Las Vegas hotel transfers, a sandwich, potato chips and bottled water are included; the minimum age is three. 4.81 from 110 reviews at €286 per person for 10h.
In our comparison: #6 of 9 in Death Valley Tours, by rating weighted by review volume (see the comparison).
One price for every traveller: €286 per adult.
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95% of ratings with a star breakdown are 4★ or 5★: 105 of 110
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This convenient stop lets you relax and recharge before continuing your adventure
15 minBegin your Death Valley experience with a visit to Dante’s View, perched over 5,500 feet above sea level. This iconic overlook offers unparalleled panoramic vistas of Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, and sweeping views across Death Valley National Park. Capture breathtaking photos and take in the awe-inspiring scenery from this must-see vantage point.
1hArrive at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, the heart of Death Valley National Park. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to browse for unique souvenirs, explore fascinating indoor exhibits, and learn about the park’s geology, wildlife, and history. Enjoy a comfortable break to refresh and experience the educational hub of Death Valley before continuing your adventure.
15 minNext, travel a short distance to the historic Harmony Borax Works, a site that played a key role in Death Valley’s mining era. As you explore the easy paved interpretive trail, you’ll discover the remains of an original refinery, iconic twenty-mule team wagons, and learn how borax, once called “white gold,” was mined and transported across the harsh desert. Informative signs along the path bring the stories of the miners and the ingenuity of the operation to life, providing a fascinating look into the area’s industrial heritage amid dramatic desert scenery.
45 minEnjoy your boxed lunch on the way to Devil’s Golf Course, one of Death Valley’s most extraordinary and alien landscapes. Here, you’ll walk among jagged salt spires, left behind after ancient Lake Manly evaporated, forming a vast, rugged terrain shaped by thousands of years of wind and rain. These sharp, crystalline formations stretch as far as the eye can see and create an otherworldly scene, earning the site its memorable name: only “the devil” could play golf on such a treacherous surface. Capture stunning photos and get a unique perspective of this natural wonder, where salt crystals continually reshape with the valley’s harsh, dry conditions.
45 minBadwater Basin was a lake that eventually evaporated. The saltpans that remain today are an unforgettable sight. Stay on the boardwalk and bring your sunglasses; the fields of salt are bright white under the sun and dangerous to traverse, especially at the Devil’s Golf Course.
20 minMarvel at Artists Palette, where vibrant hills display a natural rainbow of colors created by mineral oxidation in the ancient rocks of Death Valley. This iconic stop along Artists Drive offers unforgettable photo opportunities and a unique look at the park’s extraordinary geology.
30 minIt offers travelers a relaxing break to refresh, use restrooms, and enjoy the serene desert ambiance before continuing their journey.
20 minFinish your Death Valley tour with a fun off-road drive through 20 Mule Team Canyon. This scenic area features colorful badlands, rich mining history, and famous movie locations, making it a memorable and adventurous final stop.
Pass by, no stopEnjoy a charming break at Death Valley Marketplace in Pahrump, a local gem featuring an old-fashioned candy store and unique gift shop. This comfort stop is the perfect place to stretch your legs, browse for souvenirs, and indulge in nostalgic treats before heading home.
Pass by, no stopEmbark on the ultimate Death Valley adventure with an expert guide who brings the park's stunning landscapes and rich history to life. Travel comfortably in a custom Tour Trekker as you explore the most breathtaking highlights of America’s largest national park in the contiguous United States. Discover unique geology, dramatic salt flats, colorful canyons, and iconic viewpoints while learning fascinating facts along the way. Your all-inclusive tour features national park entry fees, a delicious boxed lunch, and refreshing bottled water, making it the best way to experience Death Valley from Las Vegas. See why this unforgettable guided tour is top-rated for exploring Death Valley National Park!
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| Tour | Price | Duration | Rating | Group |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This tour · #6 of 9 | €286 | 10h | 4.81 (110) | shared |
| Best of Death Valley Small Group Day Tour from Las Vegas | €159 | 11h | 4.96 (755) | shared |
| Death Valley Sunset and Stargazing Tour from Las Vegas | €227 | 12h | 4.87 (671) | shared |
| Death Valley Small Group Day Tour From Las Vegas | €182 | 10h | 4.93 (46) | shared |
Ranked #6 of 9 in Death Valley Tours by Guidekin score (rating weighted by review volume). Prices here run from €150 to €286, median €227; typical length 10h. 0 of 9 are private. Figures are live from the tour cards; the rubric is our handpicked set, not the whole market. Compare all 9 Death Valley Tours