Las Vegas, ‘the entertainment capital of the world’ is often overshadowed by its other name, ‘the gambling capital of the world’ and first timers expect a trip to Las Vegas to be one giant casino. Although there is fun to be had at the fruit machines and blackjack tables of Caesar’s Palace or the three-storied bar at the Cosmopolitan casino, there’s also a myriad of other exciting activities to visit in Las Vegas.
“A remarkable experience giving tasters of 5 quite unique National Parks. The group is small enough to give freedom to explore each area according to ability and fitness levels by oneself or in small subgroups. A lot of travelling but the views are worth it. Accommodation excellent although the facilities were not always used due to a packed timetable. People need to be aware of early morning starts to make the most of the day if walking as we experienced unusually high temperatures at the end of the season with no rain. There was sufficient freedom to choose whether to eat in the evenings with other members or in subgroups. The included activities added to the experience and were well worth it. Optional activities were available and wide ranging.”
The National Parks
5 - Excellent
Anonymous
“Very busy , hugely interesting itinerary. Some quite breathtaking scenery, with opportunities for physical activity in order to experience it more fully. Very good tour leader, experienced, knowledgeable and well organised. Tour group (9 of us) , various ages and experiences, combined well. A great experience.”
Excellent
5 - Excellent
Gabriel
“Awesome road trip tour and great places to visit! You definitely want to take a good camera to capture those insane landscapes and big cities! We added helicopter flight to Grand Canyon and over Las Vegas at the sunset and it was spectacular! Still can’t believe we finally made our dream journey, highly recommended.”
Las Vegas — Tour Highlights and Travel Tips
Las Vegas, the largest city in the U.S. state of Nevada
Travel Highlights
Cruise down the mythical Las Vegas strip and snap a photo of the iconic ‘Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada’ sign.
Plan a night of bar-hopping in Downtown’s quirky watering holes including a 50’s style beauty salon.
Experience the breath-taking Cirque du Soleil show.
Catch a celebrity during their Las Vegas residency: everyone from Celine Dion to Jennifer Lopez have had residencies here.
City Center is the place to shop, and then drop at one of the gorgeous hotels attached to this mega mall.
Get your adrenaline pumping by rocketing up Las Vegas’ tallest building: Stratosphere. You’ll be rewarded by a revolving restaurant and cocktail bar at the top.
After a long night, detox in one of Las Vegas’ world-class spas.
Tiny piano bars downtown are some of the best places to stumble upon an intimate, spontaneous gig.
Travel Tips
Skip a taxi from the airport and arrange an airport shuttle instead to save some cash for the casinos.
Many choose to holiday in Las Vegas for the weekend, but mid-week is less crowded and often cheaper.
For cheaper accommodation, avoiding staying on The Strip.
Walking in the desert heat can take it out of you. Use the monorail and the trams to save yourself a bout of heatstroke.
Casinos offer free cocktails if you’re using the slot machines etc.
