Death Valley — Private Tour
Your group. Your pace. Your guide. Death Valley is the hottest, driest, and lowest place in North America — and on this private tour you experience every extreme without strangers around you. Your personal guide departs early from Las Vegas — just 2 hours away — timing the morning light as you walk Badwater Basin's salt flats 282 feet below sea level, take in the sweeping panorama from Dante's View, and photograph Artist's Palette's vivid mineral hillsides. Zabriskie Point's golden badlands round out the day. All park fees, lunch, and snacks are taken care of.
- 100% private — your group only, no strangers
- Badwater Basin — walk the salt flats at the lowest point in North America (–282 ft)
- Zabriskie Point — golden badlands panorama in the morning light
- Dante's View — sweeping Death Valley panorama from 5,476 feet
- Artist's Palette — volcanic hillsides in vivid pink, green & purple
- Flexible start time — confirmed after booking
Itinerary
- Sunrise Departure — Your private luxury vehicle picks you up from your Las Vegas hotel. The early departure is strategic — golden sunrise light with cooler morning temperatures.
- Zabriskie Point — Arrive at Zabriskie Point for one of Death Valley's most iconic panoramas — golden badlands and ancient lakebed formations glowing under the morning light.
- Badwater Basin — Descend to Badwater Basin — the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. Walk out onto the vast expanse of hexagonal salt flats.
- Artist's Palette — Drive through Artist's Drive and stop at Artist's Palette — a hillside in vivid shades of pink, green, yellow, purple, and red from mineral oxidation.
- Dante's View — Ascend to Dante's View, 5,476 feet above sea level, for a breathtaking panorama of the entire Death Valley floor and the snow-capped Panamint Range.
- Return to Las Vegas — Board your private vehicle for the comfortable return to Las Vegas, arriving back at your hotel after a full day of Death Valley's extraordinary landscapes.