Helicopter Tours

Maverick Helicopters: 90-min Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West Helicopter Tour with Canyon Landing and Champagne

Descend 3,500 feet below the Grand Canyon rim to a private bluff 300 feet above the Colorado River for an in-canyon landing on Hualapai land.

Begin at the Las Vegas Strip terminal, check in and board your round-trip helicopter flight as the crew completes safety checks before takeoff.

Fly over Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, and the Mojave Desert, then sweep past Temple Rock, Fortification Hill, 10 miles of Grand Canyon and the Bowl of Fire.

Relax during a 30-minute canyon landing as your crew serves champagne and light snacks, then enjoy views over Downtown Las Vegas and the Strip.

Upgrade to a dual-landing tour that adds a Grand Canyon West Rim stop, with 2.5 hours at Eagle Point and Guano Point plus Skywalk access for purchase, or choose a departure time, with daytime flights for clear canyon views or sunset runs timed for a dusk flyover of the Las Vegas Strip.

90-min Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West helicopter tour

30-minute canyon floor landing

Second landing at Grand Canyon West Rim (as per option selected)

2.5 hours at Eagle Point and Guano Point (as per option selected)

Sunset departure with dusk Strip flyover (as per option selected)

Daytime departure with Strip city views (as per option selected)

Round-trip helicopter flight from the Las Vegas Strip Terminal

Helicopter tour over Hoover Dam

Landing 3,500 feet below the rim on Hualapai Indian Territory

Private bluff landing 300 feet above the Colorado River

Flyover of Bowl of Fire formations

Flight over Downtown Las Vegas and the Strip

Champagne, beverages, and light snacks at the landing site

Seat purchase required for children two years of age or older

Lap travel for children under two years of age with identification

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2周前
It was a great day and pilot was very informative and great host as well and made the whole experience very special for us
3周前
The Grand Canyon was incredible to visit with my family last summer, especially since we got to see every viewpoint—each one had a different angle and the scenery was stunning. Taking a helicopter ride the following day was a first for me, and I was buzzing with excitement. Even though wildfires blocked some of the views and we received part of our money back because of that, being up in the air was still really cool. The pilot kept things light and professional which made it more fun. Also, arriving at a set time meant we skipped any waiting, which I liked. Only thing I’d change is the extra charge for photos—that was a bit annoying. Despite that, I totally enjoyed the whole experience and would tell others to try it out.
3周前
When we got to the Grand Canyon last summer, my family and I checked out all the viewpoints first since the scenery was just unreal. The following day, we hopped on a helicopter for the first time and I was honestly a bit nervous at first, but it ended up being super cool. Smoke from some fires made it tough to see everything, so we got some of our money back, but the flight was still awesome. The pilot kept things light and professional, which helped, and I liked that there was no waiting around because we’d booked a set time. Only thing I’d change is charging extra for the photos. Otherwise, the whole thing was a blast, would definitely suggest giving it a go.
2026年10月
My husband and I booked the Wind Dancer Sunset tour for our anniversary and honestly... WOW. The helicopter ride itself felt smoother than I expected and the views? Next-level. Our pilot (shoutout to Sam!) pointed out all these cool details about Hoover Dam and the Strip, and when we landed in the Grand Canyon, there were snacks and bubbly waiting. I did feel a bit queasy at first (I get motion sick sometimes) but bringing ginger chews totally helped. The sunset was UNREAL, all orange and purple. Only tiny downside, we got paired with another couple so it wasn’t suuuper private, but def worth it. Pro tip: bring a light jacket, it gets breezy up there.
2026年10月
We spent about an hour looking up all the tour options for helicopter rides in Vegas, and this one kept showing up as the top pick. Turned out to be the right call and ended up being the highlight of our trip. Our pilot, Neil, was fantastic and our group got along well. We took turns up front so everyone experienced the best seats, and even though I was a bit anxious at first, after the first few minutes it was clear we were in good hands. I’d say if you want to see the Grand Canyon up close—and actually land down there with some Champagne and snacks—this tour is the way to go.

Fly from the Las Vegas Strip to the Grand Canyon by helicopter, with a canyon-floor Champagne landing on this 70-minute air tour.

Getting started

Begin at the Las Vegas Strip Terminal, where you check in for your round-trip helicopter flight. After a brief safety orientation, you board your aircraft and lift off directly over the city. The pilot sets course toward Hoover Dam, so you can settle into your seat and get comfortable for the approximately 45‑minute flight to the Grand Canyon.

What to expect

En route to the Grand Canyon

Your flight from Las Vegas tracks east toward one of the United States' most recognized engineering landmarks and desert lake systems.

Features

The route includes a helicopter tour over Hoover Dam, giving you an aerial look at the dam structure and the surrounding Colorado River corridor from a unique angle.

Panoramic views of Lake Mead and the Mojave Desert unfold beneath you, with your pilot positioning the helicopter so both are clearly visible during the journey.

As you cross the desert, you see Temple Rock and Fortification Hill by name, with close views of these formations that are difficult to match from ground level.

Canyon floor landing on Hualapai Indian Territory

The helicopter descends into the Grand Canyon for more than 10 miles of in-canyon flying before reaching the landing site.

Features

Your flight through the Grand Canyon, over 10 miles, provides vertical views of the canyon walls before you touch down 3,500 feet below the rim on Hualapai Indian Territory.

The landing takes place on a private bluff roughly 300 feet above the Colorado River, so you can see the water below while remaining on a stable landing area.

During your 30‑minute canyon floor landing, Champagne, additional beverages, and light snacks are served at the landing site, all included as part of your tour.

Time on the ground allows you to walk on uneven terrain near the aircraft, take photos of the canyon interior, and experience the quiet of the river corridor before reboarding.

Return flight via Bowl of Fire and Las Vegas

After your canyon stop, you fly back toward Las Vegas, with more desert and city views on the way.

Features

The outbound and return segments together provide approximately 70 minutes of airtime, including both the approach into the canyon and the climb back out toward the Mojave Desert.

Your return route includes a flyover of the Bowl of Fire formations, giving you an aerial perspective of these red-rock landscapes distinct from the Grand Canyon itself.

As you reach the city, your helicopter continues with a flight over Downtown Las Vegas and the Strip, so you can see the casino skyline and main resort corridor from the air before landing back at the Strip Terminal.

What to bring

Personal items: Bring only minimal personal items, ideally a small purse or compact bag.

Spring/summer clothing: During spring and summer, bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for the landing site.

Fall/winter clothing: For fall and winter flights, wear light outerwear for comfort at the canyon.

Footwear: Wear comfortable attire and closed-toe shoes for walking on uneven terrain at the landing site.

Accessibility

Wheelchair: Guests requiring wheelchair assistance must be accompanied by another passenger who can help them enter and exit the helicopter. Collapsible wheelchairs can usually be accommodated, and Maverick Helicopters is ADA compliant.

Additional information

Children's seating: Children two years of age or older must have their own purchased seat.

Lap infants: Children under two years of age with proper identification may travel on an adult's lap.

Flight routes: Flight routes may change depending on weather or other extenuating circumstances.

Experience duration: The experience lasts about 2.3 to 4.5 hours depending on the option selected.

Landing times: Canyon floor landing time is about 30 minutes for most options.

West Rim stop: If you select the dual-landing option, you have about 2.5 hours at Eagle Point and Guano Point.

Sunset option: If you select the sunset option, your flight timing is adjusted to align with sunset views of the Strip.

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