Las Vegas: Valley of Fire, Seven Magic Mountains & Welcome Sign Highlights Tour

A journey to discover the mysteries of Mother Nature,
Valley of Fire & Seven Magic Mountains

Step into the majestic landscape of the Valley of Fire , where the sun's angles seem to burn as if you've stepped onto the red planet. A natural panorama of wonders created over hundreds of millions of years unfolds before your eyes. Before this primordial mystery fades, the colorful totems of the Seven Magic Mountains, built on the vast desert as a canvas, present an unreal beauty. This special journey, where the grandeur of Mother Nature and the intense colors of modern art coexist, promises unforgettable impressions and the best photos of your life to all who visit.

Tour Recommended Points

🚐 Small private moves:
Travel comfortably and privately in a private vehicle that seats up to 12 people.

🥪 A hearty lunch provided:
We provide lunch boxes and snacks including sandwiches, fruit, and juice, so you don't have to worry about going hungry.

💧 Cool water provided:
Cool drinking water is provided throughout the tour to help you cool off from the desert heat.

✅ All rates included:
All fees and taxes are included, so you don't have to worry about additional costs.

🎁 Special Gift:
We'll gift you a VIP coupon book that can be used at Las Vegas Premium Outlets.

Introduction to the visiting course

Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign:
Built in 1959, this iconic landmark in Las Vegas is a must-see photo spot to mark the start of your trip.

Seven Magic Mountains:
A massive public art piece installed in the middle of the desert by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone, the colorful rocks create a unique landscape.

Honeycomb Rock:
It is a unique honeycomb-shaped sandstone landform created by long periods of wind and water erosion.

Atlatl Rock:
This is a historical site where you can see petroglyphs depicting a tool (atlatl) that ancient Indians used to throw spears.

Valley of Fire Visitor Center:
This is a place where you can see various information and souvenirs about the park's geology, ecology, and history.

Seven Sisters Rocks:
These seven red sandstone pillars rise up in the middle of the desert, and are natural sculptures created by erosion.

Elephant Rock:
As its name suggests, it is an arch-shaped rock that resembles an elephant, and is one of the park's representative photo spots.