Experience the best helicopter tours of the Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is one of the most spectacular sights in the American Southwest, and a helicopter tour is among the most exciting ways to experience it. These flights offer incredible aerial views, exclusive perspectives, and unforgettable memories.
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Slide 1 of 10, Helicopter flying over the Grand Canyon with colorful rock formations below.
Helicopter flying over the Grand Canyon with colorful rock formations below.
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  • Soar over the Grand Canyon’s North and South Rims and take in their beauty and unique geological features. Ideal for a quick yet unforgettable adventure.

  • Experience aerial views of the canyon's rock formations and layered strata, and enjoy onboard commentary offered in multiple languages, sharing facts and tidbits on the views.

  • Enjoy unobstructed views of ancient formations like the Vishnu Schist and Dragon Corridor from your helicopter, perfect for capturing stunning photos.

  • Enhance your adventure by upgrading to a premium luxury helicopter tour, increasing your flight time to 45 mins, and adding an optional Hummer tour, offered in daytime or sunset slots.

  • Fun fact: The Grand Canyon was first seen from the air in 1929 by a pilot named John W. H. McLain, marking the beginning of aerial tourism in the area.

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  • Soar over the Grand Canyon’s North and South Rims and take in their beauty and unique geological features. Ideal for a quick yet unforgettable adventure.

  • Experience aerial views of the canyon's rock formations and layered strata, and enjoy onboard commentary offered in multiple languages, sharing facts and tidbits on the views.

  • Enjoy unobstructed views of ancient formations like the Vishnu Schist and Dragon Corridor from your helicopter, perfect for capturing stunning photos.

  • Enhance your adventure by upgrading to a premium luxury helicopter tour, increasing your flight time to 45 mins, and adding an optional Hummer tour, offered in daytime or sunset slots.

  • Fun fact: The Grand Canyon was first seen from the air in 1929 by a pilot named John W. H. McLain, marking the beginning of aerial tourism in the area.

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$ 309
Slide 1 of 7, Red helicopter flying over the Grand Canyon.
Red helicopter flying over the Grand Canyon.
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  • Experience the thrill of soaring high over the Grand Canyon in a helicopter, taking it all in from a bird's-eye view.

  • Tune into an audio narration on a pair of Bose headsets and listen to some fascinating facts about the Grand Canyon in your preferred language.

  • Fly over iconic landmarks like the Hoover Dam, bordering the states of Nevada and Arizona, and Lake Mead, which is the largest reservoir in the US.

  • Enjoy hotel pick-ups and drop-offs from Las Vegas, making your journey smooth and hassle-free.

  • Upgrade your helicopter tour to include views of the Las Vegas Strip along with your Grand Canyon tour to add to your experience.

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  • Experience the thrill of soaring high over the Grand Canyon in a helicopter, taking it all in from a bird's-eye view.

  • Tune into an audio narration on a pair of Bose headsets and listen to some fascinating facts about the Grand Canyon in your preferred language.

  • Fly over iconic landmarks like the Hoover Dam, bordering the states of Nevada and Arizona, and Lake Mead, which is the largest reservoir in the US.

  • Enjoy hotel pick-ups and drop-offs from Las Vegas, making your journey smooth and hassle-free.

  • Upgrade your helicopter tour to include views of the Las Vegas Strip along with your Grand Canyon tour to add to your experience.

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$ 409

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