3-Day Las Vegas Tour from Los Angeles: Lower Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend | United States

Although the drive is a bit far, the views of Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend are really worth it. The tour guide Sarah provided attentive service and prepared wet wipes, snacks and biscuits. Every day we have different groups, different cars, different drivers and tour guides, but as long as we are not late, it will be smooth!

The three-day and two-night tour group we participated in was very good. The hotel we stayed in was excellent. The tour guide Sam introduced the attractions in detail, provided attentive service, and the bus driver drove very smoothly. We highly recommend this tour to tourists who want to travel from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.

I signed up for a 3-day, 2-night tour, but the three days were divided into different groups. They were all clearly informed of the meeting time and place, so the trip went smoothly.

On the first day, we drove the car to Vegas. We stopped at a restroom and supermarket along the way. The scenery was vast. The weather at the end of October was about 15 degrees. In addition to towels and bath supplies, please bring your own. The next day, we drove the car to Antelope Canyon. The toilets in the national park are There is no flushing or hand-washing system (sometimes there is, sometimes not). The tour guide Sarah will explain some special attractions along the way the next day. She explains very clearly what you should pay attention to at the attractions. She can take turns speaking in Chinese and English, and all problems are solved. Wet wipes will be prepared when there is no hand washing system. The tour guide Sarah is the best on this trip! Antelope Canyon is indeed a must-see attraction. It is very beautiful. It takes about 10 minutes to walk down to Horseshoe Bend. The uphill climb on the way back is a bit harder. Tour guide Sarah will help take pictures! Although the whole journey was tiring, I still had enough rest during the driving trip! Sarah, the tour guide on the return trip, will also introduce the old town and some things to pay attention to! Very responsible! It's a pity that only the second day is Sarah. What a great trip! On the third day while driving back to Los Angeles, there were colorful meat skewers and stones. The discounts at barstow outlet are ok and there is room in the suitcase for some extra shopping. Some shuttle bus seats have charging holes and some don't, and the air-conditioning on the bus is quite cold.

Leo is a super nice tour guide. He helped us arrange the itinerary and buy tickets very thoughtfully. We will come again next time🥺

A great 3-day and 2-night itinerary. Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon are really beautiful and worth visiting in a lifetime.

Except for some unqualified passengers in the same group who did not listen to the tour guide's advice, kept standing while the vehicle was moving, and even took a selfie stick and dropped it and hit my family members, the itinerary was okay ~ just keep riding in the car! Ah, but it was a little weird that the tour guide on the first day directly included the tip on the bill. He said that he paid for it on the first and third days, so he collected it from us first, but he didn’t pay for it on the third day at all...and on the second day The tour guide on the first day did not force us to collect tips, but let us pay freely. I felt that the tour guide on the first day was a little scheming.

Maybe because it was a local travel agency that organized the tour group on its own, the tour guide, driver, and car were different every day and kept changing. The tour guides and vehicles on the first and second days were very comfortable. After all, it was a long drive, and the tour guides took good care of us, especially Evan, the tour guide on the second day, who was very dedicated. The third day was a disaster. The car was very small and my knees would hit the front seat back directly. The tour guide kept smoking at the door of the car. He did not ask about or arrange the self-funded itinerary that was originally stated in the itinerary. The tour guide on the third day was really not very responsible, which unfortunately greatly deducted the experience of the first two days. It was also very different from the introduction on KKday!

We followed the itinerary for the first two days. The scenery was beautiful and the tour guide was very good. On the third day, we joined a group to go back to Los Angeles. The first tour guide had poor time control and did not tell us about the last minute change (to a later date). Because the original group had a schedule and was delayed, we were in the group and could only silently take the bus. When we changed buses to return to the city, a female tour guide was even more exaggerated. We only asked her if there were seats in the queue. She directly said that we had to pay to sit in the front. We suggest that those who want to join the group should ask clearly whether they want to join the group, otherwise they will have to see the tour guide's face when they return, and they will be criticized... We also brought children with us. I really admire the two tour guides at the back.

I suggest that the agent and the local travel agency need to reconfirm the itinerary arrangements, such as what are the mandatory and optional itinerary options. If the optional itinerary is not selected, how will the itinerary arrangement be recorded? The itinerary I signed up for this time was a three-day and two-night trip to Las Vegas, and I left the group at LAS Airport on the last day. However, because the itinerary on the morning of the last day was an optional item, and I did not sign up, the travel agency's buses were arranged in other passengers' itineraries, and there was no other means of transportation to help take us to the airport. In the end, we called UBER to leave from the hotel... We also confirmed the departure location requirements with KKDAY customer service when placing the order, but since we could not help send the airport, we should have informed them at the beginning... Another unreasonable thing is that the tip for the tour guide was collected on the first day. Because the tour guides scheduled for the itinerary were different, the tour guide on the first day collected the tips for the first and third days at once, but we did not participate in the third day's itinerary, and we took UBER to leave the group on our own. Why were we still charged the tip for the third day? I can understand that many optional and compulsory activities can only be confirmed on the first day. After all, there are many group members and everyone has different needs. But since we confirmed that we would not participate on the third day, why did we still charge a tip? And there was no transportation to arrange for airport drop-off. Apart from the above unreasonable parts, the second day's itinerary of Horseshoe Bay and Antelope Canyon is still highly recommended.