Grand Canyon Day Trip Japanese-language Tour (from Las Vegas / with lunch)
- Take a day trip by land to the World Heritage Grand Canyon National Park. Along the way, stop by the famous Route 66 town of Seligman, where you can catch a glimpse of America's good old days.
- The scenery from the train or car window along the way offers a scale of views not seen in Japan, making it the ultimate opportunity to truly experience the vastness of America.
- A Japanese-speaking guide will accompany you, so you can join the tour with peace of mind without worrying about the language. This is a great-value, short-duration Japanese-language tour to America's most popular tourist destination, the Grand Canyon.
What to expect
A day trip that includes a reliable Japanese-speaking guide, visiting the Grand Canyon, Seligman (the birthplace of Route 66), and more. The tour departs from Las Vegas, takes Route 66 to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, and stops at popular spots like Mather Point and Bright Angel, allowing you to enjoy the magnificent scenery found only at the Grand Canyon. Another delightful feature is that a boxed lunch is included in the tour price!
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Reviews
Being picked up at the hotel was reassuring. It's always a pleasure to have a Japanese guide. You can ask questions, and it just provides a sense of security. I was so impressed that lunch was Japanese food; local tourists even asked me where they could buy it. The scenery was the quintessential Grand Canyon, absolutely breathtaking. It was also helpful to have explanations about the surrounding facilities. We were warned that getting bitten by a wild squirrel could be serious, which is definitely good to know. It was also great to hear about affordable restaurants in Las Vegas after we returned.
The magnificent scenery of the Grand Canyon was so grand that I lost all sense of time. I think it would have been even better if we could have extended our lunch break by about 30 minutes, as that would have allowed us to enjoy the view a bit more leisurely.
This is a tour I definitely want to experience again. Although the travel time was long, our tour guide shared fascinating facts about not only the Grand Canyon but also various U.S. states and even tips for casinos, making the time fly by. I heard there are trekking tours at the Grand Canyon, so I'd love to join one of those next time.
It was truly wonderful. Thank you for taking the photos.
Good to know
- Starting January 1, 2026, non-U.S. residents may be subject to a fee of USD 100 per person (ages 16 and older) per national park. Fees are subject to change.
- If you plan to visit two or more parks, consider the USD 250 "America the Beautiful Non-Resident Annual Pass," which covers up to four adults and exempts you from per-park fees.
- Please pay fees on-site. Passes can be purchased on-site or online (starting January 1, 2026) at: https://www.recreation.gov/pass/
- For more information, please visit the National Park Service (NPS).
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