My Flydrive Enquiry : The Grand Circle

8 nights

From £1,319pp

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The Grand Circle

Sunset at the Grand Canyon
Wade through a slot canyon in Zion National Park
Marvel at Bryce Canyon's incredible hoodoos
Enjoy fine dining and poolside cocktails in Las Vegas

The spectacular Grand Circle fly drive starts and ends in Las Vegas, journeying via a selection of western USA's most incredible national parks.

From the mighty Grand Canyon to the lesser known Bryce Canyon, the national parks of the American west are home to some of the country’s most captivating scenery. Via long desert roads that fulfill your idea of an American roadtrip, discover a rich Native American heritage that is at-one with these unforgettable landscapes, all easily accessed on a fly drive holiday from Las Vegas.

Itinerary

Day 1 to 3 (Arrival and overnight in Las Vegas)

Las Vegas

Spend a couple of days relaxing in fabulous Las Vegas. The hotels and resorts that line the famous Las Vegas Strip boast Michelin starred restaurants, award winning spas and fantastic swimming pools. While you're in town catch a breathtaking Cirque du Soleil show, head to Freemont St to get a taste of old Vegas and pay a visit to the intriguing Mob Museum.

Day 4 (Las Vegas to Bryce Canyon - 262 Mi)

Las Vegas to Bryce Canyon National Park

The rolling green hills of Dixie National Forest provide a welcome contrast from the desert browns as you climb toward Bryce Canyon National Park. The geological phenomenon of Bryce Canyon provides captivating views at every turn. A forest of rock pinnacles, known as hoodoos, create a haunting landscape that appears to change as the sun moves across these red, rose and white mineral spires. A variety of ranger-led programmes are on offer to help you make the most of your time in this unique landscape.

Distance approx: 262 Mi
Time to travel approx: 4 hour

Day 4 (Las Vegas to Bryce Canyon - 262 Mi)

Day 5 & 6 (Bryce Canyon to Zion - 86 Mi)

Bryce Canyon National Park to Zion National Park

The original inhabitants of Zion National Park referred to this remarkable place as 'straight up land' and visitors today continue to be awed by the incredible, vertical rock peaks. A verdant river valley carves its way between russet, gold, brown and red cliff faces that play host to an array of hiking trails. Wade through the knee high river in the shadow of a slot canyon in The Narrows, hike the switchback stairs to Scout's Lookout or test your mettle on the chain ropes gaze in wonder from atop Angel's Landing.

Distance approx: 86 Mi
Time to travel approx: 1 hour 50 minutes

Day 5 & 6 (Bryce Canyon to Zion - 86 Mi)

Day 7 (Zion to Monument Valley - 238 Mi)

Zion National Park to Monument Valley

Wave goodbye to the cliffs and canyons of Utah and journey south into the expansive desert of Arizona. Upon passing Lake Powell you will enter the Navajo Nation territory, home to one of the most recognisable vistas in the USA: Monument Valley. Made famous by innumerable cowboy films, sacred to the Navajo people and revered by all who witness it, Monument Valley is a series of dramatic buttes and mesas that stand timeless in the dry heat of the desert.

Distance approx: 238 Mi
Time to travel approx: 4 hours

Day 7 (Zion to Monument Valley - 238 Mi)

Day 8 (Monument Valley to Grand Canyon - 174 Mi)

Monument Valley to Grand Canyon National Park

One of the wonders of the natural world, a visit to the Grand Canyon is the highlight of any fly drive holiday to this region. At 277 miles long and, in places, a mile deep, the Grand Canyon needs to be seen over a couple of days to appreciate its magnitude. Today, arrive in time to make the short walk to the rim and marvel at the evening colours as the setting sun appears to set fire to the canyon walls. There are so many ways to discover the canyon and each yields a different perspective. The hardy can enjoy a hike along Bright Angel Trail, taking care in the desert heat.

Distance approx: 174 Mi
Time to travel approx: 3 hours

Day 8 (Monument Valley to Grand Canyon - 174 Mi)

Hotels

Bryce Canyon National Park

Best Western Plus Rubys Inn

The perfect place to explore the beauty of Bryce Canyon, Ruby's Inn is also a destination in itself. An impressive selection of art and crafts, a general store and both horse back or mountain biking opportunities are all within easy reach.

Las Vegas

Luxor Resort & Casino

Luxor Las Vegas is one of Sin City’s many unique experiences – where else can you sleep inside a pyramid? Inside this landmark hotel you’ll find delectable dining at more than 10 restaurants, exciting nightlife and entertainment, one of the largest pool decks in the city and an elevator that runs at a 39 degree angle!

Grand Canyon National Park

Best Western Premier Grand Canyon Squire Inn

Conveniently located just outside Grand Canyon National Park only one and a half miles from the entrance, Best Western Premier Grand Canyon Squire Inn is ideal for friends and family alike to discover this iconic natural wonder.

Monument Valley

The View

Experience Monument Valley up close and at its awe-inspiring best. Here it is all about the surrounding environment and the StarView rooms offer just that, with unforgettable view of the night sky. Perfect for both professional and amateur photographers alike.

Pricing

All prices shown represent a from price per person based on low season travel unless otherwise stated.
Availability of tour components and flights seats change continually, affecting the final price. The lead-in price given is therefore for guidance only.
To obtain a tailored quote for you and your party, please call one of our travel experts today.

This fly drive itinerary runs all year round

15th February 2021 - 31st December 2021

£1,319pp

1st January 2022 - 31st December 2022

£1,499pp

Supplements

Resort Fee/Tourist Tax - required by some hotels at check in (subject to change)