Las Vegas

Name: Best of the Canyonlands
Brand: Trafalgar
Price: 2232.0 GBP
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Destination guide

As the world leader in travel experiences since 1947, we connect you to the real Las Vegas in a way like no other. Journey into the Nevada desert, and you’ll see shimmering neon lights calling you to the oasis of Las Vegas - but this is no mirage. Famed as the Entertainment Capital of the World, Vegas is big, brash and booming with mega-resorts, poolside parties, impressive buffets and glittering casinos, where many have made and lost their fortunes. From strolling down The Strip and exploring artsy Fremont Street, to indulging in the unmatched celebrity chef dining scene, there are endless things to do in Las Vegas. Whether you want to watch the hottest shows in town, try your hand at blackjack, get some world-class retail therapy, head out to Hoover Dam, or see the iconic replicas like the Eiffel Tower and Venetian canals, our Las Vegas holidays are big on freedom and fun. You can even take to the sky on a thrilling helicopter flight that will reveal the dazzling bird’s-eye best of Las Vegas. Travel with us and unlock the infinite possibilities thanks to our exclusive Trafalgar Highlights.

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Las Vegas at a glance

From mega-resorts to mega buffets and all the shiny casinos, poolside parties and cocktail bars in between, Las Vegas lives up to its sinfully superb reputation. From strolling down The Strip to flying over the city at night and exploring the downtown Fremont Street, your expert Trafalgar Travel Director will reveal the very best of the Entertainment Capital of the World.

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English

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GMT-8

"Las Vegas is famous for its flashy casinos, resorts and clubs, but this entertainment oasis has a lot more to offer, from fascinating history to unique dining experiences, and I love exploring it with our guests."

Travel Director

See Las Vegas from the High Roller, the world's tallest observation wheel
Standing at more than 167 metres, the High Roller isn’t your typical Ferris wheel. It’s actually the tallest in the world, and you’ll marvel at the incredible 360-degree views over the Strip, the Las Vegas Valley and the surrounding desert as we take you on an unforgettable 30-minute ride in one of the air-conditioned compartments.
Learn about the desert playground of Las Vegas history

Ever wondered how Las Vegas came to be the entertainment capital it is today? We’ll dive into the city’s incredible history, starting with an optional guided tour of Hoover Dam and the largest man-made reservoir in the US, which brought thousands of workers and entertainers to the area, before discovering the Age of Glamour, casinos, the Strip and the Mob.
Enjoy a drink at one of Vegas's famous cocktail bars

In a city that’s famed for its non-stop partying, you can’t come to Vegas without checking out the world-class cocktail bars. It’s time to let down your hair and indulge in some sinfully good cocktails, and we’ll let you in on all the best spots from luxury lounges and secret bars, to celebrity haunts that once hosted the likes of Frank Sinatra and Barbara Streisand.
Explore the Fremont Street Experience

As the city’s first street and casino corridor, Fremont Street is one of the very best places to visit in Las Vegas. It’s absolutely packed with history and dazzling attractions, and we’ll take you on an amazing experience to see all the extravagant casinos, wedding chapels, stunning light shows, fantastic museums and live music of the ‘Glitter Gulch’.
Take an optional helicopter flightseeing trip above Las Vegas

Of all the things to do in Las Vegas, it doesn’t get much more thrilling than a helicopter ride at night. We give you the chance to get the ultimate view of the whole city glowing in the dark, with your pilot pointing out the iconic hotels and casinos along the Strip, the 350-metre Stratosphere Tower and the brilliant Luxor space beam.

Our top 5 things to do in Las Vegas

Ready to dive into the fun and games of Sin City? We’ve got the inside scoop on all the very best Las Vegas attractions, from the High Roller to the finest cocktail bars.

The Mob Museum
Housed in the federal courthouse that once trialled mobsters, you’ll dive into the history of organised crime in Sin City at the Mob Museum. With fascinating mob artefacts, FBI equipment and interactive exhibits, you’ll learn about Al Capone, J. Edgar Hoover and more, and even hear FBI interviews with some of the world’s most notorious gangsters.
The Neon Museum

In a city built on neon lights, you can’t miss checking out the Neon Museum, dedicated to preserving the iconic signs of Las Vegas. You can wander the Neon Boneyard, where neon signs come to retire, marvelling at the vintage treasures like the Silver Slipper, the Binion’s Horseshoe and famous signage from Stardust, Caesars Palace and more.
Las Vegas Natural History Museum

Set in the Cultural Corridor of Las Vegas, this incredible museum has just about everything from the treasures of ancient Egypt to mammals from all over the world. You can see a real woolly mammoth tooth, giant whale models hanging from the ceiling, and even amazing prehistoric creatures like dinosaurs, a saber-tooth cat and a giant ground sloth.

Best museums in Las Vegas

Our Las Vegas trips will show you around all the fascinating museums where you can learn about everything from the history of the Mafia to the city’s amazing vintage neon signs.

Shrimp cocktail
It doesn’t get more classic than a shrimp cocktail. This timeless appetizer shot to stardom from the 60s to the 80s, but it’s still as popular as ever in Las Vegas. Made with cooked and chilled shrimp, served in a parfait glass with cocktail sauce and a lemon wedge, the iconic shrimp cocktail gives you a taste of the Vegas Golden Age and the cocktail parties of old.
Sinatra Hat

Tip your hat to Frank Sinatra with this exquisite dessert at his namesake restaurant at Wynn Las Vegas. Created by a chef who used to cook for Sinatra, the dessert is made with chocolate mousse shaped like Sinatra’s famous fedora, and it’s almost too lovely to eat. Surrounded by swinging music and mementos, this will be a meal to remember.
Lemon Ricotta Cookies

If you’re looking for the ultimate celebrity chef dining experience in Las Vegas, we suggest heading to GIADA where Giada De Laurentiis dishes up her mouthwatering Italian cuisine. Whatever you order, don’t miss out on her famous cookies, made with zesty lemon and ricotta cheese, with a decadent lemon glaze drizzled on top. Simply bliss!

Best food in Las Vegas

The buffets, the fine dining, the celebrity chefs… Food is a big deal in Sin City and our Las Vegas tours will show you all the best places to indulge to your heart’s content.

What to pack for Las Vegas

Fancy outfit

Whether you hit the casino or the cocktail bars in this 24-hour party city, you're sure to need a glitzy outfit (or two!) on your Las Vegas holiday.

Big appetite

From the legendary buffets to the gorgeous fine dining experiences, you’ll need to bring your appetite when you take on Sin City.

Swimsuit

Las Vegas is famed for its lush poolside bars and glamorous pool parties, so bring your favourite swimsuit and dive in!

Sun protection

With more than 300 days of sunshine every year, be sure to pack plenty of sunscreen, plus a hat and sunglasses to protect your skin in this desert oasis.

Hydration sachets

Whether you indulge in a few too many cocktails, or too much desert heat, electrolyte sachets are essential in Vegas to stay hydrated and keep your energy levels up.

Other things to know before you go

Depending on your nationality, you'll need a valid passport and may also need visas to enter. Please check this well in advance of your trip departure date here. Some countries also require passports to have 3-6 months left on them before the given expiry date, so be sure to double check this before booking your travels.

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