Private Grand Canyon Sightseeing Tour from Williams Tusayan GCV
All-ages, private, family-friendly sightseeing of the South Rim of Grand Canyon in style. Our customized Vans never have more than 9 guests, so you enjoy a comfortable tour with a knowledgeable, friendly, enthusiastic guide who loves what they do. We provide transportation from your hotel or campground in Williams, Tusayan, or Grand Canyon Village with everything you need to have a great time. Grab your camera and leave the lunch (Mar 15 - Oct 31)*, snacks, beverages, and driving to us! Lunch ordered after booking: Roast Beef, Ham, Turkey, Vegetarian, PB & J. Gluten and/or dairy free available upon request. * In winter we take you to the El Tovar for lunch. You will be responsible for your own bill. The tour is automatically discounted.
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We offer pickup and full round-trip transportation from any Williams, Tusayan or Grand Canyon hotel or campground, and from many Air B&B's.
Additional Information
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Service animals allowed
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- We can provide wheelchair for those who may need a bit of help, but not able to provide services to those who are wheelchair bound.
- A total of 5 hours will be allotted to the itineraries, and the rest of the duration is allocated for travel time from pick up to Grand Canyon National Park.
Includes
- Hotel, Campground, Air B&B pickup and drop-off
- Wheelchair and child car seats available
- Custom designed touring vehicle with leather bound captains chairs
- Gluten and/or Dairy Free sandwiches available upon request
- Mar 15 - Oct 31: A delicious picnic lunch is provided by Artisan's Kitchen
- A great selection of water, soft drinks, and snacks available all day. All you care to eat!
- Actual tour time is 5 hours in the park. Remaining time is spent in transportation.
- Nov 1 - Mar 14: Lunch not included in cost. Tour discounted. Guests brought to El Tovar at lunch
- Guide gratuity greatly appreciated
- Weather appropriate clothing, sturdy shoes, camera
Special Instructions
Itinerary
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Estimated Time : 30 minutes
This section of the park contains a number of historic buildings, the Grand Canyon Railway Station, shops and restaurants.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 30 minutes
This vista is the most expansive view of Grand Canyon and is home to Herbert Maier's historic Yavapai Observation Station.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 30 minutes
Mather Point : This viewing area is quite extensive - the point has two narrow, railed overlooks built on projecting rocks and is near the Visitor Center.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 30 minutes
Grandview Point : This viewpoint, developed in 1892 by Pete Berry as a copper mining operation, was an original destination for Grand Canyon tours. This view point is reached by a one mile side road, that juts out on a peninsula providing expansive views of the Grand Canyon.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 30 minutes
This viewpoint offers far reaching views along a wide section of the Grand Canyon, approximately between river miles 87 and 72. The point is due south of Cape Royal on the North Rim.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 60 minutes
Tusayan Ruins and Museum : The Tusayan Ruins and Museum are excellent places to take a glimpse into the lives of the native peoples of the region. * This is typically where we enjoy our picnic lunch.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 30 minutes
This vista has the best view of the Colorado River on our Daily Grand Canyon Tour, and is a favorite stop for our guides as well as guests.
Free Admission
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Estimated Time : 45 minutes
Desert View Watchtower : This is the easternmost viewpoint at Grand Canyon National Park and home to Mary Colter's historic Desert View Watchtower. The tower was built in 1932, right on the cliff edge and visible for many miles across this part of the Canyon.
Free Admission