You’ll lose yourself in the winding labyrinths of Marrakech’s medinas, meet locals while shopping for handcrafted treasures, sip mint tea, explore the ancient history of cities with private guides, be awestruck by stunning sunsets, feast on amazing vegan options of Moroccan food, indulge in five-star luxury accommodations and so much more.

This isn’t just a trip with me, it’s an immersion into a tapestry of culture that will touch all of your senses and leave a lasting imprint on your heart with vegan travelers (but non-vegans are welcome, too!). So, pack your bags and let’s go!

Vegan Morocco itinerary at-a-glance

Begin your trip in Morocco’s bustling city Casablanca, where you’ll be picked up from the airport and driven to Rabat, the Kingdom’s Capital, for an overnight. Then, you’ll continue on to the ancient city of Fes, where you’ll uncover centuries-old traditions and immerse yourself in the lively markets and a unique charm for three memorable nights. Afterward, make your way to the enchanting Marrakech, where you’ll have three delightful nights to explore a blend of historical and modern neighborhoods in the Ochre City.

The trip wraps up far from the major cities, with a journey to the Atlas Mountains, offering a wonderful chance to experience the Berber lifestyle and unwind for a couple of tranquil days before bidding farewell to Morocco. Throughout your Moroccan holiday, you’ll have local tour guides with insider knowledge, enjoy local food (all vegan meals) and local products, and meet local people.

​Day One // June 15 – Arrival to Casablanca

Upon landing at the Casablanca airport, you’ll have VIP Fast Track service to whisk you through the customs process. Then, you’ll meet your Experience Morocco guide to take you via private vehicle to Rabat, the historical capital of Morocco. After checking in to the hotel, you’ll have time to freshen up before joining the group for a welcome dinner at the hotel with flavorful vegan dishes. 

Approx. Driving time: ~ 1.5 hours // Meals: Dinner // Overnight: Fairmont La Marina Rabat*

Day Two // June 16 – Meknes and Fes

After an early breakfast, you’ll explore the city’s key sights before heading out to Meknes, en route to Fes. You’ll enjoy a vegan lunch at a local vineyard that includes a tour of the property, wine tasting and delicious dishes made with fresh products. Here, you’ll sample the famous Moroccan vin gris (gray wine), alongside a wide selection of wines. Then, it’s on to Fes. After arriving in later afternoon, you’ll check in to the hotel and then have dinner there.

Approx. Driving time: ~ 4 hours // Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner // Overnight: Hotel Sahrai*

Day Three // June 17 – Historical Fes

After breakfast, you’ll depart for a jam-packed day of touring with your guide! Founded in 781AD, Fes is now considered the world’s largest car-free urban zone. As you explore the alleyways, you’ll also have the chance to check out a local pharmacy with its mysterious canisters of roots, flowers and powders.

Following the tour, if you’re hungry you can grab lunch on your own account (definitely try Moroccan salads while you’re here!), and then it’s off for more of Fes! You’ll visit the medina’s Jewish quarter, the Medersas. In addition, you’ll also stop by the world’s oldest and longest operating learning institution, the University of Al Quaraouiyine, founded in 859AD. In late afternoon, you’ll go on a vegan food tour of Fes, where you’ll visit different food souks allowing the chance to try traditional Moroccan street food including spicy potato cakes, soups, olives and more from food vendors. You’ll investigate traditional cooking methods by visiting a furnace where the water for the communal bath house ‘hammam’ is also heated, and a 400 year old ‘furan’ or communal oven and bakery. After concluding your day’s visit, take the rest of the evening at your leisure.

Meals: Breakfast // Overnight: Hotel Sahrai*

Day Four // June 18 – Cooking and Culture in Fes

After breakfast, it’s time to learn how to cook Moroccan cuisine. The personalized vegan tagine cooking class is a delightful fusion of culture and cuisine. Your day commences with a rendezvous at the bustling souk, where you’ll immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, handpicking the freshest produce and aromatic spices alongside a knowledgeable guide at local markets. After gathering ingredients, retreat to a quaint, private kitchen for an intimate cooking session, guided by a skilled local Dada. You’ll learn the intricacies of crafting Morocco’s iconic tagine, tailored to plant-based preferences, and savor the fruits of your labor with a sumptuous lunch amid good company.

After lunch, you have the afternoon at your leisure to explore. Then, as the sun sets, you’ll indulge in a dinner experience at l’Amandier, an esteemed restaurant renowned for its refined ambiance and innovative vegan fare, culminating your day with an unforgettable feast for the senses.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch (as part of the cooking class), Dinner // Overnight: Hotel Sahrai*

Day Five // June 19 – The Ochre City

Following breakfast, it’s time for the next destination: the Ochre City of Marrakech. You’ll be taken via private vehicle to Marrakech. We have arranged lunch boxes with the hotel for you to bring along on your drive to Marrakech. You’ll arrive in the early evening to Marrakech and enjoy dinner on the property.

Approx. Driving time: ~ 6 hours // Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner // Overnight: Villa des Orangers*

Day Six // June 20 – Historical Marrakech

After breakfast at your hotel, head out for another magical day of sightseeing in Marrakech! Visit the Koutoubia Mosque (the iconic sight of Marrakech), the Bahia Palace (a stunning example of traditional Moroccan architecture), the Saadian tombs (an ornate resting place) and Dar El Bacha (a historic palace known for its exquisite Moroccan architecture and cultural significance). Afterwards, head to the medina for lunch (incl.), followed by afternoon visits of the medina and the souks. Delve into the myriad pathways of the Souk, which refers to the markets. The markets of Marrakech are located in a serpentine set of alleyways which your expert guide will lead you through. You’ll see the different sections, including the stalls where fresh produce, baked goods, spices, and herbs are sold.

In the evening, visit the famous Djemaa el Fna square, which becomes especially lively at night. Browse the stalls where juice vendors sell fruit juice of every flavor imaginable, and wander amongst the food stalls serving steaming tagines and more. Dinner tonight is at your leisure (not incl.)

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch // Overnight: Villa des Orangers*

Day Seven // June 21 – Modern Marrakech

After breakfast, head to the stunning Majorelle Gardens for a self-guided visit. Global fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent made his second home in Marrakech for many decades, and his vision drove every detail behind the lush Gardens, accompanied by a small but must-see Berber Museum. Nextdoor, the Yves Saint-Laurent Museum honors the fashion icon’s love of Marrakech and builds upon the collections housed at the Majorelle Gardens.

After taking in the beauty of the gardens and museums, savor a day of relaxation and culinary delights in Marrakech. Start with a satisfying lunch at Plus 61 (incl.), blending international flavors with Moroccan charm. Then, enjoy free time all afternoon, allowing you to arrange your own Hammam and spa treatments at your property (not incl.). Cap off your day with a group dinner at Kabana Rooftop, indulging in exquisite cuisine against the backdrop of Marrakech’s skyline.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner // Overnight: Villa des Orangers

​Day Eight // June 22 – Baking and the Atlas Mountains

Following breakfast, learn the art of crafting traditional Moroccon breads alongside local women with a special class at the Amal Association, an NGO dedicated to empowering women in Marrakech. Here, you’ll gain insight into their culture and community initiatives. Afterward, journey to the serene landscapes of the Atlas Mountains in Ouirgane, where the tranquil ambiance of Olinto awaits. Enjoy a delightful lunch on the property (incl.), savoring the fresh flavors of the region amidst the serene surroundings. Spend the afternoon at leisure, immersing yourself in the natural beauty surrounding the property, whether it’s strolling through lush gardens or simply basking in the peaceful atmosphere. Delight in a dinner at the property (incl.) savoring delectable cuisine infused with local flavors, a perfect culmination to a day filled with enriching experiences and breathtaking scenery.

Approx. Driving time: ~ 1.5 hours // Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner // Overnight: Olinto*

Day Nine // June 23 – The High Atlas Mountains

This day marks your introduction to a very different component of Moroccan culture: the Berber way of life in the High Atlas Mountains. After breakfast, you’ll meet our expert mountain guide who will accompany you throughout your day. The typical route is a 3-hour moderate difficulty climb into the Atlas Mountains. Here, you’ll see phenomenal landscapes and learn all about the local culture, history, and fauna / flora. The payoff to the hike comes when you settle down on the terrace of a local home, where warm mint tea and stunning views of Mt Toubkal await. The lunch break at a Berber restaurant (incl.) leaves plenty of time to admire the view. Return to the comfort of your property, where a well-deserved dinner awaits (incl.), serving as the perfect conclusion to a day filled with adventure.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner // Overnight: Olinto*

Note: We can easily adjust the hike to instead be a leisurely guided walk through local Berber villages. You’ll have time to shop from local artisan cooperatives and admire the Berber way of life. No matter if you prefer to do the longer hike or just a short stroll, this day will be an incredible chance to learn about a unique facet of Moroccan culture

Day Ten // June 24 – Returning Home

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and head via private transport to Marrakech Airport for your departure flight.

Approx. Driving time: ~ 1.5 hours // Meals: Breakfast

*Or similar 5-star luxury accommodation

Please note

Our tour serves only vegan food and we take pride in offering it. However, it’s important to keep in mind that most Moroccans do not adopt a vegan lifestyle. During your stay, you may come across situations where animals are involved in routine daily activities and more. Our commitment is to deliver a travel experience that is characterized by compassion and mindfulness. This includes a sincere acknowledgment of the local culture and practices, even if they may differ from vegan principles. We encourage understanding and respect for the cultural context, while still ensuring a vegan-friendly journey for our participants. The trip is open to everyone — you are not required to be vegan to join us. 

Who should come on this trip?

Anyone with a desire to be around a group of people who want to explore Morocco. The way of life in the country is not like the USA. Therefore, it’s important that travelers visit with an open-mind and understand that the culture and lifestyle is not the same. You will likely see animals being used to cart goods and in markets, as well as leather goods. In addition, it’s important that anyone joining this trip is open-minded, patient and understanding. Not everyone on the trip may be vegan. However, we do ask that while with the group, no animal products are consumed. Please be courteous of those who have different view points. This is a group of strangers traveling together who will become friends — remember kindness is key. And so is travel insurance. We recommend World Nomads.

Pricing

Double Occupancy – $7,300 per person (not inc. international flights)

Single Occupancy – $9,942 per person (not inc. international flights)

Trip planning terms and conditions

Cancellation policy

➔ Cancellation more than 60 days before arrival: Refund 70% of the trip cost (forfeit 30% of trip cost)

➔ Cancellation between 60-15 days before arrival: Refund 50% (forfeit 50% of trip cost)

➔ Cancellation less than 15 days before arrival: No refund (forfeit 100% of the trip cost)

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**IN THE EVENT OF TRIP CANCELLATION DUE TO THE CORONA VIRUS, YOU WILL RECEIVE A FULL REFUND. IF YOU CHOOSE TO CANCEL YOUR RESERVATION AND THE TRIP IS NOT CANCELLED BECAUSE OF THE VIRUS, THE REFUND POLICY IS STIPULATED IN THE RESERVATION FORM.**

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Join Vegans, Baby founder Diana Edelman on this Booze + Bites vegan food and drink walking tour of the Arts District in Las Vegas to see what all the fuss is about.

We’re heading to five restaurants serving up some of the best vegan food and drinks in the neighborhood. Each spot includes an alcoholic beverage from beer flights to craft cocktails, plus tons of vegan food to try including a plant-based cheese and charcuterie board from No Butcher, pizza and more!

We’ll meet at Able Baker Brew Brewing promptly at 2 p.m.

Space is limited to 20 people. 21 and up. Tickets are $77 per person and includes five drinks, eight different dishes, gratuity, sales tax and ticket fees.

Get your tickets today!

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Reserve your spot now! Only $3199

Reserve your spot today!

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COST: $3199 per person based on double occupancy

$650 supplement for private room for 11 nights

Non-refundable $500 deposit required at time of booking. Remainder of payment due no later than Feb. 1, 2020; Minimum 10 people, maximum 12; If less than 10 people, you will receive full refund on Feb. 1, 2020

IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL TRAVELERS ON OUR TOUR ACQUIRE TRAVEL INSURANCE. WE RECOMMEND WORLD NOMADS. WE ALSO RECOMMEND THAT YOU OBTAIN EXTRA COVERAGE FOR LOSS OF LUGGAGE/PERSONAL ITEMS AND FLIGHT CANCELLATION.

What is included in the vegan Thailand tour:

• 11 nights lodging in shared room at four-star hotels with vegan options; private rooms available for $615 per room
• 20 vegan meals
• English-speaking tour guide
• Vegans, Baby Host for most activities
• Tours and transfers by air-conditioned vehicles
• Sightseeing fees and permits during guides experiences mentioned in the itinerary
• Canal boat tour
• Cooking class
• Massage in Chiang Mai
• Flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai
• Service charge and current government VAT Tax

You are responsible for:

• Having a passport with at least six months validity from time of departure from Thailand
• Visa (Australia, Canadian, UK, US and most European countries get a visa on arrival)
• Fees for overweight or additional luggage on flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai
• Early/late checkout at hotels
• Tips ($1 USD per meal, $3 for basic massage, $15 for tour guides and driver in each city)
• All drinks aside from water during tour meals; any additional menu items or drinks are to be paid for by you at time of service
• Laundry, telephone calls, etc.
• Activities and meals during your free time
• Souvenirs and other goods
• Onward flight/bus/etc. from Chiang Mai to your next destination
• Travel insurance
• International flight to and from Thailand

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Check out the full trip itinerary

From exploring a jungle in the heart of Bangkok to learning how to cook plant-based food from a renowned chef at one of the best plant-based cooking schools in the world  (located at a lush resort where you will stay), to experiencing Songkran (Thai New Year, which also happens to be the world’s biggest water fight) to eating delectable vegan cuisine every step of the way, Vegans, Baby’s Vegan World Tour: Thailand is the tour you’ve been waiting for.

This Vegan World Tour happens only once-a-year, so reserve your spot today. All you need to sign up is a deposit!

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Why this vegan tour of Thailand?

Check out the full trip itinerary

This tour is curated by Vegans, Baby’s Diana Edelman, who spent nearly three years living in the country and returns each year to devour all of the amazing vegan food, indulge in inexpensive massages (under $10 for an hour!), relax on tropical islands and experience the beauty and charm of Thailand.

Diana’s no stranger to tours, she co-hosted a vegan tour of Thailand October 2019, and her local Las Vegas tour was named one of the top nine tours in the world by Travel + Leisure.

This tour treats you not only to amazing experiences you won’t find on any other tour, but also to some of the best vegan food in the country and a local tour guide to share information and history about Thailand and its gorgeous culture. Unique to this tour is experiencing Songkran in the heart of the action — Chiang Mai. Held every April, Songkran is an incredible and fun experience you’ll be talking about forever.

Reserve your spot today!

COST: $3199 per person based on double occupancy

$650 supplement for private room for 11 nights

Non-refundable $500 deposit required at time of booking. Remainder of payment due no later than Feb. 1, 2020; Minimum 10 people, maximum 12; If less than 10 people, you will receive full refund on Feb. 1, 2020

IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL TRAVELERS ON OUR TOUR ACQUIRE TRAVEL INSURANCE. WE RECOMMEND WORLD NOMADS. WE ALSO RECOMMEND THAT YOU OBTAIN EXTRA COVERAGE FOR LOSS OF LUGGAGE/PERSONAL ITEMS AND FLIGHT CANCELLATION.

Find flight deals using Vegans, Baby’s preferred search engines, Secret Flying or SkyScanner.

Vegans, Baby cares about the environment and is counteracting the its carbon footprint (approximately $100) using Native Energy. If you’d like to offset your carbon footprint, check it out. 

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The vegan tour of Thailand includes exploration of the country’s annual Vegetarian Festival, when vegan options around the country abound.

Included in the tour:
– 10 nights of lodging in four-star hotels, double occupancy rooms from Oct. 2 – 12, 2019 (single rooms available for supplemental fee)
– 19 vegan meals
– In-country transportation with tour guide (excluding airport/train/bus/etc. to departure city to return to your home)
– Flight from Bangkok to Phuket
– Flight from Phuket to Chiang Mai
– All group transportation during tour (not including free time)
– One (1) Thai massage
– One (1) Thai vegan cooking class
– One (1) ticket to Simon Cabaret  Phuket
– Entrance fees to tour stops (Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Damnoen floating Market, Doi Inthanon)

Oct. 2 // Check-in to hotel

Please get some sleep — we’ve got a packed 10 days!

Oct. 3 // Day One // An introduction to Bangkok

Andy Marchand [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)]

Welcome to the Big Mango! The locals call Bangkok Krung Thep the “City of Angels”. The vibrant capital of Thailand is bustling and full of life, offering a glimpse into Thai culture tucked down the sois and behind the busy streets and tall buildings.

We start the day with a meet-and-greet then take on Bangkok for a full day of sightseeing. With our Thai tour guide, we’ll journey to the Saphan Taksin Pier on the Chao Phraya River, and then on to some of the most iconic and well-known spots in the city including the city’s most scared Buddhist site, the Grand Palace (via ferry), as well as a visit to the Reclining Buddha and more on this day-long walking tour. At night, we’ll give you our top picks for where to head out and you’re free to explore the energy and nightlife of the city.

Oct. 4 // Day Two // Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Dennis Jarvis [CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=14758849]

This vibrant floating market is the most popular in Thailand. Today, we catch a glimpse into an ancient way of life and hop onto a longtail boat and slowly skim by narrow canals, tall wooden houses on stilts, and busy stalls filled with locals selling their wares.

Our next stop is Talad Rom Hoop, a local market packed with vendors selling fresh fruit, veggies, local snacks, clothing and more. You’ll see what makes this spot unique — a train track which cuts directly through the market, and the actual train comes through eight times a day. A siren will go off and shoppers hop off the tracks while vendors quickly pack their goods and retract their awnings to co-exist with the train.

After dinner, we head to the Sukhumvit district of Bangkok, one of the longest boulevards in Thailand that runs nearly to the Cambodian border. This area is buzzing with energy and is also the go-to spot if you want a night out … which is what we’ll explore.

Oct. 5 // Day Three // The City is Yours!

After a group breakfast, the city is your to explore. We’ll give you some suggestions, but it’s up to you how you want to spend the day. Whether it’s visiting bustling Chinatown, hopping on a water taxi to see markets outside the city, biking through the jungle (in the city!) or simply napping the day away, it’s up to you what you’d like to do (of course, we can arrange whatever you’d like!). In the evening, we’ll head to a delicious vegan dinner and then hit up a popular cocktail bar to take in the views (drinks not included).

Oct. 6 // Day Four // An Introduction to Phuket

Rise and shine! Today we head via flight from Bangkok to the tropical island of Phuket.

With a fascinating mix of Chinese and Portuguese influence, Phuket is a mesmerizing blend of culture and stories — but its most inspiring element of culture influence is in its stunning Sino-Portuguese architecture.  Here, we set off on a leisurely walking journey to discover some of the city’s best colonial architecture — with a few classic Thai experiences along the way like visiting local food and flower markets! Then, we continue the Kajorn Rangsan Temple and Chin Pracha Mansion just next door, followed by the Thai Hua Museum and more.

We wrap up the journey on Phang Nga Road, with a stroll past Phuket’s oldest hotel and a visit to a hidden Chinese temple. After the tour we head to one of Old Town Phuket’s only vegan restaurants to dine.

Oct. 7 // Day Five // Soi Dog Foundation and the Vegetarian Festival

We’re up early for breakfast and then to tour and spend time at Soi Dog Foundation, an organization that is fighting the Asian dog meat trade, and improving the lives of cats and dogs all over Asia.

We then enjoy a traditional Thai vegan lunch together followed by exploration of Old Town Phuket, the home of the main street celebrating the well-known Vegetarian Festival. Here, you’ll be inundated with vegan Thai-Chinese vegan goodies like noodles, steamed buns, fried spring rolls, sweets and much more.

Enjoy an evening on your own to explore the vendors at the Festival, get a massage or whatever you’d like.

Oct. 8 // Day Six // Hit the Beach

Roma Neus, [CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=59968549]

No journey to Thailand is complete without seeing their idyllic beaches. Facing the Andaman Sea in the southwest part of the country, Patong Beach is a beautiful spot for some good old rest and relaxation! The resort town is dotted with several restaurants, bars and cafes to visit … or just hit the beach!

Later we enjoy dinner together and experience one of the highlights of Phuket’s nightlife — the Phuket Simon Cabaret, a magnificent spectacle in the island’s most renowned entertainment venue. One of Southeast Asia’s most outstanding entertainment attractions, the cabaret draws more than a thousand enthused visitors from around the world each evening, putting on a show to remember and running through a range of musical theatre from cultures around the world each and every night. After the show, hit up the nightlife of Patong on your own or call it a night and get some rest.

Oct. 9 // Day Seven // The Rose of the North

After our final breakfast in Phuket we make our way to the airport and fly to the Rose of the North, the relaxed Chiang Mai. Today we head out on a half-day excursion to two of the very best temples in the city —  Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Singh, along with a bicycle tour of some of the city’s finest historical landmarks like the Three Kings Monument and a local market and then across town (and the Ping River) to learn more about Lanna history.

Oct. 10 // Day Eight // Doi Inthanon

About an hours drive away from old town Chiang Mai is the highest peak in the country, Doi Inthanon. Also known as “The Roof of Thailand”, this national park covers an area of 482 km, and  features  waterfalls, cloud forests, and spectacular views. We depart in the morning and stop first at the waterfall before we go onwards to an ethical hill tribe village and the peak.

Once you’re back in town, it’s time for a traditional Thai Massage followed by an optional dinner at a local vegan/vegetarian restaurant and our favorite spot for sweets — an amazing ice cream cafe packed with vegan options.

Oct. 11 // Day Nine // Exploration and Cooking

Discover this great city on your own, spend a few hours at a cafe catching up on emails, or sit by a local pool with a Chang beer. In the afternoon, it’s time to learn how to cook as we take a vegan cooking class and make plant-based Thai dishes for dinner.  After the cooking class, we’ll head over to the Night Bazaar to check out the handicrafts and more available at this popular nightly market.

Oct. 12 // Day Ten // The Last Day

After breakfast, we head to one of the city’s most popular markets — Warorot beside the Ping River. A blend of Thai and Chinese, this massive area is packed with vendors selling local crafts, flowers, produce and more. We’ll navigate the landscape and then grab lunch before the vegan Thailand tour ends.

You are responsible for the following:

– Roundtrip international airfare from your home to the start of our tour in Bangkok (although you can fly in and out of whatever city you’d like, so long as you’re in Bangkok for the start of our tour on Oct. 2) . We suggest using Skyscanner, GoogleFlights or SecetFlying to find the best flights for your budget.

– Airfare from Chiang Mai at the end of the tour to your next destination/departure city for flight home

– Airport taxes

– Visa fees (if applicable)

– Gratuities (tipping in Thailand is normally a few baht/rounding up. For massage, a 300 baht service should be around a 50 baht tip)

– All beverages except coffee/tea/water at breakfast

– Travel insurance

– Souvenirs and shopping

– Transportation and expenses when not participating in official group activities (Thailand offers inexpensive ride share services that typically cost around 50 – 100 baht depending in the city)

IT IS MANDATORY THAT ALL TRAVELERS ON OUR TOUR ACQUIRE TRAVEL INSURANCE. WE RECOMMEND WORLD NOMADS.

WE ALSO RECOMMEND THAT YOU OBTAIN EXTRA COVERAGE FOR LOSS OF LUGGAGE/PERSONAL ITEMS AND FLIGHT CANCELATION.

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Instead of driving blindly there, hop on a tour stops at one of the modern engineering marvels — the Hoover Dam. Take a guided tour through the visitor’s center and then explore the generator room.

Following the Hoover Dam, the tour moves on to the country’s largest manmade lake, Lake Mead. Hop onboard the Desert Princess, a Mississippi-style paddle wheeler, to observe some of the 500 miles of shoreline. Take in the beauty of Boulder Island, Sentinel Island and the Arizona Paint Pots while enjoying lunch onboard, and then head to Henderson to check out Ethel M Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Gardens before heading back to your hotel.

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With this magnificent work of nature nearby, a Grand Canyon Tour is a must if you’ve got time while visiting Las Vegas.

This Grand Canyon tour gives you the VIP Grand Canyon experience. Get picked up from your hotel via a limo which delivers you to the helicopter terminal. Then, hop on board the chopper and embark on a breathtaking tour of the southwest.

You’ll fly over Lake Mead, Hoover Dam, the Colorado River and amazing natural spots like now-defunct volcanoes and more. Then, dip into the canyon itself where you’ll hop out 3,200 feet below the rim and enjoy a complimentary lunch with champagne.

Want to get even fancier? You can upgrade your tour to a EC-130 helicopter that gives passengers a view courtesy of wraparound glass, a roomier cabin and less noise.

Book your Grand Canyon tour now!

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Rather than spend the big bucks getting table service — and we’re talking major dollars — or waiting in line for hours to get behind those velvet ropes. Instead, hop on a Las Vegas Club Crawl.

Get the VIP treatment without dropping the VIP bucks. Think front-of-the-line access, no covers/tips, plus a VIP host to deliver your partying selves to the clubs. The tour includes a luxury party bus complete with a dance floor, stripper pole, and free beverages.

Choose the crawl that works best for your schedule (one nightclub to five!) and even day club crawls in the summer.

Cost includes free beverages on the bus, transportation to each club, and entry into the clubs. All participants must be 21+ with a valid ID and dressed according to club requirements. Ladies — that means chic and hot; men — collared shirts and closed-toe shoes. Look sharp.

The club itinerary varies nightly and can include Drai’s, TAO, Bank, 1 Oak, Hakkasan, and more.

Book your Club Crawl now and save!

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This massive conservation area is home to some of the best rock climbing in the States, as well as breathtaking hikes and more.

Hop on a half-day guided tour that passes along the 13-mile scenic loop and then on an off-road adventure. Stops include the visitors center, 65-million-year-old Wilson Cliffs (a part of the Keystone Thrust), pictographs from Native Americans, and more.

Book your tour now.

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