French Tour of the Skywalk Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam

Come and discover the Grand Canyon in a small group and in French! We can accommodate up to 6 people per vehicle. We adapt to everyone and make sure to make your visit unforgettable. Francophone gu

Come and discover the Grand Canyon in a small group and in French! We can accommodate up to 6 people per vehicle. We adapt to everyone and make sure to make your visit unforgettable. Francophone guide, passionate about the American West, we take you in the footsteps of the Amerindians and this mythical place. - Transport from your hotel - Morning snack as well as lunch picnic provided as well as drinks - Stops according to your desires You'll explore Grand Canyon West's must-see landmarks such as Eagle Point, Guano Point and Skywalk. On the way back, we will make a photo stop on the Mike O’Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge with stunning views of Hoover Dam. Then you will return to Las Vegas directly to your hotel. Don't worry about the organization, we'll take care of everything!

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Location: Las Vegas

What's Included

sandwich or salad, fresh fruit... (Option to choose before your turn)
A Francophone driver and guide
Snacks
Roundtrip transportation from your hotel
Grand Canyon West Park entrance and Skywalk option
Air-conditioned vehicle
at will

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: Is the French Tour of the Skywalk suitable for kids?

A: Yes, the tour is definitely suitable for kids! The guide is great with children and can tailor parts of the experience to keep them engaged. Just make sure your kids are able to walk around a bit at the canyon, as there will be some walking involved, especially at the Skywalk.

Q: What if the weather is bad on the tour day?

A: If the weather is bad, the tour operators will usually contact you to reschedule the experience. They monitor conditions closely, especially at the Grand Canyon. Just keep an eye on your phone in case they need to reach you!

Q: How much walking is involved during the tour?

A: There are several stops where you'll have the chance to walk around and explore, especially at Eagle Point and Guano Point. It's not overly strenuous, but some parts have uneven terrain. Just wear comfortable shoes and you’ll be fine!

Discussions

Thinking about gifting the French Tour of the Skywalk — anyone done it?

I'm considering this tour for my parents' anniversary. They speak French and love nature! How was the experience? Were the views from the Skywalk worth it? Any tips on what to bring?

Just booked the French Tour of the Skywalk, can't wait!

I booked this for next month and I'm so excited! I love the idea of getting a personal guide who speaks French. Has anyone had a memorable experience on this tour? What snacks do they provide?