There’s nothing to compare with the beauty of a sunset over the Grand Canyon! One of the biggest natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon’s grandeur is even more majestic at sunset. Enjoy this spectacle of a lifetime by visiting the Grand Canyon in a private chartered helicopter straight from Las Vegas.
An incredible 100 minutes of flying time from Las Vegas will bring you to the greatest chasm on earth. Along the way, you can feast your eyes on unparalleled vistas of the Grand Canyon and amazing desert landscapes. Your well-informed pilot will keep you entertained with some incredible facts and figures and point out landmarks along the way.
Your trip begins with a luxury car picking you up from your hotel in the early afternoon and ends the same way late in the evening. In between, you fly to the Grand Canyon in a state-of-the-art Eco-Star luxury helicopter piloted by some of the most experienced pilots around. The helicopter lands you on a private landing spot about 3500 ft inside the Canyon.
You will be served chilled champagne, beverages and a light snack as you gaze down at the mighty Colorado River from a height of 300 ft. The grandeur of the Canyon all around you will leave you spellbound and create memories of a life time. For a full 30 minutes, you will be surrounded by millions for years of the earth’s history recorded for eternity in the walls of the Canyon.
Your return journey will be illuminated by the rays of the setting sun, a sight that you must capture without fail on your camera. Sights along the way include the Valley of Fire, Elephant Rock, Lake Mead, Fortification Hill, the Hoover Dam and the Las Vegas Strip all lit up in the dusk. But none of these would compare to the adventure and images you will carry away of the Grand Canyon.
This is one adventurous and bewitching tour you will never forget!
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My father flew helicopters in Vietnam, do I qualify to join your association? If your father flew helicopters in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War, yes, you qualify to join our association. Fill out our online FNG Form. Welcome Aboard! “Regular membership” is open to all who have served with a helicopter / tilt rotor squadron in combat. Associate membership (same rights and privileges as regular) is open to all others who has an interest Marine Aviation.
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This is actually a great way to see the Grand Canyon. Many people don’t realize how hot it can get in Vegas during the summer and touring the Grand Canyon can be tricky if you are not used to the heat. If you fly in a comfortable air condition copter, you can enjoy the canyon in comfort. And at sunset it is unforgettable.
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