Highlights
- Small-group Death Valley day trip from Las Vegas
- Enjoy amazing photo opportunities at Zabriskie point and Artist’s Palette
- Stop at Furnace Creek, the land of the Timbisha Native Americans
- Journey to Dantes View, the highest point in the park!
- Walk out onto the 200 square mile salt flats of Badwater Basin, the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere!
- Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off, boxed lunch and plenty of bottled water included
- Small-group tour ensures a more personalized experience
Recent Photos of this Tour
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The Germans!Great fun groupPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
more photosAmazing Day!Photo by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Bad Water basin Salt flatsWalking out on the salt flats in BadWater BasinPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Bad Water BasinOur bus 280 ft below sea level! If you look closely you can see the sea level sign above the bus!Photo by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Love the DesertThis environment was amazingPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
more photosCapturing the light at Zabriskie pointPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Zabriskie pointThe most photographed in Death ValleyPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
More Death Valley desert ...sand dunes at sunset in Death ValleyPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
cute!No rattlesnakes thoughPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Gritters in the Desert!we got so lucky to see this little guy....Photo by: Madeleine09 2012 -
More fun on the Devils Golf ...Incredible scenery-these are actually salt flats...Photo by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Ken taking photos of the ...A little extra side trip that our guide took us too-thanks Khriss!Photo by: Madeleine09 2012 -
The set of Star WarsAwesome day tour really amazing placePhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Sand Dunes in Death ValleyStunningPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Death ValleyWow! super hot here....Photo by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Artists PalletAmazing colorsPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Death ValleyZabriskie pointPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Beautiful sunny day in Death ...Amazing dayPhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Vast DesertThe Mighty MohavePhoto by: Madeleine09 2012 -
Death ValleyDeath ValleyPhoto by: Anonymous08 2012 -
Useful Information
Small-Group Death Valley National Park Day Trip from Las Vegas
After an approximate 2.5-hour drive from Las Vegas by comfortable, air-conditioned van, arrive at the heart of Death Valley National Park in the Mojave Desert. Enjoy breathtaking photos opportunities at Zabriskie Point, located just east of Death Valley, known for its erosional landscape. Admire cascading hills and valleys on a scenic drive through stunning Artist’s Palette, a rock formation illuminated in vibrant colors, before stopping at the salt flats of Badwater Basin. At 280 feet (85 meters) below sea level, this is the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere!
Next, head to the Furnace Creek visitor center. Furnace Creek is the ancestral land of the Timbisha Native American tribe, and is also one of the hottest places in North America. Temperatures are known to reach as high as 135°F (57 °C)! Here, browse the Death Valley gift shop before traveling back through the Mojave Desert in time for some your Las Vegas nighttime activities.
Reviewed by Sandra L. W, USA, March 2013
It was the best time I've ever spent there. Our Guide was great, informative and fun to be with. Could'nt ask for a better guide, I would do this all over again with the same guide. With a small group you hear and learn more things. Loved every minute of it.
Reviewed by Marika H, March 2013
This tour was such a wonderful way to experience this strange and beautiful place. Our group only had five people which was really great since it allowed extra flexibility and allowed us to make some extra stops on the way. We saw Dante's view, Zabriskie Point, Badwater, Artist's Drive, Devil's Golf course, had lunch at Furnace Creek. Artist's Drive was a real gem to me, I had never thought that Death Valley would be so full of colors! The rocks were everything from shades of red yellow purple and even green. We were lucky to visit on a sunny day so the colors were truly bright and remarkable.
The tour was all great fun and our guide Rachel was great and very knowledgeable. All in all a superb day in every way. Highly recommended!
