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Based in Las Vegas,
we feature the largest A-Star luxury jet helicopter shuttle fleet in the western
US. Flight time from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon is only 45
minutes. |
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THE GRAND CANYON
In 1540, Spaniard Francisco Vasquez de Coronado was searching
the Seven Cities of Cibola and its gold when Indians told him of
a great river to the north. Coronado and a party of 12 men were
guided by the Hopi Indians and 20 days later found themselves at
the edge of a great chasm - the mighty Grand Canyon...
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Las Vegas To Grand Canyon Shuttle
Today it's much easier to view this "7th Natural Wonder of the
World" - you can enjoy an exciting helicopter tour as you are shuttled
from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon in the comfort of your luxurious $1,000,000 climate controlled executive A-Star jet
helicopter. Combined with music and informative narration on the history and geology of the Grand Canyon (multilingual narration
is available on request) throughout your Grand Canyon helicopter flight.
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Free
Las Vegas area hotel shuttle service is available for all Las
Vegas to Grand canyon tours departing
from our Executive Air Terminal located at McCarran International Airport in
Las Vegas.
Grand Canyon General Information
Whether you're planning your upcoming visit to beautiful Grand
Canyon National Park in Arizona,
GrandCanyonShuttle.com brings your the best information
on tours to the Grand Canyon. View our
Grand
Canyon history and facts page for information on how the
Grand canyon formed and its early pioneers. Grand Canyon Shuttle
also features links to the most unique
Grand
Canyon Hotel Lodging experience, the Historic Grand Canyon
West Ranch featuring the only accommodations on the West rim of
the Grand Canyon, At Grand Canyon Ranch you can stay in
private pine cabins and authentic Indian tipis. For the best
Grand Canyon tours view our
helicopter
adventure tour information page and
Grand
Canyon shuttle service information page. |
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You
cannot improve upon it. The ages have been at work on it... what
we can do is to keep it for children, your children's children,
and those who come after you as one of the great sights which
every American should see."
