Day 1:
Las Vegas (Nevada)
Dinner at Chinatown
Harrah Hotel, Las Vegas
Day 2:
Grand Canyon West Rim (Arizona)
Skywalk
Eagle Point
Guano Point
Dance with "Indigenous Song & Dance Performance" (if time permits & show available)
Harrah Hotel, Las Vegas
Day 3:
Seven Magic Mountains, Las Vegas (Nevada)
Fabulous "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign
Water Music, Botanical Garden at Bellagio
Fremont Street Experience
Las Vegas Sphere (outside) if permitted
Harrah Hotel, Las Vegas
Day 4: depart from Las Vegas back home. All times are estimated.
En route, when it is necessary we reserve the right to make any changes without prior notice.
Price: Double room occupancy
$460 for seat from #53 - 56 on bus.
$470 for seat from #45 - 52 on bus.
$480 for seat from #37 - 44 on bus.
$490 for seat from #29 - 36 on bus.
$500 for seat from #21- 28 on bus.
$510 for seat from #13 - 20 on bus.
$520 for seat from #05 - 12 on bus.
$570 for seat from #01 - 02 or 03 - 04 on bus (first row)
Triple occupancy, discount $50 each.
Quadruple occupancy, discount $75 each.
Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada's most populous city and a world-famous resort, entertainment, gambling, dining, and show city. Las Vegas, known as the city that never sleeps, is famous for its prestigious hotels, casino resorts and related entertainment. Coming to Las Vegas to explore night luxurious activities. Visiting the famous Sign placed in 1959. Enjoying so many shows in Las Vegas that you can't possibly take them all in, but there's not a doubt you will find something that will blow you away: acrobats, divas, magicians, jokesters, showgirls and puppets. Walking on Las Vegas Blvd, fascinated by the Fountain of Bellagio, the music show at Mirage, ect...
Welcome to Grand Canyon West Rim, one of the most spectacular destinations in Arizona and the closest part of the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas. Located on the ancestral land of the Hualapai Tribe, this breathtaking destination offers visitors an unforgettable chance to experience one of the world's greatest natural wonders.
Your adventure begins at Eagle Point, where you'll be greeted by dramatic canyon views and the famous Grand Canyon Skywalk, a glass bridge that extends over the canyon, giving you the thrilling sensation of walking thousands of feet above the Colorado River. Just a short shuttle ride away is Guano Point, a favorite among visitors for its stunning 360-degree panoramic views and peaceful trails that showcase the canyon's immense beauty from every angle. Whether you're here for the excitement of the Skywalk, the incredible photo opportunities, or simply to take in the awe-inspiring scenery, Grand Canyon West promises an experience you'll remember long after your holiday ends.
Seven Magic Mountains is one of the most iconic landmarks near Las Vegas and a must-visit stop for travelers exploring Southern Nevada. Set against the vast backdrop of the Mojave Desert, this striking art installation features seven towering stacks of brightly colored boulders that create a stunning contrast with the surrounding desert and blue skies. Created by renowned Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, the installation blends contemporary art with the raw beauty of nature, turning an ordinary stretch of desert into a world-famous attraction.
The Fountains of Bellagio are a magnificent choreography of water, set according to alterations of light and music. Every thirty minutes in the afternoon and fifteen minutes in the evenings, the liquid dance will move to opera, Broadway and classical tunes, launching to the sky from an 8-acre man made lake. The exhibitions happen in front of the Bellagio Royal Hotel and are visible from numerous locations along the Strip and neighboring buildings. The best part is, there is never a hurry to visit the Fountains; they will always be there, waiting for you to return. The Bellagio and Caesars Palace are adjacent, with the wellsprings situated in the frontal area. Among them music played during the show are popular anthems like,"Time To Say Goodbye", "Your Song", "Viva Las Vegas", "Luck Be a Lady", and "My Heart Will Go On”. Fountains Of Bellagio is one of the attractions in Las Vegas. The fountain's elaborate show captivates audiences, plus it's a free Las Vegas attraction that's appropriate for all ages. Once you've seen the show, be assured that you'll want to see it again. The show is enchanting, no matter how many times you've watched it.
Fountains of Bellagio
Music-Water Show
Botanical Garden
Fremont Street is a historic neighborhood in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. This is the place where the first gambling entertainment activities were formed when the city was founded (today the Las Vegas Strip is a more crowded area of casinos and hotels) Downtown Freemont Las Vegas stands out as Viva Vision with the world's largest video screen 1,500 feet long, 90 feet wide and suspended 90 feet above the pedestrian center below looking up. The display has 12.5 million LEDs and a 550,000-watt sound system. When starting up, the LED lights will blink like dancing to the music, free every night of the week. It also has an extensive schedule of concerts and live entertainment on three stages.
