Grand Canyon Helicopter & Hummer Tour

Aerial vistas and ground-level grandeur at the Grand Canyon

Kickstart your day with an awe-inspiring helicopter tour over the Grand Canyon's North and South Rim, Dragon Corridor, Eastern Gorge, and Imperial Point. As you soar above the majestic landscape, you'll uncover perspectives exclusive to this airborne experience. From the intricate rock formations to the contrasts between the depths of the canyon and the heights of the cliffs, the remarkable vistas will leave you breathless. Your knowledgeable guide, fluent in 9 languages including Chinese and Dutch, will share fascinating insights about the canyon's complex geology and rich history.

Open-air exploration and cultural immersion with Hummer tour

Once back on terra firma, embark on a guided open-air Hummer tour of the Grand Canyon National Park. This ground tour takes you to scenic destinations along the canyon rim, some of which might include Duck on a Rock, Yavapai Point, and Moran Point. Here, enjoy an intimate introduction to the Grand Canyon's indigenous culture and marvel at the rugged landscapes. At each stop, stretch your legs, explore the surroundings, and even spot local wildlife. This Grand Kingdom with Hummer Tour promises to be both an educational and entertaining day trip, a perfect blend of sky-high thrills and ground-level marvels.

Grand Canyon Helicopter & Hummer Tour

Discover the majestic Grand Canyon National Park on this comprehensive guided sightseeing tour that includes a helicopter flight and hummer ride, covering numerous landmarks such as Duck on a Rock, Moran Point, Yavapai Point, and more. This full-day excursion lasts approximately 8 hours and offers guests unparalleled access to the park's most stunning vistas with stops at key locations like the Grand Canyon Village and Desert View Drive. The tour features guides fluent in up to nine languages, including Mandarin and Spanish, ensuring a seamless experience for international visitors. With an average flight time of 15 minutes per helicopter ride, you'll soar above the canyon's iconic landmarks while capturing breathtaking aerial views from an EcoStar EC130 aircraft. Additionally, the custom open-air Hummer vehicle provides rugged terrain access to scenic viewpoints along the rim, allowing you to explore areas like Desert View and Grand Canyon Village in detail. The tour covers a total distance of around 50 miles, offering both bird's-eye perspectives and ground-level explorations of this natural wonder that spans over 1.2 million acres.

Experience Majestic Vistas at Duck on a Rock

Your tour stops at Duck on a Rock where you'll marvel at the panoramic views stretching across the Grand Canyon's vast expanse, a landmark known for its unique rock formations and expansive vistas. Established in 1920 as part of the Desert View Drive scenic route, this spot offers visitors an opportunity to see some of the most dramatic landscapes within the park, including towering cliffs and deep ravines. The area covers approximately 3 acres and features several lookout points where you can capture stunning photographs and absorb the natural beauty surrounding you. At Duck on a Rock, guests spend about 15 minutes exploring various viewpoints while learning about the geological history of the region from knowledgeable guides who are fluent in multiple languages. This stop is particularly unique for its proximity to other iconic sites like Moran Point and Yavapai Point, allowing visitors to experience diverse perspectives of the canyon within a short distance.

Explore Rugged Beauty at Moran Point

At Moran Point, guests can take in the rugged beauty of the Grand Canyon from one of its most picturesque viewpoints, offering an unparalleled view of the canyon's colorful rock layers and deep chasms. The point is part of a larger network of trails that stretch across 12 miles within the park, providing easy access to other notable landmarks such as Yavapai Point and Desert View Drive. Moran Point itself spans about 5 acres and features several observation decks where visitors can pause to reflect on the canyon's vastness and historical significance. Established in 1930, this viewpoint has been a popular attraction for generations of tourists and offers insights into the geological timeline of the area, with rocks dating back over 2 billion years visible from its vantage point. Guests typically spend around 20 minutes here, engaging in guided tours that highlight the unique features of the landscape and providing context on the cultural and environmental importance of preserving this natural wonder.

Discover Scenic Destinations at Yavapai Point

Your tour includes a stop at Yavapai Point where you'll explore scenic destinations along the canyon rim, offering expansive views of the Grand Canyon's intricate rock formations and deep gorges. This landmark is part of the Desert View Drive route, which spans over 27 miles within Grand Canyon National Park and features numerous points of interest such as Mohave Point and Lipan Point. Yavapai Point itself covers approximately 10 acres and includes several observation platforms where visitors can capture stunning photographs and appreciate the canyon's geological diversity. Established in 1928, this viewpoint is known for its interpretive center that provides educational materials and guided tours in up to nine languages, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the area's natural history and cultural significance. Guests typically spend about 30 minutes here, engaging with interactive exhibits and learning from knowledgeable guides who highlight key features such as Vishnu Schist and Coconino Sandstone.

Tour Highlights

• Soar above Grand Canyon in EcoStar EC130 Aircraft
• Capture vistas at Duck on a Rock landmark
• Explore Yavapai Point scenic destination
• Experience guided tours fluent in 9 languages
• Discover rugged beauty at Moran Point viewpoint
• Enjoy custom open-air Hummer vehicle rides
• Access Desert View and Grand Canyon Village areas
• Capture panoramic views along Desert View Drive route

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure seekers, this full-day tour provides an immersive experience through aerial and ground-level explorations. The 8-hour format allows you to soar over the iconic landmarks at Duck on a Rock, explore scenic destinations like Yavapai Point, and discover rugged beauty at Moran Point, giving you unparalleled access to Miami's natural wonders while enjoying guided tours in multiple languages.