Top Las Vegas Archaeology Tours

Journey 3,000 years back in time and discover the beauty of the Valley of Fire on this day tour from Las Vegas. Named for its red-colored rock formations, the valley was once the spiritual center of the Indigenous Anasazi. Explore Valley of Fire State Park, the oldest and largest state park in Nevada, and the Lost City Museum’s priceless artifacts and art.

Discover the bright lights of old Las Vegas on this walking tour of Downtown’s Fremont Street. Step back in time while listening to tales of how Sin City began, then stroll into the modern era by exploring Fremont Street’s most fascinating attractions, like Union Plaza and the newly revitalized Fremont East.

See the Las Vegas Strip and landmarks like the Sphere, High Roller, and Fremont Street from the sky on an evening helicopter flight. Upgrade to include dinner and enjoy a complimentary drop-off after your flight. Flight-only options and packages that include dinner at Pampas Brazilian or Bonefish Grill are available.

Visit the Grand Canyon on a day tour with hotel pickup in a luxury bus featuring panoramic windows and an onboard bathroom. Enjoy a hot breakfast at a restaurant en route, a photo stop at Hoover Dam Memorial Bridge, VIP bus access at the West Rim, and a scenic BBQ lunch. Upgrade options include the Skywalk and a helicopter flight.

Experience a VIP tour of the Hoover Dam with early access to avoid the crowds. Enjoy a guided "Walk on the Top" tour, a powerplant tour inside the dam, stunning views from the memorial bridge, and admission to the Visitor Center exhibits. The tour includes a freshly cooked lunch at a restaurant and a bonus ticket to the LA Comedy Club at The Strat, a $45 value. Hotel pickup and drop-off, bottled water, and air-conditioned transport are all part of this exclusive experience.

Listen up, adventure-seekers! We have the ultimate outdoor excursion for photo-obsessed travelers who want to avoid the hassles of driving and crowds. Get pumped for our Grand Canyon South Rim tour - it's the perfect Instagram-worthy and TikTok-ready! Soak up those canyon views and epic landscapes as we take you to all the best overlooks and photo spots. No admission fees, no parking headaches, no fighting crowds! Just you, your camera, and the vast majesty of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World unfolding before your eyes. It gets even better! We'll make stops to meet local Native artisans who will give you a firsthand look at their traditional jewelry-making. Then we'll wrap up the day at a 100+-year-old trading post for some last shopping. How cool is that? This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to live your best content-creator life! The canyon views will leave you speechless - and with a camera full of absolute fire content! Let's do this, explorers! The open road calls!

Marvel at the incredible scenery of the Grand Canyon’s West Rim, and make getting there seamless with this full-day sightseeing trip from Las Vegas. While at the Grand Canyon, take a hop-on hop-off bus tour along the edge, stopping at highlights including Eagle Point and Guano Point. Optional upgrades include lunch and access to the Skywalk viewing platform.

Discover the natural beauty of Grand Canyon West Rim from Las Vegas. Enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off and take in the stunning views of the canyon with a professional guide including lunch voucher for Grand Canyon West restaurant overlooking Grand Canyon West Rim. Hoover Dam The Hoover Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the U.S. states of Nevada and Arizona. Constructed between 1931 and 1936, during the Great Depression. Grand Canyon West Rim Fast becoming one of the most talked-about destinations at the Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon West attracts about 700,000 visitors each year. The destination has become increasingly popular among tourists since the March 2007 grand opening of the Grand Canyon Skywalk. This cantilevered glass-bottomed bridge is just 2 ½ hours from Las Vegas and appeals to adrenaline seekers, Las Vegas daytrippers and regular folks alike. Starts between 6:30-7 AM Ends between 5-6:30 PM