7-Day Grand Canyon Tour Packages
Ready to experience one of Earth's greatest natural wonders beyond a quick rim photo? Grand Canyon for an entire week means doing it properly. Rim-to-rim hike if you're fit, or shorter trails like Bright Angel. Rafting the Colorado River through the canyon takes multiple days, but it’s worthwhile. Watch sunrise and sunset from different viewpoints, including Hopi Point, Yaki Point, and Desert View.
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Grand Canyon tour itineraries
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Las Vegas USA
177 miWilliams USA
55 miGrand Canyon Village USA
14 miGrand Canyon National Park USA
63 miPage USA
5 miAntelope Canyon USA
5 miPage USA
53 miShow 3 more
Navajo National Park USA
32 miMonument Valley USA
75 miPage USA
10 miLake Powell, UT USA
59 miBryce Canyon National Park USA
49 miZion National Park USA
33 miSt. George USA
111 miLas Vegas USA
Las Vegas USA
15 miRed Rock Canyon National Conservation Area USA
103 miKingman USA
66 miSeligman USA
70 miFlagstaff USA
61 miGrand Canyon National Park USA
14 miGrand Canyon Village USA
65 miFlagstaff USA
151 miMonument Valley USA
75 miPage USA
61 miBryce Canyon National Park USA
49 miZion National Park USA
144 miLas Vegas USA
7 Days in American Southwest, incl. Grand Canyon and Monument Valley
This week-long trip visits 6 Arizona locations and kicks off with hikes at South Kaibab Trail plus a full day down to Plateau Point. Later you'll see Horseshoe Bend's curves, walk through Antelope Canyon X's carved sandstone passages, and tour Monument Valley's famous buttes with Navajo guides before checking out cliff dwellings at Canyon de Chelly.
- Day 1
Las Vegas to Grand Canyon National Park
Leave Las Vegas by 7 AM for your 5-hour drive through the Mojave Desert to the Grand Canyon. Skip the crowded Mather Point and go straight to South Kaibab Trail. The afternoon hike to Ooh Aah Point is a moderate 1.8-mile round trip with incredible views. Bring extra water since there's no shade, and be ready for the 7,000-foot elevation to slow you down. Spend the night in Tusayan, just 10 minutes from the South Rim.
- Day 2
Grand Canyon Full-Day Hike
Take on the Plateau Point hike on Bright Angel Trail. Start before sunrise (around 5:30 AM in summer) to beat the heat. It's a challenging 12-mile round trip with a 3,000-foot descent. Stop at Indian Garden halfway down to refill water and rest in the shade. The last stretch to Plateau Point rewards you with amazing views of the Colorado River.
- Day 3
Page and Antelope Canyon
Drive 4 hours to Page and make a quick stop at the historic Navajo Bridge over the Colorado River. Visit Horseshoe Bend early or late in the day for better photos and smaller crowds. For Antelope Canyon X, bring a jacket since it stays cool inside and watch for falling sand. You'll get more time for photos here than in Upper Antelope Canyon, with fewer people around.
- Day 4
Monument Valley
Start at Navajo National Monument to see the cliff dwellings before it gets hot. In Monument Valley, take an afternoon Jeep tour but sit up front if you have back problems since the roads are rough. Stay for the traditional Navajo dinner under the stars. Overnight in Kayenta positions you well for tomorrow.
- Day 5
Canyon de Chelly
After a 3-hour drive to Canyon de Chelly, join a ranger-led tour (book ahead). Morning light works best for photographing the ancient petroglyphs. A recent visitor shared: "The White House Trail descent is steep but manageable—bring hiking poles and wear shoes with good grip, especially if it has rained recently."
- Day 6
Volcanic Wonders and Flagstaff
Visit Sunset Crater's lava fields early before they heat up. The Walnut Canyon cliff dwelling trail includes 240 stairs, so take your time. End your day in Flagstaff, where local brewpubs offer perfect post-hike drinks. The city sits at 7,000 feet, so drink plenty of water.
- Day 7
Route 66 to Las Vegas
The 5-hour drive back follows Route 66. Stop in Seligman, which inspired Disney's "Cars," for some classic American diner food. Plan to reach Las Vegas around 6 PM to account for traffic. In summer, pack extra water since temperatures often pass 100°F.
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What people love about 7-day Grand Canyon tours
- Highlights of the Canyonlands
Wonderful locations, wonderful people we got to meet, and the best tour Director, Elli, and bus driver, Dale
- Enchanting Canyonlands (Classic)
It was a wonderful week with Jason Cohen and the rest of the passengers. Jason was a fount of information - so very interesting. GREAT guide. Perhaps for future trips, you should include the fact that in the Utah area it is COLD - and suggest people bring appropriate clothing. Some of the passengers looked cold for some of our adventures. Thanks for a fun and informative tour .
- Western Deserts 4D/3N (From Los Angeles)
I loved this trip. Tour guides and driver were very friendly and helpful. Well organized.