Adventures

Grand Canyon Skywalk

Experience the Grand Canyon with a no fuss Skywalk Express Helicopter Tour. This all-inclusive tour offers the fastest way to see the popular Grand Canyon Skywalk from Las Vegas, complete with souvenir photo and fast track entry.

Travel by limousine from your Las Vegas hotel to the heliport to begin the 45 minute flight to the Grand Canyon. Enjoy stunning aerial views of Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon before landing on the west rim, home of the Hualapai Indian Nation for a stop of approx. 40 minutes.

Helicopter Flight to Grand Canyon West Rim from Las Vegas

Take off from Las Vegas Airport on an exhilarating helicopter flight to the Grand Canyon. You'll enjoy a 45-minute helicopter flight each way, land deep in the canyon for a champagne picnic, and fly low over the famous Las Vegas Strip on your return. This is a half-day tour, leaving you with time in the day free to explore Las Vegas and Nevada at your leisure.

Likely to Sell-out! This Grand Canyon helicopter tour regularly sells out weeks in advance, so book ahead to avoid disappointment!

Be blown away in Nevada’s mysterious Area 51 territory! Known as “Dreamland”, the beautifully rugged landscapes 90 minutes north of Las Vegas are truly fascinating. This is a very rare opportunity to go land sailing in absolute wilderness - a beautifully secluded playa that once served as the X-15’s emergency landing site. Another great feature is its higher altitude - 4,535 feet - which means the weather is up to 15 degrees cooler here than in Las Vegas.

Your Land Sailing Area 51 Adventure begins when you are picked up from your Las Vegas hotel to journey through rugged scenic landscapes and narrow canyons - leading up to a beautifully secluded playa over five square miles in size. There’s no telling what you might see out there!

Win cool prizes! Race your friends at your own land sailing regatta. Three.. two.. one.. GO! Test your skills using the power of the wind to achieve top speeds.

The Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay will welcome a rare Komodo Dragon on June 20, 2008. Known as the most deadly of all lizards and having no known predators in the world, the Komodo Dragon will join more than 2,000 other animals at the Shark Reef Aquarium, the only predator-based aquarium of its kind in North America. The Komodo Dragon lives on the Southeast islands of Indonesia and can weigh up to 200 pounds.