If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting the
Grand Canyon, you probably didn’t take into consideration that there are many
logistical elements of the trip. The
Grand Canyon is located in Arizona outside of a small town called Page. There are no airports in the surrounding
area, so you’re either going to need to drive from your home location to the Grand
Canyon, or you are going to need to fly into a starting city has the abilities
to support commercial airline traffic, and then drive from there. The most logical city to begin your trip for
your Grand Canyon tour is Las Vegas, simply because it is located around the
same amount of distance from the other potential starting cities, and Las Vegas
is a tourist attraction onto itself.
This means that you are going to be able to book a cheaper flights in
and out of Las Vegas than you will be able to find into other cities, and will
also be able to find more hotel rooms in almost any price range that are
available to you. Needless to say, Las
Vegas is also a great city to visit on vacation over and above your Grand
Canyon trip. Once you were in the Las
Vegas, you can arrange for transportation to the Grand Canyon from there.
The best way to tour the Grand Canyon is
to book an overnight camping tour. This
is going to give you the ability to drive the four hours from downtown to the
Grand Canyon national park and then have about ½ day to explore that day. Because it’ll be a logical to attempt to
drive back the same day, simply because you would not be able to fully enjoy
yourself spending only a few hours in the Grand Canyon national park, we would
suggest camping overnight in the park and then driving back to Las Vegas the
next day. This will give you 4 hours
minimum of outdoor time each day without having to worry about the significant
amount of driving on that day. In
addition, you will also get to experience camping in the Grand Canyon, which is
one of the most incredible experiences you can have on its own. Instead of attempting to spend only one day
by driving out and back on the same day, ultimately only getting a few pictures
and not having any time to actually explore, most people who are familiar with Grand
Canyon tours will suggest that you need to spend at least two days in the park
in order to fully enjoy the amenities that it has. There’s a lot to do and see in the Grand Canyon,
and by trying to cut your trip short in order to make all of the driving happen
on the same day, you are cheating yourself out of one of the most fulfilling
experiences that you can possibly have.
If you are going to come all this way, why she herself out of your GrandCanyon adventure?
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