from $175 Death Valley guided day tour from Las Vegas
The most-reviewed option: a small-group day covering the principal viewpoints, including Badwater Basin and Zabriskie Point.
Death Valley: tours & tickets
Guided day trips from Las Vegas — the practical way to see Death Valley without driving yourself.
Our picks
Top tours & tickets in Death Valley
To be clear about what is available: the Death Valley tours on GetYourGuide all depart from Las Vegas, around two hours away in Nevada. We found no regular bookable tours that start inside the park or from elsewhere in California, apart from private trips. If you are driving your own car, you do not need a tour; if you are in Las Vegas without one, these are well-reviewed full-day trips.
from $175 
from $165 Death Valley and Rhyolite ghost town day trip from Las Vegas
Adds the ruins of the gold-rush town of Rhyolite, just outside the park in Nevada, to the main valley sights.
from $249 Death Valley sunset and stargazing tour from Las Vegas
A later departure timed to catch evening light on the dunes or badlands and the night sky before driving back.
from $279 Death Valley full-day small-group tour from Las Vegas
A long-established small-group itinerary with a guide who explains the geology and history along the way.
from $200 Death Valley National Park small-group tour
A slightly shorter day from Las Vegas focused on the highlights around Furnace Creek.
Prices are indicative “from” prices in US dollars and ratings are as shown on GetYourGuide when we last checked; both change often.
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Live availability in Death Valley
Real-time tours and tickets from GetYourGuide for Death Valley and its surroundings.
Booking tips
- Expect a 10 to 12 hour day with about four hours on the road. Hotel pick-up arrangements vary; check the listing.
- Sunset and stargazing departures return to Las Vegas late at night.
- Itineraries change in summer, when extreme heat limits time outside the vehicle, and after floods, which can close park roads.
- Check whether lunch and the park entrance fee are included.
Destinations
Combine it with
Sierra Nevada & national parks Sequoia & Kings Canyon
Two adjoining national parks in the southern Sierra Nevada, home to the largest trees on Earth and one of the deepest canyons in North America.
Deserts Palm Springs & Joshua Tree
A mid-century desert resort beneath 3,000-metre peaks, and an hour away a national park of giant boulders and spiky Joshua trees.
Sierra Nevada & national parks Yosemite
Granite cliffs a kilometre high, some of the tallest waterfalls in North America and groves of giant sequoias — the Sierra Nevada at its grandest.
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Book tours in Death Valley
Compare real-time prices and availability on GetYourGuide. Most tours can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours ahead.