Valley Of Fire Buggy Tour
- Location:Las Vegas, Nevada
- Duration:7 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
- TOUR Code:3611VAL
13 reviews of Valley Of Fire Buggy Tour
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amazing day out a must
very fun
So much fun and memories to take home. Good experience all around, and the guides were great.
The only problem with this tour is that it flies by much too quickly, but time flies when you're having fun. The self driven Rhino's are perfect for fun and perfect for the tour, and the tour guide was extremely tourist friendly and obviously loves his job. If you're going to Las Vegas for more than just the gambling, do this tour, its worth the money.
Absolutely fantastic day out. The tour guide on the day was brilliant. Highly recommended and would have loved to do it again!
A great experience! Everyone at the tour operator was friendly and helpful. Our guide was patient & knowledgeable. Tip: In summer, definitely take the earliest tour as it can get extremely uncomfortable in the heat.
It was a fun and exciting change to a vacation adventure. All the staff was knowledgeable and friendly. I couldn't believe how much time we were actually out in the desert to put the buggy to the test. To end it all, we all got a T-shirt. Need I say more?
This trip was fantastic. The Valley of Fire is beautiful and is a must see. The staff were very friendly and tailored the trip to us. We love to take pictures and they let us choose when we wanted to stop for photos. You will get dirty, but it is a lot of fun.
What a blast!! This tour had it all. Beautiful scenery, fun spots to tear around in the dune buggy, and the tour guide was great and informative. He told us the names of the mountains and local plants, and we even got to climb some of the mountains! I highly recommend this tour. I did it in the spring, and the weather was perfect. Cool air and warm sun. I think it might be too hot in the summer unless you do the early morning tour. It's definitely worth it!
This was a wonderful tour and really a pretty full day. We left at 9:30 and got back to the hotel about 4:30. The buggy was easy to handle and not as bumpy as the 4-wheelers. Very dusty--bring some old clothes and shoes.
Much to our surprise, the company switched our trip from the Valley of Fire to the sand buggy ride through the Nellis sand dunes without contacting us. We were picked up at the hotel and it was only when the customer service offered us a 90 minute ride on the dunes for a additional $100 did we realize we were on the wrong trip. The customer service rep made it right though by giving us the 90-minute ride using two single seat dune buggies and added in free tee shirts. The ride through the dunes was a blast and my son and I had a great time even though the trip wasn’t what we signed up for.
We managed to get the full 3 hours only because there was no other group behind us. If another group had been behind us, we would have had only 1 and half hours, not good at all.
The Valley of Fire is very hot, as you would expect. We were in Vegas early June during fairly mild weather, it was just eighty nine in Vegas. We were the only ones booked on this package, so we just had our leader in a Rhino buggy followed by the two of us in ours. There was not a lot to see, but whatever there was, we stopped and given information on the area, in particular the cave drawings. As this was our first time in a dune buggy, the course was mild and we did not do a lot off-road; we mainly followed paths. My husband, who did the driving, LOVED it and enjoyed it more than the ATV's we had done the previous day. I understand that they do have different levels that they refer to as fast and slow, so check before booking. They do not seem to be very busy, and we don't understand why. This is a great day out when you are staying in Vegas for a few days, especially after you have done all the other major sightseeing tours. It is a full day, though.
