The Legendary Parks of America's Southwest

Departing your hotel with your private driver-guide, you'll set out across the Nevada border into Utah, toward Zion National Park, a total drive time of approximately 3 hours. Upon arrival to Zion National Park, you'll enter the park with your driver-guide and set out on a tour of the park. The park's main feature is Zion Canyon, meandering for 15 miles, and carved up to a half mile deep. Native Americans inhabited this area as early as 8,000 years ago. A diverse array of plant and wildlife are found in the Canyon, including mule deer, collared lizards, golden eagles, coyotes and cougars. You'll have an option to hike once in the canyon grounds, if desired. You'll be transfered to your hotel at the conclusion of your tour.

Departing from your hotel this morning, a two-hour drive in your private transportation will bring you to Bryce Canyon National Park, with some scenic photo stops along the way. Approximate drive time is 2 hours. You'll have a private tour with your driver-guide upon arrival at Bryce Canyon N.P. Due to the terrain, hiking here is much easier and will be an included part of the tour. The red-orange colored rocks carved into hoodoos over thousands of years are truly spectacular, not to mention some natural arches eroded into the stone. Being much more remote than Zion, Bryce Canyon is considerably quieter from a visitor standpoint. Though foxes, bobcats, mountain lions and black bears are found in the forests and meadows of Bryce Canyon, Mule deer are the most common large animals spotted in the park.

After your tour, enjoy an included dinner at Ebenezer's Barn & Grill Restaurant, featuring an evening of American country/western music.

Your private transfer departs your hotel this morning and sets out on a 5 hour drive to the city of Moab, via Highway 12 (Scenic Byway 12), which takes you right through Utah's rocky canyonland. Designated a National Monument, enter Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument today with your driver-guide, for a tour of the expansive Monument. The overall area is greater in size than the entire state of Delaware. Since 2000, dinosaur fossils have been discovered at Grand Staircase-Escalante, dating back 75 million years old, in addition to ruins and rock art from human settlement up to 1500 years ago. Afterward, you'll get to visit Capitol Reef National Park, with gorges, rock domes and colorful canyons. Conclude your tour with a drop-off at your hotel.

Depart your hotel with your private driver-guide for a tour of Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park. Arches National Park features over 2,000 natural arches carved through sandstone are preserved in the park, in addition to large stone pillars throughout, many of which are named. You'll also discover Canyonlands, which frequent visitor and athor Edward Abbey described as "the most weird, wonderful, magical place on earth—there is nothing else like it anywhere." Rugged, remote, and geologically unique, Canyonlands is a sight to see. Return to your hotel at the end of your day.

Departing your hotel this morning with your private driver-guide, you'll embark on a full-day transition from Moab to Lake Powell, with a stop at Monument Valley for a tour along the way.

Set out on a 3-hour Jeep tour of Monument Valley, a sacred land of the Navajo. You'll make your way through offroad terrain in 4x4 vehicles, taking you to secluded areas with impressive rock formations including arches and buttes, amidst a scenic backdrop often used in classic Western films.

Enjoy the services of your private driver-guide today at your disposal.

After a transfer to the marina, you'll board a boat for a guided tour of Lake Powell, navigating through eroded rock walls that enclose and meander through this man-made reservior. Lake Powell is home to the Rainbow Bridge, one of the world's largest natural bridges. Afterward, the remainder of your day is at leisure.

This morning you'll be transfered by your driver-guide to the renowned Grand Canyon National Park, a 3-hour drive. Upon arrival, enjoy a private afternoon tour of the most impressive of all canyons, the Grand Canyon. At 277 miles long, up to 18 miles wide, and 1 mile deep, this majestic canyon carved over millennia by the Colorado River offers the most monumental views of all.

With the overwhealming size of the Grand Canyon, you'll follow up yesterday's afternoon tour with a full day tour today of the Grand Canyon, departing from your hotel. You'll get the chance to focus on some different areas of the park, and go more in depth into the impressive breadth of this natural wonder. An incredible end to your journey through canyonland. Your tour will conclude with a return transfer to your hotel.

A private transfer this morning will bring you back to Las Vegas in the late afternoon, via the Hoover Dam- an incredible triumph in engineering.

Meet your professional driver for an airport transfer in a luxury vehicle to McCarran International Airport and gratuity .