• Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes - a stunning testament to the desert’s raw beauty and vastness. Spanning the heart of the park, these dunes present a dramatic and picturesque landscape of rolling sand hills and sweeping curves. Sculpted by the relentless desert winds, the dunes form an ever-changing tableau of golden sands that reflect the shifting light and shadows throughout the day. The tranquil silence of the desert is interrupted only by the whisper of the wind, making it an ideal spot for both introspective solitude and striking photography. As you traverse the undulating dunes, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking views of the surrounding rugged mountains and the expansive desert floor, capturing the essence of Death Valley’s unique and awe-inspiring environment.
• Badwater - one of the most unique and extreme landscapes in the world. As the lowest point in North America, situated at 282 feet (86 meters) below sea level, it offers a stark and dramatic tableau of salt flats and rugged terrain. The basin’s expansive, cracked salt surface stretches out like a white, shimmering sea, providing a striking contrast against the surrounding mountains. The harsh, arid environment and the blistering temperatures—often among the hottest on Earth—create a surreal and otherworldly atmosphere. Badwater Basin’s desolate beauty and extreme conditions make it a captivating destination for those seeking to experience the raw, untamed splendor of Death Valley.
• Artists Palette - a vibrant showcase of nature’s artistry. This stunning geological feature, located in the park’s Amargosa Range, is renowned for its striking array of colors. The palette of hues—ranging from rich purples and pinks to vivid greens and yellows—is the result of oxidized minerals and volcanic activity over millions of years. As sunlight dances across the rugged landscape, the colors shift and intensify, creating a breathtaking mosaic of natural artistry. The winding road leading to Artists Palette offers panoramic views and the chance to marvel at the vivid colors up close, making it a must-visit destination for photographers and nature enthusiasts alike.
• Zabriskie Point - a renowned viewpoint celebrated for its stunning and otherworldly landscape. This iconic location offers panoramic vistas of the park’s unique terrain, with its undulating, sculpted hills and rugged badlands stretching as far as the eye can see. The geological formations here, with their varied colors and textures, are a testament to the forces of erosion and sedimentation over millennia. At sunrise and sunset, the changing light casts dramatic shadows and highlights, enhancing the surreal beauty of the scene. Whether you’re a photographer capturing the play of light on the landscape or simply soaking in the expansive views, Zabriskie Point provides an unforgettable experience of Death Valley’s dramatic and picturesque scenery.
• Dante’s View - one of the most breathtaking vantage points in the park. Perched at an elevation of 5,475 feet (1,670 meters) on the Black Mountains, this viewpoint provides a sweeping panorama of the valley below. From here, you can gaze out over the vast expanse of Death Valley, with its dramatic contrasts between the stark, sun-baked floor and the rugged, shadowed mountain peaks. The view stretches from the expansive salt flats of Badwater Basin to the distant, snow-capped peaks of the Panamint Range, offering a striking perspective on the park’s diverse and rugged terrain. As the sun rises or sets, the changing light creates a mesmerizing display of colors and shadows across the landscape, making Dante’s View a must-see for those seeking to experience the grandeur of Death Valley’s natural beauty.
• Pahrump - just an hour’s drive from the vibrant city of Las Vegas. Nestled in the scenic Pahrump Valley, this growing community offers a blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. Known for its stunning desert landscapes and proximity to Death Valley National Park, Pahrump serves as a gateway for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the park’s rugged terrain and unique geological formations. The town also features attractions such as local wineries, golf courses, and recreational facilities, providing a variety of options for relaxation and leisure. With its mix of small-town charm and access to spectacular natural wonders, Pahrump is a welcoming stop for travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.

• Licensed Guide
• Admission to all national parks in the itinerary, parking, and gas
• Free snacks and beverages
• First-class on-land vehicle and service

• Gratuities
• Foods are Self-sponsored

Are you tired of the usual rushed tours and crowded vehicles? Bid farewell to the ordinary and join us for an exclusive day trip from Las Vegas to the breathtaking landscapes of Death Valley, designed for a select group of just 12 people.

Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of one of the most remarkable and remote national parks in the U.S. From the captivating sand dunes to the expansive salt flats and rugged mountain views, this tour provides a refreshing break from the typical tourist spots.

Travel in our luxurious, first-class vehicle with outstanding service that ensures your comfort throughout the day. This isn’t just another tour; it’s an invitation to experience Death Valley in a way that’s both relaxed and intimate.

• Booster Seat $20/Each
• Time not spent at the attractions is reserved for travel and dining.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.