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Imperial Helicopter Tour of the Grand Canyon
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This extended Grand Canyon helicopter flight from the South Rim takes you right into the heart the Dragons Corridor before heading for the Eastern Gorge all the way to Imperial Point, considered by many to be the most spectacular point of the whole canyon for its serene beauty.
Imperial Helicopter Tour of the Grand Canyon
This extended Grand Canyon helicopter flight from the South Rim takes you right into the heart the Dragons Corridor before heading for the Eastern Gorge all the way to Imperial Point, considered by many to be the most spectacular point of the whole canyon for its serene beauty.
Our Guide to Imperial Helicopter Tour of the Grand Canyon
The Imperial Helicopter Tour takes you into the heart of the Grand Canyon and follows a route along the Dragons Corridor through the Eastern Gorge and on to the stunning Imperial Point. You will have magnificent views of the Painted Desert and the Colorado; if you are a budding photographer or just want to see something a little extra special, then this is a dream come true.
Operates: Daily year round from Grand Canyon Airport
Start times: 11.00am, 12.00pm, 1.00pm, 2.00pm and 3.00pm with seasonal variations.
Departure Airport: Grand Canyon Airport at the South Rim
Includes: Scenic 45-minute helicopter flight to Grand Canyon Imperial Point
Excludes: Hotel pick-up or drop-off
Duration: 45-50 minute flight time
Please Note: this tour departs from Grand Canyon Airport only, perfect for customers already staying at the Grand Canyon. It is not available to customers staying in Las Vegas - if you are staying in Las Vegas, we recommend either the Golden Eagle or Grand Celebration tours.
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Scenic 45-minute helicopter flight to Grand Canyon Imperial Point.