Los Angeles to Las Vegas Tours

What our customers ask about Los Angeles to Las Vegas Tours

• What are the most common destinations visited between Los Angeles and Las Vegas?

  The route between Los Angeles and Las Vegas takes travelers through some of the American Southwest's defining landscapes. Key stops include Joshua Tree National Park with its distinctive desert flora Death Valley's salt flats Grand Canyon National Park's vast canyons and Antelope Canyon's winding sandstone passages. Some tours extend to Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park with overnight stays at properties like the Luxor Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas and the NavajoLand Hotel in Tuba City. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The itinerary provided amazing views with arguably the best sunset you have ever seen overlooking the Grand Canyon and spectacular experiences at multiple national parks."

• What would be a typical day-by-day itinerary for a Los Angeles to Las Vegas tour?

  A standard 5-day journey begins in Los Angeles exploring Hollywood Boulevard and the Walk of Fame. The second day crosses Death Valley en route to Las Vegas. Day 3 combines a Hoover Dam visit with free time in Las Vegas. The fourth day takes travelers through Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon. The final day features Antelope Canyon and Valley of Fire State Park before returning to Las Vegas. A TourRadar traveler shares: "I loved it. I'd do it all over again. I got to experience what I came for - an exciting adventure road trip that was challenging and picture-worthy."

• What are the typical accommodation options on these tours?

  Travelers stay in 2-3 star hotels throughout the journey including properties like the LINQ Hotel in Las Vegas and Clarion Inn in Page. Las Vegas accommodations focus on casino hotels along The Strip. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The hotels were well-located especially in Las Vegas where we stayed right on The Strip at the LINQ Hotel making it easy to explore the city."

• What unique experiences are offered between Los Angeles and Las Vegas?

  The journey includes distinctive activities such as Navajo-guided jeep tours through Monument Valley exploration of Antelope Canyon's sculpted walls and walks across Death Valley's salt flats. Many itineraries feature evening tours of the Las Vegas Strip and visits to Hoover Dam. One TourRadar traveler shares: "The Navajo guide in Monument Valley and the sunset at Antelope Canyon were unforgettable experiences."

• What type of weather conditions should travelers expect during the journey?

  The route crosses multiple climate zones. Death Valley sees intense desert heat while Sedona's higher elevation brings cooler temperatures. Summer desert temperatures often exceed 100°F (38°C) with significantly cooler nights. A TourRadar traveler advises: "Pack layers as temperatures varied greatly from the LA coast through the desert to Vegas."

• What is the average distance covered on tours from Los Angeles to Las Vegas?

  While the direct route spans 270 miles (435 km) most tours cover 500-800 miles total. The extended mileage comes from detours to sites like Joshua Tree National Park and the Grand Canyon which adds roughly 275 miles to the journey. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The journey through the desert landscapes and multiple national parks made the longer distances completely worthwhile."