The Grand Canyon attracts five-million-plus travelers as year and the numbers keep going up. That's a lot of people. To the point where it's a human zoo. And still, there's a way to make it solitarily, uniquely, and privately yours. 

 

How? By getting airborne. Helicopter tours depart from Vegas and the South Rim daily and max out at six people per chopper. There are no "crowds" in the sky. And I promise you'll NEVER have to say "excuse me" as you politely wait for someone to finish their selfie. 

 

Airspace is all yours. But if you are flying from Vegas, you'll have the option to land at the bottom. Less than 5 percent of travelers achieve this. From South Rim, you can do an helicopter-Jeep4x4 combo, wherein our custom open-air Hummer tools about the park, cherry picking the best lookouts for you to enjoy. 

 

Indeed, the crowds are coming, especially as more people get vaccinated against COVID-19. In fact, I'm predicting a deluge. Best way to avoid the stampede? Helicopter tours. Go here for Vegas options. Or go here if you're taking off from South Rim. 

Great selection of helicopter and airplane tours from the LV, including the one in the above video. Choose also from air-only to more deluxe flights that include an extended tour over the Las Vegas Strip. There's even sunset flights! 

We've got tours that depart from Tusayan, AZ, a/k/a South Rim. These are air-only (landing tours are only available from Las Vegas) flights and flight time ranges from 30 minutes to nearly one hour. We've also got combos that include a Jeep tours.