Start your adventure in Las Vegas as you journey into Arizona, the Grand Canyon State—rich in history and natural beauty. Formerly part of Spanish and Mexican territories, Arizona became a U.S. state in 1912 and is home to some of the most iconic landscapes in the country. Begin your day with a optional helicopter ride (at your own expense) over the Grand Canyon, followed by visits to the awe-inspiring South and East Rims. Then, take in the dramatic views of Horseshoe Bend before continuing on to the scenic town of Page, Arizona.

Grand Canyon Helicopter (30 Mins): An aerial flight over the canyon for a bird's-eye view of the rims, side canyons, and the Colorado River winding far below. Operates weather permitting, subject to a per-person weight limit, and can be added on-site through your guide.

Grand Canyon South Rim (40 min): Set in the high desert of northwestern Arizona, the Grand Canyon is one of the planet's most awe-inspiring sights, carved over millions of years by the Colorado River into more than a mile of banded cliffs. The South Rim is the classic vantage point, with the wide, wide-open panoramas the park is famous for and the postcard view most visitors picture.

Grand Canyon East Rim (45 min): A short drive brings a whole new perspective. From the East Rim the angle shifts and the Colorado River comes into view on the canyon floor far below, with the layered rock stretching toward the horizon. It is a quieter, equally stunning counterpoint to the South Rim.

Horseshoe Bend: Just outside Page, the Colorado River swings a dramatic 360-degree turn through reddish-brown sandstone, leaving behind the perfectly curved gorge that gives Horseshoe Bend its name. National Geographic has ranked it among the finest photography spots in the United States, and it is easy to see why: from the cliff edge, the deep blue-green water, rust-red rock, and open sky line up into one unforgettable frame.