our terminals. However, the best prices are available online and our tours often sell out.
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- How long does it take to see the South Rim of the Grand Canyon?
With a Grand Canyon South Rim tour from GCSA, you can experience the most remarkable sights at the South Rim in just one day.
With the Grand Canyon Deluxe with Hummer, guests will soar over the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, and the Colorado River. After touching down at the South Rim, board a customized Hummer for a tour of the Grand Canyon National Park's most famous viewpoints.
If you're more interested in catching fantastic aerial views of the widest and deepest parts of the Grand Canyon, replace the Hummer with a state-of-the-art helicopter. Aboard a Grand Canyon Deluxe with Helicopter, the bird's-eye views of the canyon are breathtaking and unforgettable.
- What are the best tours of the Grand Canyon South Rim?
There's a reason people have been flying with Grand Canyon Scenic Airlines for over 90 years. With a dozen world-class Grand Canyon South Rim tours to choose from, each individual has plenty of options for their dream Grand Canyon vacation.
Here are a few of the best and most popular Grand Canyon South Rim tours.
- What is there to do at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon?
The Grand Canyon South Rim is home to some of the most famously breathtaking landscapes in the world. This is also the most developed rim of the Grand Canyon. During your trip to the Grand Canyon South Rim, check out a few of these exciting activities.
- Gaze in awe at beautiful lookout points like Bright Angel Point and Mather Point
- Soar over breathtaking landscapes like Zuni Corridor and the Kaibab National Forest during a world-class helicopter or airplane tour
- Embark on a guided Hummer excursion to scenic sites like Duck on a Rock, Yavapai Point, and Moran Point
- Explore the historic architecture and quaint gift shops in Grand Canyon Village
- Climb to the top of Desert View Watchtower for a 360-degree view of the South Rim
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