Desert Lights
Best for
Couples, First-timers
Duration
3N/4D
Season
May–October
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Cosmopolitan, Urban
A Tibro Journey
Three nights on the Strip with the Canyon for contrast. The glass Skywalk out over the West Rim by day, and the neon mile walked end to end by night.
Las Vegas 3 Nights Getaway is a 3N/4D city & cosmopolitan journey through USA. Highlights include Grand Canyon West Skywalk, Hoover Dam stop, Las Vegas night tour.
Signature Moments
Three Mornings You'll Remember
No. 01
Grand Canyon West Skywalk
Grand Canyon West Skywalk
No. 02
Hoover Dam stop
Hoover Dam stop
No. 03
Las Vegas night tour
Las Vegas night tour
No. 01
Grand Canyon West Skywalk
Grand Canyon West Skywalk
No. 02
Hoover Dam stop
Hoover Dam stop
No. 03
Las Vegas night tour
Las Vegas night tour
Day by Day
3N/4D, in order
Day 1
Arrival San Jose - Las Vegas
After boarding your flight from San Jose, you will arrive in Las Vegas. Upon landing, a private transfer will be arranged to pick you up from the airport and take you comfortably to your hotel for check-in. Once you have settled into your room, you can spend the remainder of the day at leisure, exploring the city or relaxing at the hotel. Overnight stay at your hotel in Las Vegas.
Day 2
Grand Canyon West Rim With Skywalk– Sic Basis
Experience the Grand Canyon West Rim Tour starting with hotel pick-ups from Las Vegas. Enjoy a scenic 3-hour drive with expert commentary before a 30-minute stop at the Hoover Dam for stunning photos. Pass by the Colorado River as you continue towards the West Rim. Spend 4 hours at Grand Canyon West, home to the Hualapai Tribe, where you can explore Eagle Point, visit the Native American Village, and optionally walk on the Skywalk. Continue to Guano Point for incredible panoramic views and lunch options, and visit Hualapai Ranch for cultural experiences. Along the way, you’ll also pass through the beautiful Joshua Tree Forest. After exploring all key viewpoints, you will return to Las Vegas in time to enjoy you’re evening. Overnight stay at hotel in Las Vegas.
Day 3
Las Vegas Night Tour – Sic Basis
Breakfast at the hotel on your own. The Las Vegas Night Tour by Open-Top Bus (SIC basis) offers a panoramic evening ride through the city’s most iconic sights. Enjoy stunning views of the Strip’s dazzling lights, famous hotels, fountains, and landmarks from the open-top deck. With guided commentary and convenient shared transfers, this tour provides a relaxing and memorable way to experience Las Vegas after dark. Overnight stay at hotel in Las Vegas.
Day 4
Departure
Proceed for your departure from Las Vegas back to your home country with lot of amazing memories. ***END OF TOUR***
Where You'll Stay
Hand-Picked Hotels
Las Vegas
Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World 4* (with Breakfast)
Las Vegas
Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World 4* (with Breakfast)
Honestly
Things most travel sites won't tell you.
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
Tipping is the wage, not a bonus
In the US, restaurant and bar staff are paid below a living wage on the assumption you'll tip. 18 to 20 percent on the pre-tax total is the floor, not generosity, and stiffing it is genuinely rude. The same goes for taxis, hotel housekeeping (a few dollars a night) and the bellhop. Menu and shelf prices also exclude sales tax, which is added at the till, so the number you see isn't the number you pay.
The country is bigger than it looks
First-timers routinely under-plan distances. New York to Las Vegas is a five-hour flight, not a drive, and the West Coast cities are hours apart by car. Internal flights, not road trips, link the headline cities on a short tour. Where you do drive, the Interstates are fast and easy, but the Grand Canyon or the national parks are a serious day's outing from Vegas, not a quick hop.
West Rim vs South Rim of the Canyon
From Las Vegas the day trips go to the Grand Canyon's West Rim. Closer, on Hualapai tribal land, and home to the glass Skywalk that juts out over the drop. It's the more commercial, more accessible edge. The South Rim, the classic postcard view, is far deeper and grander but a much longer haul from Vegas. Know which one your day trip books before you set the alarm.
- №1
Tipping is the wage, not a bonus
In the US, restaurant and bar staff are paid below a living wage on the assumption you'll tip. 18 to 20 percent on the pre-tax total is the floor, not generosity, and stiffing it is genuinely rude. The same goes for taxis, hotel housekeeping (a few dollars a night) and the bellhop. Menu and shelf prices also exclude sales tax, which is added at the till, so the number you see isn't the number you pay.
- №2
The country is bigger than it looks
First-timers routinely under-plan distances. New York to Las Vegas is a five-hour flight, not a drive, and the West Coast cities are hours apart by car. Internal flights, not road trips, link the headline cities on a short tour. Where you do drive, the Interstates are fast and easy, but the Grand Canyon or the national parks are a serious day's outing from Vegas, not a quick hop.
- №3
West Rim vs South Rim of the Canyon
From Las Vegas the day trips go to the Grand Canyon's West Rim. Closer, on Hualapai tribal land, and home to the glass Skywalk that juts out over the drop. It's the more commercial, more accessible edge. The South Rim, the classic postcard view, is far deeper and grander but a much longer haul from Vegas. Know which one your day trip books before you set the alarm.
The Details
What's Included
Included
- Hotel Accommodations as per mentioned Itinerary
- Return Private airport transfer from Airport to Hotel in Las Vegas
- Las Vegas Night Tour on open top bus – Shared Basis
- Grand Canyon National Park West Rim Tour with breakfast & lunch and skywalk ticket included – Shared Basis
Not Included
- 5% Government Service Tax is applicable additional on total invoice.
- 5% / 20% Tax Collected at Source ( TCS ) – claimable
- Please note that resort fees are not included in the package and must be paid directly by the client at the hotel, as they cannot be prepaid.
Plan Your Timing
When to Go
The United States spans a continent, so the right month depends entirely on where you're headed. As a broad rule, spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) travel best across the headline cities. Mild in New York, comfortable on the West Coast, bearable in the desert. The Southwest. Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, the Mojave. Turns dangerously hot from June to August, well over 40°C; the Northeast is cold and can snow from December to February. For a desert-and-Vegas run like this one, aim for the spring or autumn shoulders and avoid high summer.
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