Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Bryce and Zion

We invite you to go on a trip to incredible natural monuments: delightful and breathtaking parks and canyons.

This tour includes a visit to truly amazing places, because each of the parks has its own unique history of formation, striking with a variety of shapes, colors and shades!

Day 1
Las Vegas - Grand Canyon - Page
Departure from Las Vegas early in the morning. Stop to inspect the Hoover Dam and the beautiful Lake Mead. The construction of this dam in America is compared with the construction of the Acropolis in Ancient Greece or the Colosseum in Rome. Towering 726 feet above the violently rushing waters of the Colorado River, it is rightly called the greatest engineering structure ever created by man. Arriving at the Grand Canyon, visiting the IMAX Theatre to watch a specific film about the history of its formation. The rest of the day will be devoted to visiting the largest and most famous canyon in the world – a real wonder of nature. Thousands of books have been written about it and a lot of programs have been filmed, because the geological record of the Earth over the past 2 billion years is captured on the slopes! The canyon is so vast and diverse that moving from its bottom to the peaks of the mountains, you can find such a rich range of climatic zones, fauna and flora, as if you were traveling from Mexico to Arctic Canada. In the evening, you will arrive at Paige, where you will stay at the hotel.

Day 2
Page as Antelope Canyon - Glen Canyon - Bryce Canyon
In the morning you will leave Paige and go to Antelope Canyon. In fact, there are two canyons – Lower and Upper. Both are deep holes in the sand. They were formed for hundreds of years under the influence of sandstone erosion. Rapid streams of rain and wind worked for glory – now the walls of deep canyons have bizarre outlines and no less amazing colors. The canyons got their name for the unusual color of the sand - it varies from light to red and red, just such are the skins of antelopes. To this photographic paradise we will get on a jeep with a guide from the Navajo tribe. Next, you will visit the Glen Canyon Dam. The construction of a 230-meter-high dam in 1966 led to the creation of the 2nd largest man-made lake in the country - Powell. The combination of rocky shores, the color palette of which extends from red to burgundy, from pink to rusty, and the blue water of the lake is incredibly beautiful. The coastline of Lake Utah and Arizona is 1,960 miles long, more than the entire Pacific coast of the United States. Transfer to Bryce National Park and overnight stop at the entrance to the park.

Day 3
Bryce Canyon - Zion Canyon - Las Vegas
In the morning, you will continue your exciting journey with a visit to Bryce Canyon. Water, ice and limestone have created this grand natural open-air museum. The majestic canyon amphitheater is filled with towers, spires, temples and minarets of reddish, pink and creamy shades. According to legend, the great Indian Spirit, saddened by the abundance of evil on Earth, gathered here all unworthy people and turned them to stone. Whether the Spirit wanted it or not, the spectacle was unique. Then you will move to Zion National Park. It took the Virgin River millions of years to make its way through solid rock. In the 19th century, the first Mormons to settle in the area called the quaint rocks “natural temples of God.” Every year the park is visited by about 2.5 million tourists. One of its main attractions is a tunnel about 2 km long, pierced in solid rock. In the evening you will return to Las Vegas.

Duration: 3 days
Price: $1,950 (1-3 people), $2,250 (4-6 people) + hotels