Las Vegas

About Las Vegas

Las Vegas, known around the world for its glittering casinos, luxurious themed resorts, and limitless entertainment options, is truly unlike anywhere else on the planet. The tempting sights, sounds, and shows off 'Sin City' lay in the south of Nevada, not far from lots of amazing scenery and landscapes, set amidst the arid and harsh confines of the Mojave Desert. While there is much more to Las Vegas than its Strip, it is home to the majority of the city's major tourist attractions, large hotels, and iconic landmarks. Not only is there the massive High Roller, but there are also celebrity chef-run restaurants and casinos that host memorable Cirque du Soleil acts and music concerts. With so much to do at all hours of the day and night, Las Vegas is sure to be a memorable holiday destination for and your family. Book your tickets today!

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, a modern engineering marvel, was built during the Great Depression in part to put unemployed men back to work. During the construction of the 726-foot-high dam, more than 100 of those men died. The dam, located 45 minutes from downtown Las Vegas, contains Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the United States. The dam now provides hydroelectric power to a large portion of Nevada, Arizona, and California. And this place is considered one of the most visited places in Las Vegas. If you want to make your trip memorable then you should definitely make a visit.

Grand Canyon

If you only have one day to spend in Las Vegas, a visit to the Grand Canyon is a must, especially if you have never seen this natural wonder. If you are traveling by car, the Grand Canyon Skywalk at Eagle Point is less than 2.5 hours from Las Vegas. The more famous area is the Grand Canyon's South Rim, which is about four hours away. The main national park visitor center, a beautiful drive and walkway along the canyon's rim, multiple lookouts, hiking trails, and several key attractions are all located here. So make your visit a must.

Zion National Park

It's a long day to get to Zion National Park from Las Vegas, but it's well worth it if you've never been. Zion National Park is famous for its incredible cliff walls, unique rock landscape, scenic lookouts, and excellent hiking trails. From March to November, a free shuttle bus transports visitors along the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, the park's most popular area. This is ideal for day trips. Simply park your car and be shuttled to the various stops where you can see the sights or hike some of the trails. Make your trip most memorable by visiting here.