Air Grand Canyon
Launched over three decades ago by a local family, this tour company runs some of the region's oldest and most popular air tours. Take a Cessna T207 or Cessna 182, and get an eagle's-eye view of the canyon. You'll get to see the entirety of the Colorado River, as well as natural landmarks such as the famous Dragon Corridor. Meanwhile, expert pilots provide you with historical and cultural information on the canyon. As of September 2009, tours run daily and prices start at $73 per person.
Air Grand Canyon
P.O. Box 3028
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
(800) 247-4726
airgrandcanyon.com
Grand Canyon Tour Company
Based in nearby Las Vegas, this tour company was founded in 1982, specializing in hiking tours and overnight camps in the Grand Canyon. Their tours are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who want a hands-on tour of the area. Hiking tours start at the top of the canyon and descend to the Colorado River, and includes expert insight on local wildlife and fauna. Overnight tours include all camping equipment, transportation from your hotel to the canyon, and a chance to see a stunning Grand Canyon sunrise or sunset.
Grand Canyon Tour Company
4343 N. Rancho Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89130
(800) 222-6966
grandcanyontourcompany.com
Las Vegas Grand Canyon Tours
One of the newcomers to the Grand Canyon touring realm, this tour company offers some of the most comprehensive tours with the most variety. For example, see the canyon from the comfort of an air-conditioned luxury motorcoach atop the canyon's south rim while dining on a continental breakfast and free lunch. Or, take their Native Indian tour that includes authentic Native American cuisine and a trip to the canyon's new skywalk. Or, for a wet and wild experience, take their boat ride down the Colorado River while passing beneath the canyon's soaring arches and peaks.
Las Vegas Grand Canyon Tours
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
(866) 218-3427
lasvegasgrandcanyontour.com
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