Full Day Death Valley Experience in Nevada

Death Valley is one of the hottest, most desolate environments on the planet, and one of unimaginable beauty. This fascinating Las Vegas gift experience takes you out of the gaudy Strip to explore spectacular natural scenery, with an informative tour guide to bring it to life. Visit the place where the highest-ever temperature was recorded. Pose for a photo as if you’re just waiting for the vultures to land on you. Marvel at the views from Artist’s Palette, Dante’s View and Zabriskie Point. Wonder at “the Devil’s Golf Course”. Learn the history of this vast desert expanse.

You’ll drive through Badwater Basin, a protected area of salt flats, and the Artist Drive formation, created by volcanic activity, and a burst of dramatic colour in the scenery. The tour pauses at Furnace Creek, like an oasis in the desert, where you can rest in shaded areas, have a cool drink and explore the Borax museum to learn how table salt is produced in the valley. You can also have your photo taken at the sign registering 56.7 °C (134 °F), the highest temperature ever recorded, here at Furnace Creek in 1913.