Most Grand Canyon bus tours depart from Las Vegas. They make a nice change from the usual Las Vegas fare. These are some the most affordable Grand Canyon tours you can take.The coaches are modern, with big windows and air conditioning (this IS the desert, you know!)

Usually, the buses leave Las Vegas and stop at the Hoover Dam for you to take pictures. Then they'll wind through great scenery like the Black Canyon on your way to the "main event".

Some Grand Canyon bus tours will make several stops at neat places, and even feed you lunch. They'll also give you a few different views of the Canyon.

When the Grand Canyon bus tours arrive at Grand Canyon Village, you'll have a chance to walk the rim trail, see Hopi House, El Tovar and the Bright Angel Lodge (there's a good restaurant here). Also Lookout Studio and Kolb Studio (both built right out on the rim of the canyon, talk about a view!). Of course, there's tons of shopping, from souvenirs to fine art.

If you want to see what kind of tours are available, see some Grand Canyon Bus Tours Here.

The buses usually have a video monitor so you can learn the history and geology of the area. Of course, you'll have to tear yourself away from the ever-changing Arizona landscape sliding by the panaramic windows. :-)

So if you only have one day to "do the canyon" from Las Vegas, one of the Grand Canyon bus tours may be the thing for you.

Go to Papillon and click the kind of tour you're interested in. They have all kinds of tours, you might be surprised at the number of choices!

Have a GREAT and fun visit to the Grand Canyon. One thing's for sure, it's something you don't get to see everyday!