Death Valley from Las Vegas
Explore Death Valley National Park on a full-day tour to a truly unique landscape
Death Valley from Las Vegas tour departs on SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS ⭐
Briefing
Be amazed by the sheer size and astounding natural features in Death Valley from Las Vegas.
Visit Death Valley National Park in the easiest and safest way with this single day trip from Las Vegas, pickup and drop-off from your hotel included! A full-day tour that will take you straight to the heart of Death Valley National Park.
You will take pictures at Dante's View and Zabriskie Point, enjoy a scenic drive through the Artist's Pallet and, make the mandatory stop: Bad Water Basin. 280 feet (85 meters) below sea level, the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere!
Walk through one of the hottest places on Earth with all the comforts: air-conditioned vans and professional guides accompanying you at any time. Read on for the full itinerary:
Tour details
Included
- Packed lunch: beef; turkey or vegetarian
- Death Valley National Park entry
- Transportation in Mini Bus
- Expert tour guide
- Pickup and drop-off from Las Vegas hotels within 3 miles/ 5km of the Strip
Not included
- Tour Guide Gratuities
Important information
Death Valley from Las Vegas tour departs only on SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
All travelers must be 18 years of age or older, or be 7 years of age or older and travel accompanied by an adult.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation! You can cancel this tour and you'll receive 100% refund of the amount paid if you cancel more than 72 hours in advance. After this time, or in case you do not show up, no refunds will be given.
Tour itinerary
Death Valley from Las Vegas
Las Vegas to Death Valley
The Death Valley tour from Las Vegas will start from your hotel in Las Vegas. The minibus will pick you up at 8:00 a.m. where you will be greeted and checked in by your tour guide. The drive to Death Valley National Park begins! During the drive, your guide will inform you about what to expect in Death Valley, as well as some historical information about the area. As soon as you arrive in Death Valley, it will be time to take a unique photo on your trip to Las Vegas: “I am dead in Death Valley” is stated on the welcome sign. Will yours be the most original?
Dante’s view and Zabriskie Point
The first stops on the Death Valley tour from Las Vegas: Dante’s View and Zabriskie point. Explore each location and experience the breathtaking views and unusual landscape. Zabriskie Point is part of the Amargosa Range and is unique due to its erosional landscape. Dante’s View is a terrace viewpoint that sits 5,476 feet (1669 meters) above the desert floor. It is located on the north side of Coffin Peak and overlooks the floor of Death Valley. It's breathtaking!
Death Valley Artist’s Palatte
The Artist’s Palette of Death Valley National Park is sensational due to the many colors of the rocks. The colors are due to the oxidation of different metals. The colors red, yellow, and pink are made out of iron salts and green is made out of decomposing mica. You will even find purple elements!
Badwater Basin Salt Flat
Death Valley tour from Las Vegas will continue to the next stop: Badwater Basin. The area that contains the lowest elevation point in North America at 282 feet (85 meters) below sea level. Get your camera and take a photo of the mountain behind you that shows the actual point of sea level.
Lunch - Furnace Creek Visitor Center
In the middle of the day, it will be time to enjoy our lunch and to get some refreshments at our Creek Visitor Center. The Furnace Creek Visitor Center is an oasis in the desert, with many cool areas to relax and take in the sites. What a treat! Take a picture in front of the sign which contains the world-record temperature: 134 °F/ 57 ºC. Don't worry, during our Death Valley tour from Las Vegas the thermometer won't reach that temperature.
Devil’s Golf Course
After this refreshing break, we will continue our journey to one of our last stops: the “Devil’s Golf Course”. A brief off-road trip will bring us to an area that provides some of the most unique photographs in the world: salt formations take on the appearance of snow on the desert floor. Venture out into the salt-flat, and notice that the formations are very solid and hard, even though they are delicate in appearance!
Return to Las Vegas
From this point, our adventure tour of Death Valley returns to Las Vegas. You will arrive in Las Vegas around 6:00 p.m. after an intense day in one of the most anodyne places on earth. But don't forget, your journey in Las Vegas continues, and you will arrive in time to enjoy Las Vegas nightlife!
What to bring to Death Valley from Las Vegas tour
- Small backpack
- Water
- Camera
- Comfortable clothing
- Cap
- Sunglasses
- Sun Protection
- Comfortable and closed footwear
Questions & Answers
What size groups are on the Death Valley California tour?
The Death Valley from Las Vegas tour is available only in small groups with a maximum of 14 travelers.Can I do the Death Valley from Las Vegas tour in private?
Of course you can! The Death Valley California tour can be done in private from a minimum of 4 travelers. If you are 4 or more travelers and want to enjoy this tour in private, please contact us and we will tell you how to make the reservation.
Can I do the California Death Valley tour on a day other than Wednesday, Friday or Sunday?
The Death Valley from Las Vegas group tour departs only on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. If you want to do it another day of the week you will have to select the private tour option (minimum 4 travelers). Please contact us for more information.
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