Death Valley

The name of the national park speaks for itself: the harsh, hot and hell-like desert seems to be the fruit of an inflamed imagination; a lifeless and frightening place descended from the pages of the Old Testament. And yet it attracts millions of travelers from all over the world every year. This raises a reasonable question – why?

The answer is quite simple. In the vast territory of the park you can find singing sand dunes, a mosaic of marble canyons, suddenly out of nowhere appearing blocks of stones in the middle of the sun-scorched desert, extinct craters of volcanoes, palm oases and many rare representatives of flora and fauna. Take a day to explore this natural wonder!

Description of the tour:

A trip to the driest, hottest and lowest point of the Western Hemisphere awaits you. It’s hard to imagine more surreal scenery than Death Valley. The journey to the park from Las Vegas will take about 2 hours. You will drive along huge dunes, volcanic craters and graceful rock formations.

The tour program includes a trip along the channel left by stormy streams during the rains, a walk along the endless salt lake, stops in such picturesque places as Zabriskie Point, a view of Dante, a palette of artists, an island of unique sand dunes. You will also see the abandoned cities where many Hollywood films were filmed, as well as Scotty Castle, created by the hands of a Chicago millionaire. This fantasy, surrounded by a green island, against the background of a dead desert seems like a mirage.

Price: $595 (1-3 people), $695 (4-6 people), more than 6 people.