14-Hour South Rim Hoover Dam Route 66 Combo from Vegas

Name: 14-Hour South Rim Hoover Dam Route 66 Combo from Vegas
Brand: LasVegasTour
Price: 209 USD
Availability: InStock

4.9(233 reviews)

•Provided by:Top Canyon Tours

⭐ 4.9/5 (233 reviews) | 💰 $209 | ⏱️ Duration: 14 hours | 👥 Up to 14 people

💡Does the Grand Canyon South Rim tour from Vegas visit Hoover Dam and Route 66?

Yes, this 14-hour small-group tour from Las Vegas covers all three: the Grand Canyon South Rim, Hoover Dam, and Route 66, for $209 per person. You spend time at the South Rim with a light hike on the Trail of Time, stop at the Route 66 Motoporium for vintage cars, and drive across Hoover Dam past the Pat Tillman Bridge, with lunch and hotel pickup included. Best for travelers wanting all three landmarks in one day in a group capped at 12, not those with spinal, heart, or pregnancy concerns.

🎯 Why People Book This

The draw of this one is reaching the South Rim from Las Vegas and back in a single day, with time at the canyon for the deeper South Rim views rather than the shorter glimpse you'd get on faster combo runs. The tour caps the group at 14 guests and folds in Hoover Dam and a Route 66 car stop, so you're paying $209 to fit three places into one long day instead of driving it yourself. The 4.9 rating across 233 reviews tells you the format holds up. What you're really choosing is breadth over lingering, three landmarks in one long day against the slower pace of seeing one well.

🗺️ The Experience

A 14-hour day from Las Vegas that puts time on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and stops at Hoover Dam and Route 66 along the way, in a group capped at small size, for USD 209 per person.

The point of the day is the South Rim itself, where you get a substantial stretch on the edge of the canyon. That is enough time to do more than look: you walk the Trail of Time along the rim and stop at the named overlooks and centers strung along it, including Yavapai Point and its geology museum, Verkamp's Visitor Center, Bright Angel, and Hopi House. This is the deep, settled part of the trip, the one place where you are out of the vehicle long enough to slow down.

The other two stops are short and serve the drive home. Hoover Dam gets you across the top of the structure, with a separate viewpoint over the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, which rises 890 feet above the Colorado River. The Route 66 Motoporium is a 20-minute walk among vintage cars. Both are real, but brief.

The base price covers what matters: hotel pickup and drop-off, Hoover Dam admission, the park entry for U.S. residents, lunch, water, and fruit, with no upgrade tiers to weigh. The one cost that can sit on top is the USD 100 national park fee for non-U.S. residents, collected in-destination. The whole day is built around that time at the rim; the dam and the road are what you see getting there.

🤔 Is It Worth It?

Our verdict: Where this wins, and where it doesn't, is the willingness to give up a whole day to see the part of the canyon most people picture. The South Rim is the deeper, more famous gorge, and reaching it from Vegas means 14 hours with Hoover Dam and a Route 66 stop folded into the drive. This is for the traveler who wants the canyon itself to be the point, not a glass walkway, and who treats the long haul as part of the trip rather than time lost.

Worth it if:

you specifically want the South Rim, not the West Rim that the $94 and $99 tours reach, and you understand the trade is roughly four more hours on the road for it
you'd rather see the dam and a Route 66 stretch on the way than drive straight to one viewpoint and back
you're comfortable committing to a full day out, leaving early and getting back late, in exchange for the version of the canyon most people travel to see

Skip it if:

you mainly want to stand at the rim with the least time in transit, in which case a West Rim coach like the $94 Eagle Point tour gets you there and back in 10-11 hours
the famous-postcard view matters less to you than the Skywalk or a glass-edge overlook, both of which sit at the West Rim, not the South Rim this tour reaches

Choose this over the Grand Canyon West VIP Coach Tour if:

you'd accept the longer day for the deeper, more recognizable canyon, rather than the shorter West Rim run the VIP coach makes for the same $94

Tour at a Glance

Duration	14 hours
Price (from)	$209 per person
Departure	Hotel pickup included
Ages	All ages (infants ride as lap children)
Group size	Up to 12 per booking
Physical level	Easy (all fitness levels)
Languages	English
Operator	Top Canyon Tours
Cancellation	Free up to 24 hours before
Rating	4.9/5 (233 reviews)

DurationPrice (from)

14 hours$209 per person

DurationDeparture

14 hoursHotel pickup included

DurationAges

14 hoursAll ages (infants ride as lap children)

DurationGroup size

14 hoursUp to 12 per booking

DurationPhysical level

14 hoursEasy (all fitness levels)

DurationLanguages

14 hoursEnglish

DurationOperator

14 hoursTop Canyon Tours

DurationCancellation

14 hoursFree up to 24 hours before

DurationRating

14 hours4.9/5 (233 reviews)

✅ What's Included

Round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off
Air-conditioned vehicle transport
Grand Canyon National Park entrance fees for U.S. residents
Hoover Dam admission for all guests
Lunch and fruit
Bottled water
All fees and taxes

❌ Not Included

Grand Canyon National Park entrance fees for non-U.S. residents
Gratuities for guide
Personal expenses
Additional meals or snacks beyond included lunch

🛡️ Practical Info

Departure / Pickup: Hotel pickup and drop-off included for all travelers
Best Time to Visit: Early departure recommended to make the most of the 14-hour day; check confirmation for your scheduled pickup window
What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes for canyon trails, sun protection, camera, and any personal items for a full day out; gratuities are not included and are at your discretion
Free Cancellation: Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time
Booking Tip: Group size is capped at 14 guests per departure, so book ahead to secure a spot, especially during peak travel periods
Physical Level: Suitable for all fitness levels; not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, cardiovascular conditions, or those who are pregnant
Minimum Age / Ages: Children ages 5–17; adults ages 18–90; up to 12 travelers per booking
Good to Know: Non-U.S. residents pay an additional national park entrance fee of USD 100.00 per person, collected on the day — not at the time of booking

💡 Insider Tip

The South Rim stop runs 180 minutes against just 20 each at Route 66 and the Pat Tillman Bridge, so anchor your day around the canyon and treat the other two as quick photo stops, not places to linger. If you're a non-U.S. resident, budget the USD 100 park entrance fee separately since it's collected in-destination, not at booking.

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LasVegasTour Editorial Review

4.5

★★★★★★★★★★LasVegasTour Rating

“What you're buying here is one long day that erases the drive to three separate places: the canyon's South Rim, Hoover Dam, and a Route 66 stop. The give-and-take is real. The South Rim gets a genuine 180 minutes, but the dam and Route 66 are 20-minute photo pauses, so treat them as bonuses, not destinations. Worth the 14-hour commitment for first-timers who'd rather not rent a car; return visitors who've seen the canyon can skip it. The 4.9 across 233 reviews says the operator runs the long day reliably.”

By LasVegasTour Editorial TeamJun 16, 2026

⭐ Guest Reviews

4.9(233 reviews)

Verified reviews from travelers who booked this tour through Viator

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the West Rim or the South Rim?▾

The South Rim. The tour spends 180 minutes at the Grand Canyon South Rim, including a light hike on the Trail of Time and stops at Yavapai Point, Yavapai Geology Museum, Verkamp's Visitor Center, Bright Angel, and Hopi House.

Are entrance fees included in the price?▾

Grand Canyon National Park entry is included for U.S. residents, and Hoover Dam admission is included for all guests. Non-U.S. residents pay an additional National Park entrance fee of USD 100.00 per person, collected in-destination, not at booking.

How much time is spent at each location?▾

The Grand Canyon South Rim gets 180 minutes. The Route 66 Motoporium and the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge each get 20 minutes. A duration for the Hoover Dam stop isn't specified in the tour details; confirm with the operator when booking.

Is lunch included or do I need to bring food?▾

Lunch is included and described as customizable. Bottled water and fruit are also included.

What's the difference between this and other Grand Canyon tours?▾

We don't compare tours here. For this one specifically: it runs 14 hours, visits the Grand Canyon South Rim, Route 66 Motoporium, and the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge with a drive across Hoover Dam, and is limited to a small group of up to 12 per booking.

Is hotel pickup included from all Las Vegas hotels?▾

Hotel pickup and drop-off is included for all travelers. The facts don't list which specific hotels are covered, so confirm your pickup location with the operator when booking.

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