From LasVegas: PRIVATE Tour at Death ValleyLunch

Set out on a private tour from Las Vegas and let Death Valley National Park unfold before your eyes like a captivating story waiting to be discovered.

As the desert landscapes come alive, you’ll be mesmerized by the sheer beauty that surrounds you. From the otherworldly salt flats of Badwater Basin to the breathtaking vistas of Zabriskie Point, each stop on this tour offers a glimpse into the awe-inspiring wonders of nature.

But there’s more to this adventure than meets the eye. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden gems and unexpected surprises that await on this extraordinary journey through Death Valley.

Good To Know

• Free cancellation available with a full refund up to 24 hours in advance
• Reserve now and pay later to keep travel plans flexible
• Small group tour with convenient pick up and drop off at your hotel
• Explore iconic landmarks in Death Valley such as Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, Artists Drive, Mesquite Flat Dunes, and Dantes View.

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Booking Details

When booking your private tour at Death Valley, you have the flexibility to cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This cancellation policy allows you to have peace of mind and adjust your plans if needed.

Along With the cancellation policy, there are also convenient payment options available. You can reserve your tour now and pay later, allowing you to keep your travel plans flexible. This means that you can book your tour without making a payment upfront, ensuring that you have the flexibility to make changes if necessary.

Tour Highlights

The private tour at Death Valley offers a range of captivating highlights. These include a scenic drive through the desert, exploration of the salt flats at Badwater Basin, and visits to iconic locations like Zabriskie Point and Mesquite Flat Dunes.

• Best photo spots: Capture stunning images at Zabriskie Point, known for its mesmerizing erosional landscape, and Mesquite Flat Dunes, offering endless golden dunes against a backdrop of purple mountains.

• Wildlife sightings: Keep your eyes peeled for the unique wildlife that call Death Valley home, such as desert bighorn sheep, coyotes, and kangaroo rats.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of Badwater Basin and Telescope Peak from Dantes View. Plus, drive through Artists Drive to witness the colorful canyons and mountains.

With convenient pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, this small group tour ensures an unforgettable experience in Death Valley.

Itinerary Details

The itinerary for the private tour at Death Valley includes a scenic 2:30-hour trip to the park and visits to iconic locations like Zabriskie Point and Badwater Basin.

However, it’s important to note that the regular itinerary is subject to change based on park road closures. These closures can impact the planned route and the amount of time spent at each location. Park road closures are common due to weather conditions or maintenance work, so flexibility is key when visiting Death Valley.

Visiting Zabriskie Point and Badwater Basin hold great significance in the itinerary. Zabriskie Point offers breathtaking views of the park’s erosional landscape, showcasing unique sediment formations from Furnace Creek Lake. Badwater Basin, on the other hand, is the lowest point in North America and provides a chance to explore the striking salt flats.

These iconic locations allow visitors to witness the natural beauty and geological wonders of Death Valley.

Additional Highlights

Explore the vibrant canyons and mountains of Artists Drive during the private tour at Death Valley. This scenic drive is known for its colorful canyons and breathtaking views.

As you continue on the tour, you’ll visit Mesquite Flat Dunes, the most popular dune field in Death Valley National Park. Here, you can enjoy the endless golden dunes and admire the purple mountain backdrop.

The tour also includes a stop at Dantes View, offering panoramic views of Badwater Basin and Telescope Peak.

With its stunning scenery and picturesque landscapes, Death Valley is a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the beauty of the endless dunes and scenic canyons during your private tour.

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Inclusions

Continuing the private tour at Death Valley, the inclusions provide a seamless and convenient experience for guests. Along with pick up and drop off at your hotel, the tour includes a lunch stop at The Ranch 1849 Restaurant or a $23 voucher if the restaurant is closed. This ensures that guests have a satisfying and enjoyable meal during their exploration of Death Valley. The Ranch 1849 Restaurant offers a variety of lunch options, allowing guests to choose from a range of delicious dishes to suit their preferences. Whether it’s a refreshing salad, a hearty burger, or a flavorful sandwich, there is something to satisfy every appetite. The inclusion of lunch adds to the overall private tour experience, ensuring that guests are well-fed and energized for the rest of their adventure in Death Valley.

Inclusions	Description
Pick up and drop off at your hotel	Convenient transportation for guests
Lunch stop at The Ranch 1849 Restaurant or $23 voucher if closed	Enjoy a delicious meal during the tour

Directions

For easy navigation and a smooth journey, follow these directions to make the most of your private tour at Death Valley:

• Start your journey from Las Vegas and head towards Death Valley National Park. Take the best route that suits your preferences and road conditions.

• Once you arrive at Death Valley, explore the must-see landmarks and hidden gems. Visit Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, and marvel at the salt flats. Don’t miss Zabriskie Point, known for its stunning erosional landscape. Drive through Artists Drive to witness the colorful canyons and mountains. Lastly, make sure to visit Mesquite Flat Dunes, where you can enjoy the endless golden dunes against a backdrop of purple mountains.

• Throughout your tour, keep an eye out for road closures and plan your itinerary accordingly. Stay flexible and be prepared for any changes.

Common Questions

What Is the Maximum Number of People Allowed on the Private Tour at Death Valley?

The maximum number of people allowed on the private tour at Death Valley is not specified. There are no age restrictions mentioned, so it is suitable for all ages.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Private Tour at Death Valley?

There are no age restrictions for the private tour at Death Valley. Lunch options include a stop at The Ranch 1849 Restaurant or a $23 voucher if it is closed.

Can I Bring My Own Lunch on the Tour or Is It Required to Eat at the Ranch 1849 Restaurant?

Yes, guests can bring their own lunch on the tour. The tour also offers a lunch stop at The Ranch 1849 Restaurant, or a $23 voucher if the restaurant is closed. This provides flexibility for guests with dietary restrictions.

Is There a Restroom Available During the Tour?

Yes, there are restroom facilities available during the tour. As for lunch options, you can either eat at The Ranch 1849 Restaurant or receive a $23 voucher if it is closed.

Will There Be Any Wildlife Sightings During the Tour at Death Valley?

Wildlife sightings are possible during the tour at Death Valley. The best time for wildlife sightings is typically in the early morning or late afternoon. The tour supports wildlife conservation efforts in the area.

The Sum Up

To sum it up, a private tour of Death Valley National Park from Las Vegas offers a convenient and hassle-free way to explore the breathtaking beauty of this iconic destination.

With stunning landscapes, including the salt flats of Badwater Basin and the golden dunes of Mesquite Flat, along with panoramic views from Dantes View, this tour promises unforgettable experiences.

With flexible booking options and the chance to reserve now and pay later, don’t miss the opportunity to embark on this remarkable adventure.

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