Grand Canyon Park Highlights & Facts
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Our Grand Canyon National Park tours are ideal for families, seniors, and group travel. Grand Canyon tours include all tour itinerary accommodations, meals, activities, and activity fees.
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Caravan Tours: Exploring the Majestic Grand Canyon
Our guided Caravan Grand Canyon tours operate from April to October. These fully guided Grand Canyon bus tours include some of the best tourist attractions in Arizona and Utah and are conducted by professional tour operators.
This eight-day tour takes you through some of the must-see attractions in the Grand CanyonAll of Caravan’s Grand Canyon tours begin in Phoenix, Arizona, with guided tours of Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, Bryce Canyon, and Zion Park, before ending up in Las Vegas.
From invigorating hikes that take you through the jaw-dropping expanse of the Grand Canyon to scenic drives that let you absorb the captivating beauty of your journey, our Guided tour has much to offer.
Your journey starts in Phoenix, where you’ll take a shuttle from your hotel to your hotel. The next morning, you’ll take a beautiful drive through Scottsdale along Camelback Mountain, taking in the stark beauty of the desert. As you continue, you’ll visit the towering rusty red rock formations of Sedona, taking time to explore all Sedona has to offer.
You’ll close day one with a final drive to the Grand Canyon for a two-night stay near the South Rim. Day three brings you the breathtaking beauty of the Grand Canyon, from the orientation drive to visit Desert View Lookout to the leisure time you have to explore the park.
On day four, you’ll enjoy a scenic drive along the East Rim, visiting a Navajo and Hopi Trading Post, where you’ll find expertly handcrafted items. A backcountry jeep tour will take you through the pristine beauty of rugged buttes protruding from the dust, creating a captivating landscape. In the afternoon, you’ll head to Lake Powell Resort for the night.
Day five brings you to the peaceful serenity of Lake Powell, where you’ll take a scenic boat cruise through Wahweap Bay to the Glen Canyon Dam. On day six, you’ll travel to Bryce Canyon National Park, home to beautiful red, orange, and pink limestone spirals.
Day seven takes you to Zion National Park, where you’ll enjoy a guided tour through the assortment of rock monoliths, sandstone cliffs, and stunning scenery. Day eight brings your grand journey to a close, transferring you to Las Vegas, Nevada, where you’ll partake in a brief sightseeing drive on the Las Vegas strip before arriving at the airport.
Caravan Tours operates fully guided tours that are suitable for all ages (age 5 and up recommended).
Grand Canyon Park - Tour Highlights
Caravan’s guided tour of the Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, and Zion National Park includes all itinerary accommodations, meals, ground transportation, and planned itinerary excursions.
Phoenix to Grand Canyon Park is just 224 miles (360km). Our Grand Canyon Park tours are designed to allow ample time for our tour guests to do the activities they want to do, which may include:
- Free West Rim shuttle bus to popular lookout points
- Hiking along Bright Angel Trail into the Grand Canyon
- Grand Canyon park ranger talks
- Bike rentals and biking along Canyon rim trails
- Sightseeing at historic Hop House and Lookout Studio
- Relaxation at Grand Canyon Vistas
Grand Canyon National Park Tour Hotels
For Grand Canyon Park lodging, you will enjoy a 2-night stay at one of three park lodges located right within Grand Canyon National Park.
These “best of the best” Grand Canyon National Park hotels and lodges are all within walking distance of the Grand Canyon and include:
Thunderbird Lodge
Kachina Lodge
Maswik North Lodge
Grand Canyon National Park Facts
Caravan’s Grand Canyon Park tours help you discover what is truly one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.
Located entirely in northern Arizona, Grand Canyon National Park is home to one of the most spectacular examples of natural erosion anywhere in the world.
The Grand Canyon’s natural erosion has revealed many geological wonders and over one-third of the earth’s natural history, along with marine fossils, terrestrial fossils, and hundreds of caves.
Grand Canyon National Park was designated a National Monument in 1908, a National Park in 1919 (thanks to Teddy Roosevelt) and a World Heritage Site in 1979.
Other Grand Canyon National Park facts:
- Colorado River flows through all 277 miles (446km) of Grand Canyon National Park
- The average river elevation is 2,200 feet
- Grand Canyon is 18 miles (29km) wide at its widest
- It takes 5 hours to drive 215 miles (346km) to the other side
- It takes a full day to hike to the bottom of the Grand Canyon
- Mules take 2 days to go to the river and back
- Rock walls are 250 million years old at the top of the Grand Canyon & over 2 billion years old at Canyon’s bottom
- Grand Canyon is the bottom layer of what is known as the “Grand Staircase”
- Nowhere else on earth is such a large section of geologic time displayed so well
Book Now & Tour Grand Canyon Park with Caravan
Our guided Caravan Grand Canyon tours operate from April to October. These are fully guided Grand Canyon bus tours that include some of the best tourist attractions in Arizona and Utah and are conducted by professional tour operators.
All of Caravan’s Grand Canyon tours begin in Phoenix Arizona with guided tours of Grand Canyon National Park, Monument Valley, Lake Powell, Bryce Canyon, and Zion Park, before ending up in Las Vegas.
Caravan Tours operates fully guided tours that are suitable for all ages (age 5 and up recommended).
Contact Caravan Tours
Visit Caravan’s reservations page to book one of our Grand Canyon tours.
Call Caravan Tours toll-free at 1-800-CARAVAN (227-2826) for more information about our Grand Canyon Park tour.
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For helpful travel tips for this tour, please visit our Grand Canyon Travel Tips page.