Experience the extremes of Death Valley National Park on a private tour from Las Vegas. Explore the lowest, driest, and hottest National Park, and discover unique features like Devil’s Golf Course and Badwater Basin.
Experience the extremes of Death Valley National Park on a private tour from Las Vegas. Explore the lowest, driest, and hottest National Park, and discover unique features like Devil’s Golf Course and Badwater Basin.
- Furnace Creek Visitor Center - Travel 50 minutes from Rhyolite into Death Valley National Park to reach the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, where a 30-minute stop is recommended. Visit the Visitor Center and Museum to discover more about the topography, history, and wildlife of Death Valley.
- Badwater - Proceed for approximately 30 minutes to…
- Furnace Creek Visitor Center - Travel 50 minutes from Rhyolite into Death Valley National Park to reach the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, where a 30-minute stop is recommended. Visit the Visitor Center and Museum to discover more about the topography, history, and wildlife of Death Valley.
- Badwater - Proceed for approximately 30 minutes to Badwater Basin. Colorful mountains surround the valley, which is the second lowest point on Earth, surpassed only by the Dead Sea. The valley floor is 282 feet (86m) below sea level. It is the driest, lowest, and hottest National Park, and indeed, the hottest place on Earth during summer.
- Devil’s Golf Course - After a 15-minute drive, arrive at Devil’s Golf Course, one of the most extraordinary landscapes you will ever encounter.
- Artists Palette - Following a 20-minute drive, admire the unique array of desert colors at Artist’s Palette.
- Pahrump - Leave Death Valley for a 1 hour and 30-minute drive to Pahrump, Nevada, for a short rest stop before continuing another 1 hour and 30-minute drive to Las Vegas.
- Complimentary bottled water
- Complimentary bottled water
- Gratuities
- Personal Expenses
- Gratuities
- Personal Expenses
This extraordinary park is a realm of extremes that will both astonish and enchant visitors. Vibrant mountains encircle the valley, which holds the title of the second lowest point on Earth, surpassed only by the Dead Sea. The valley floor lies 282 feet (86 meters) below sea level. It is the driest, lowest, and hottest National Park, and indeed, it is…
This extraordinary park is a realm of extremes that will both astonish and enchant visitors. Vibrant mountains encircle the valley, which holds the title of the second lowest point on Earth, surpassed only by the Dead Sea. The valley floor lies 282 feet (86 meters) below sea level. It is the driest, lowest, and hottest National Park, and indeed, it is the hottest location on Earth during the summer months. Tours to Death Valley National Park are available in the Fall, Winter, and Spring. The valley boasts unique attractions such as Devil’s Golf Course, Artists Drive, Zabriskie Point, and Badwater Basin. Visitors can marvel at the vividly layered mountains, sand dunes, salt flats, and other remarkable features. A stop at the Visitor Center and Museum provides insights into the topography, history, and wildlife of Death Valley. Additionally, a visit to Rhyolite Ghost Town offers intriguing photo opportunities of stone buildings, a railroad depot, and even some local ghosts.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
