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Las Vegas to Death Valley: Stargazing & Day Tour
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What This Is
Grab people you know love adventure, stuff ‘em in your backpack if you have to, and let your guide handle all the details and take you on this Las Vegas to Death Valley adventure! Run into the dramatic badlands, salt flats, and striking views from spots like Dante’s View, Zabriskie Point, and Artists Palette.
Dante’s View is high above a valley, where you can spot expansive salt flats and the lowest point in North America. Badwater Basin is -282 feet below sea level, where endless salt formations stretch across the valley floor. Find colorful hills of Artist’s Palette, which look like a painting.
Experience sunset in Death Valley at Zabriskie Point, with its gorgeous canyons and wave-like formations. After dark, you'll head to a designated dark-sky location to see some of the clearest stargazing in the world. Your exact stargazing spot will vary to ensure the best celestial views. And of course get a photo at the Death Valley National Park sign!
This tour of Death Valley National Park includes round-trip transfers, a professional guide, unlimited bottled water, and all your Death Valley National Parks admission fees. You'll also take a quick rest stop in Pahrump on the way back to Las Vegas, with drop-off typically between 10 PM and 1 AM. This Death Valley tour from Las Vegas picks you up right from your hotel.




Best Parts
See Death Valley's Best Spots: Visit Dante’s View, Badwater Basin, Artist’s Palette, and Zabriskie Point.
Stargazing Under Dark Skies: See the Milky Way and stars in one of the darkest places in the US.
Small Group Tour: Enjoy a personal experience with a small group.
Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off: No need to worry about transportation.
Customer Reviews
Customers really liked the tour because of the amazing views and helpful guides. The small group made it feel special. Some people thought the guides weren't informative enough or the sky was too cloudy during stargazing at times, but overall, it was a great experience.

Customers loved the beautiful views and stargazing.
They said the tour guides were friendly and knew a lot.
Many enjoyed the small group size, making it feel personal.
The sunset was a highlight for many visitors.
The sky may be cloudy during stargazing.
A few thought their guide wasn't knowledgable enough.
Itinerary
Check out the stark beauty of Death Valley National Park. Desert landscape, panoramic vistas, otherworldly geological formations, unparalleled stargazing, all far from city lights. See the extremes, from the lowest point in North America to high in the sky overlooks. See nature's painting across the mountainsides.
Death Valley National Park Sign
Begin your Death Valley adventure with a memorable photo at the park's iconic sign, a perfect keepsake marking your entry into this extraordinary landscape. Capture the moment and prepare to explore the unique and surreal beauty that awaits within Death Valley National Park. This photo opportunity is a great way to remember the start of your epic day trip.
Dante's View
Ascend to Dante's View, perched at 5,476 feet, for unparalleled panoramic vistas of Death Valley. Marvel at the sprawling salt flats below, the rugged desert terrain, and the sheer scale of the valley. Spot Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America, and appreciate the geological grandeur. This iconic viewpoint also served as a filming location for Mos Eisley in Star Wars, adding a touch of cinematic history to the breathtaking scenery.
Badwater Basin
Descend to Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. Witness the vast expanse of salt flats stretching into the horizon, adorned with intricate salt formations crystallizing under the desert sun. Observe the Sea Level sign high above, emphasizing the remarkable depth of this unique geological depression. This surreal landscape offers an unforgettable experience of the extremes of Death Valley.
Artist's Palette
Experience the vibrant hues of Artist's Palette in the Black Mountains, where nature creates a stunning masterpiece on the rock formations. Swirling shades of pink, gold, green, and purple paint the landscape, creating a breathtaking and surreal scene. This colorful spectacle is the result of the oxidation of different metals within the volcanic rock, transforming the mountainside into a living painting. This is a can't-miss photo stop.
Zabriskie Point
Visit Zabriskie Point for one of Death Valley's most iconic viewpoints, overlooking the golden badlands near Furnace Creek. A short, paved walk leads to panoramic vistas of striking canyons, rugged gulches, and undulating wave-like formations. Witness the vibrant colors of the desert landscape, particularly stunning at sunset, as the light transforms the eroded landscape into a breathtaking panorama. Capture the magic of this unforgettable location.
Death Valley Stargazing Location
Venture into the heart of Death Valley for an unforgettable stargazing experience, far from the light pollution of Las Vegas. Your exact viewing location will be chosen based on sunset time and weather conditions to ensure optimal celestial visibility. Under the park's exceptionally dark skies, witness a dazzling display of stars, planets, and constellations, revealing the awe-inspiring beauty of the cosmos. Immerse yourself in the wonders of the night sky in one of the best stargazing locations on Earth.
Pahrump, Nevada
Take a refreshing rest stop in Pahrump, Nevada, a small desert town providing a convenient break on your journey back to Las Vegas. Stretch your legs, recharge, and grab a snack before continuing your trip. This brief respite offers a chance to relax before the final leg of your adventure. Expect to be passing through between 10pm-1am.
Insider Tip
\Wear comfy shoes for walking around. And don't forget your camera to take pictures of the sunset and stars! It can get really hot on some months around summer time.
Important Info
Guests can be picked up from certain hotels on the Las Vegas Strip and the surrounding area. They should choose their preferred pickup spot when they confirm their booking. Confirmation for the booking will arrive within 48 hours, depending on whether spots are available. This tour is not set up for wheelchairs. It's not suggested for people with back problems, heart issues, other serious medical conditions, or for pregnant travelers. Only those under 70 years old and in good health can join. Most other travelers can still take part. A maximum of 14 people will be on this tour. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund. For more questions, they can visit the Viator Help Centre.
Written By
Zain Tariq