Las Vegas: Death Valley, Seven Magic Mountains & Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign Private Tour

A contradiction with amazing vitality
Death Valley, Death Valley

Death Valley National Park, as its name suggests, is an extreme land, containing the hottest, driest, and lowest point in North America. The extreme climate has created otherworldly landscapes, such as the vast salt flats of Badwater Basin, which are 86 meters below sea level, and the strangely eroded golden hills of Zabriskie Point. Despite its name, Death Valley is also a place full of incredible life. Rare wild flowers that survive even in the arid land bloom spectacularly after rain, and in the salty pools, look for the pupfish, a fish that lives only here in the world.

Tour Recommended Points

🚐 Cozy small group tour:
This tour accommodates up to 12 people, allowing you to enjoy a private and cozy trip.

🧑‍🏫 Accompanied by a professional guide:
Our knowledgeable English speaking official guides will passionately guide you throughout the tour.

🥪 Convenient Meal Offer:
A lunch box with sandwiches, fruit, juice, and cold water is provided for your convenience.

✅ No more worries about additional costs:
All tour fees and taxes are included, so you don't have to worry about additional costs.

🎁 Special gift giveaway:
All tour guests will receive a free Las Vegas Premium Outlets VIP Coupon Book.

Introduction to the visiting course

Las Vegas Welcome Sign :
Visit the iconic Las Vegas landmark built in 1959.

Seven Magic Mountains :
Admire the massive desert art piece created by Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone.

Zabriskie Points :
View Death Valley's unique eroded landscape, created from lake sediments millions of years ago.

Furnace Creek Visitor Center :
This is the center of Death Valley National Park, where you can have lunch and tour the museum.

Devil's Golf Course :
Explore salt terrain so rough and jagged that only a devil could play golf.

Badwater Basin :
Step onto the lowest point in North America, 86 meters below sea level.