Stargazing · LAS VEGAS
The 5 best stargazing nights you can book in Las Vegas, with what each costs a head, how long it runs and how far out of town it goes. Number one is top for a reason.
Review of a Death Valley day and night tour from Las Vegas, with Dante’s View, Badwater, sunset, stargazing, meals, and photo tips.
“Jay was an excellent guide for 12 hours. He was very knowledgeable and eager to show us Monument Valley in the day & night!”
Explore Death Valley from Las Vegas with sunset views, salt flats, colorful hills, hotel pickup, snacks, and stargazing.
“If you're a space geek like me, you have no excuse not to go if you can. The overall tour is fantastic itself if you don't mind being in a car for a good chunk of the time but otherwise, at the end of it, just take in the sights of the milky way and the beautiful universe. That's truly a view worth giving everything for.”
Escape Las Vegas for a five-hour Lovell Canyon stargazing trip with a Jeep, telescope, campfire snacks, blankets, and dark mountain skies.
“we came to Vegas for dark skies and the Geminid meteor shower. Jake pointed is in the right direction (East) and sent us a map with a number of possible destinations. the Jeep had chairs, a propane heater, blankets and snacks. we sat back and oohed and aahed all night long. great energy and setup”
Review of a Las Vegas Death Valley day trip with iconic sights, sunset, dinner break, photography help, and stargazing.
“jay, our guide was very knowledgeable, professional and accomodating. made the trip interesting and fun”
Review of a 19-hour Las Vegas tour to Grand Canyon sunrise, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, Zion, and desert stars.
Pick a desert, a summit or a dome.
