Grand Canyon National Park tours & holidays

'Grand' doesn’t cut it. Mind-blowing? That’s more like it

At 29 kilometres wide, 1.5 kilometres deep and 446 kilometres long, nothing can ever prepare you for the vastness of the Grand Canyon. The views from the lookouts along the rim will take your breath away, but we like to go a little deeper, like hiking into the canyon depths and seeing the burnt-orange cliffs soar above you, falling asleep under spectacular night skies, and learning about the park's Indigenous history to connect with this ancient landscape. Make sure your camera's fully charged... you won't be able to put it down.

5 Our Grand Canyon National Park trips

Map of Western USA National Parks Loop including United States Of America

Intrepid. Made yours.

Create a Tailor-Made adventure built around you.

Build my trip

Grand Canyon National Park highlights

Woman sitting looking at turquoise water of the Havasu Falls, in the Grand Canyon, Arizona

Discover Havasu Falls

Havasu Falls is a famous waterfall that tumbles over burnt-orange cliffs into a turquoise swimming pool. It's a desert oasis in every sense of the word. The water is geothermally heated and remains a pleasant 21°C throughout the year. Jump in and soak up the beauty surrounding you or swim behind the cascades to hear the water rumble and echo off the walls.

A view of Grand Canyon from Bright Angel Trail on the South Rim, in the late afternoon sun

Explore the Bright Angel Trail

This is the Grand Canyon’s most popular hike, and for good reason (it's epic). Zig-zag down steep switchbacks to the river at the base of the canyon. Your leader will fill you in on all the geological and ecological phenomena that make up the landscapes here, including its unique desert plants, wildflowers and wildlife.

South Kaibab trial at the Grand Canyon on a clear day with a few fluffy clouds and a blue sky

Hike the North Kaibab Trail

This trail offers an incredible journey into the lesser-visited inner canyon of the North Rim. This challenging but rewarding hike leads you past diverse desert ecosystems and showcases incredible views, including the Coconino Overlook, where you can see down to Roaring Springs Canyon.

Hiking in Sedona and the Grand Canyon

Happy people jumping after a hike to the south Rim in Grand Canyon Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA.

Marvel at the South Rim

Have your camera at the ready because the South Rim boasts some of the best viewpoints. Here, you'll get a front-row vista of the enormity and grandeur of the Grand Canyon. It's hard to believe your eyes when you see the tapestry of colours and textures created by millions of years of geological activity and erosion by the Colorado River.