Las Vegas Tours & Sightseeing

Sarah our guide was extremely knowledgeable. We enjoyed every moment

Great experience. The personal very friendly knowledgable. Ride was smooth kayaking as well. They take their time and make it very enjoyable for all.

Tim our tour guide was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot about Las Vegas that we didn’t know. Would highly recommend

Great way to see Fremont Street and classic casinos. The food and stories were great! Abigail was a lot of fun!

Excellent tour and tour guide. Guide was very professional and nice. Enough timing at all the right spots.

Franco is awesome. Fantastic guide, very accommodating with our questions, he asked and made sure everyone is ok entire time before we go to next activity. We did tours with many companies every-time we are here in Vegas and We did Valley Of Fire booked through Cool Las Vegas trip date 9/17/26. 5 stars all the way to Franco. We hope to get Franco again next year for our next excursions

Book this tour it is amazing. The landscapes are breathtaking . One of the most beautiful places if w er seen.

Excellent tour and wonderful people at the mine! Tour guide was amazing and entertaining, loved seeing the town which was featured in numerous movies. Great break from fast paced Las Vegas.Definitely recommend!!

It was great and able to see so much without having to walk the entire strip. Plus, great historical knowledge of the town. Highlight was the ferris wheel. A hit for the entire group....especially our 12 year old.

Dan aka Hoover Dan was an amazing tour guide! A brilliant tour with some amazing lookout points along the way.

Great option for experiencing Oatman. They handle the driving so we were both able to relax and enjoy the scenery. Responsible driving in the mountains and around the donkeys on the road. Fun experience.

It was a great tour. Very informative. Our guide was hands down amazing. He was always making sure the trip was fun. Tha ks for the great day

Great guide, extremely experienced outdoor enthusiast and water guide. Would highly recommend and do again. Thanks Ivan & Sean + 2 x 5 yr old Sons

enjoyable tour, lots of Burro's/Donkeys a nice little town beautiful drive through sidewinder route 66

The Death Valley Tour from Las Vegas was unforgettable for all the right reasons! Raphael, our guide was amazing. He was friendly and accommodating from start to finish with extensive knowledge of the areas visited. Raphael knew all the best spots to get those iconic photos and was more than obliging in taking pictures of people in the group. We started off being picked up from the Luxor and after a quick stop at Treasure Island we were on our way. First stop was the Area 51 Alien Centre. It’s a glorified rest stop that sells overpriced Tee Shirts and alien merchandise but it was great fun taking photos and browsing what they had on offer. Raphael was on hand to take photos and offer information about Areas 51 and the surrounding areas. Next stop was Beatty, that sits not far from Death Valley National Park. Here we were able to see the Exchange Club Casino, a beautiful steampunk building that is the brainchild of artist James Henniger. It’s a work-in-progress and is absolutely beautiful. Built using reclaimed materials from nearby Rhyolite ghost town. You really do have to stand back and take in the details of this amazing building! From Beatty we drove to Rhyolite, an abandoned gold mining camp right on the edge of Death Valley. There we saw the remains of the school. bank, various offices and the saloon. This is where you can see the famous Tom Kelly bottle house built from roughly 50,000 beer and liquor bottles in 1906. It’s a genuine example and not a replica like the one at Calico. Next stop was Death Valley itself. As we entered the park the landscape became less and less hospitable. We stopped at the sign to get some photos and then drove to the Harmony Borax works where Raphael explained the mining process and the twenty-mule teams that were used to pull the carriages out of the mines. On to Furnace creek visitor centre for a photo next to the famous thermometer and a look around the nicely air conditioned shop and information centre where you can learn about the conditions, landscape and wildlife that live in the valley. A mile further down the road we stopped at The Death Valley Ranch, a luxurious oasis resort in the desert. Here we had around 45 minutes to get some lunch, an ice cream, browse the shop and museum and enjoy the lovely well groomed Californian resort. From The Ranch we drove south to Badwater Basin. This was the highlight of the trip for me. The otherworldly landscape is incredible. As you step out onto the salt flats and feel the overwhelming heat reflecting back, it’s a surreal moment. Don’t forget to look back towards the cliff to see the sea level marker high above you to really appreciate how far below sea level this place really is. A word of warning, do not stay out more than 5 or 10 minutes. Take you photos and retreat back to the air conditioning of your vehicle. The heat gets seriously dangerous in a very short time. From there we doubled back a bit and drove to Zabrinski point. A short hike up the hill on a well maintained path and this beautful badlands vista opens up before you with its gorgeous pastel colours and undulating terrain. Raphael advised on the best vantage points and angles to take the most impressive photos. Zabrinski point was the final stop on our tour and from there we returned back to Las Vegas via Death Valley Junction and through Pahrump. Raphael chatted and imparted information all the way as we drove.I would highly recommend this tour however, there are a few things to consider. It is a long day. In order to get the most out of it you need to be reasonably able bodied. There is a lot of getting in and out of the minibus with short hikes to some of the locations and the heat in August was brutal. I imagine Spring and Autumn are fantastic times to take this tour. You can view the locations from the minibus if you are not up to the extreme condition’s but I would recommend getting out at least for a couple of minutes to experience it. Take water. Plenty of it. There are restrooms at every stop (except Beatty and Rhyolite) but bare in mind that they have composting ‘desert’ toilets so take a small hand sanitizer in your backpack. There are fully serviced restrooms at Area 51 Alien Centre and Furnace Creek.These are no way negatives and, in my opinion, add to the authenticity of the desert experience. I just want people to be prepared so they know what to expect and can fully embrace it all.An absolutely unforgettable experience. Thanks Raphael for looking after us.

There is a lot of food provided so do not eat anything before you begin!!!Really good your had a great time