Fifty minutes over the Strip and the Mojave in an Airbus AS350, then thirty minutes on the ground at our private landing site while your pilot pours the champagne. Daily from Las Vegas, hotel pickup included.
Every photo here was taken on one of our own flights. This is what your camera roll looks like after.
All three land on the same plateau above the center of the park. Pick daylight, sunset, or add the Grand Canyon before you get there.
Daylight$329per person
Lift off from the heliport, cross the Strip and the Mojave, and drop into the park with your pilot narrating the geology the whole way. Land, walk out on the plateau, drink the champagne, take the photos.
Twilight departure available for $69 more per person.
Twilight$399per person
Same route, timed so the sun is low when you touch down. The sandstone goes orange to deep red while you toast, and the flight home crosses the Strip with the lights on.
Grand Canyon + Valley$599per person
Hoover Dam, the Bypass Bridge and Lake Mead first, then thirty miles above and below the West Rim of the Grand Canyon. Your pilot turns north from there and lands at Valley of Fire for the toast.
Most Valley of Fire flights circle and leave. Ours land. Your helicopter sets down on a plateau overlooking the center of the park, the rotors stop, and you get half an hour to walk out, look, and take photos with nobody else around. The pilot opens the champagne.
Times shown are for the daylight landing tour. Sunset flights run the same way, later. Your pickup time comes with your confirmation.
5.0 average from 38 guest reviews left through our booking system, every one of them five stars.
We did the sunset Valley of Fire tour. Lucas, our pilot, made this trip the best heli experience I ever had. Such a cool guy, with a great sense of humor and perfect feeling for when and what to explain. It was absolutely worth every penny.
Sam, our pilot, is an amazingly skilled pilot with a great sense of humor! We had an absolute 5 star experience. We did the Valley of Fire sunset tour, absolutely stunning!
Absolutely the best part of visiting Las Vegas. Mike was our pilot and was an amazing guide. Definitely recommend, 10 out of 10.
It was my first time on a helicopter. Joe picked us up and gave us some great dinner recommendations. Mike was an amazing pilot that made my first time a memory I won't forget.
Valley of Fire landing tour
$329per person
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Valley of Fire sunset landing tour
$399per person
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Grand Canyon and Valley of Fire landing tour
$599per person
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Valley of Fire is Nevada's first state park, dedicated in 1935, about 60 miles northeast of the Las Vegas Strip. Its 40,000 acres of Aztec sandstone began as sand dunes roughly 150 million years ago, then were lifted, faulted and cut by water and wind into the arches, domes and slot passages you fly over today. In low sun the whole valley looks like it is burning, which is where the name comes from.
People have been coming here for more than 10,000 years, and the petroglyphs they left on the canyon walls are still visible. Film crews and car commercials use the park as a stand-in for other planets. By car it is a 50 minute drive each way and a long walk between viewpoints. By helicopter you see the entire valley in a few minutes and land on a plateau you cannot reach by road.
Our Valley of Fire helicopter tours run daily from Las Vegas with daylight and sunset departures, and can be combined with a Grand Canyon flight. Every tour includes the champagne landing, pilot narration and hotel transfers.
Thirty minutes before departure. Check-in, weigh-in and a short safety briefing happen before every flight. If you use our hotel pickup, the driver's timing already includes this.
A valid photo ID and the credit card you booked with. Bring a camera or a charged phone. In summer the landing site is hot, in winter evenings are cold, so dress for the desert, not the casino.
Passengers over 250 lbs (112 kg) need to purchase an additional seat so the aircraft can be balanced correctly. Everyone is weighed at check-in.
Up to six passengers plus the pilot. Shared tours need a minimum number of passengers to operate. If you want the whole aircraft, ask about a private charter.
Yes. The twilight departure is an extra $69 per person on the landing tour, or book the sunset landing tour directly at $399.
Our own VIP heliport at 5596 Haven Street, Las Vegas, about 15 minutes from the Strip. Transfers from Las Vegas resort hotels are included with every tour on this page.
