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Edith M.

October 14, 2026 via Google

An unforgettable experience. Brandon was an excellent guide who made sure we saw the many different angles of the Canyon, with explanations of what we were seeing. I have nothing but praise for this company and employees.
Jean-Marc F.

October 8, 2026 via Google

Our tour guide and amazing host was Brandon, a very professional, polite and precise guide who made us feel at ease and comfortable on our journey. Probably the best tour guide I have ever had, and I travel a lot.
Chizzl
September 16, 2026 via Google
If you want to experience the beauty of God’s work, I would definitely recommend this tour! The tour guide was very knowledgeable and went above and beyond to share her knowledge in an interesting and funny way. If you can afford it, book the helicopter ride through the canyon — you won’t regret it!

Hoover Dam Tours

Explore one of America’s most spectacular feats of engineering on one of our Hoover Dam tours. Combine your Hoover Dam tour with a trip to the Grand Canyon’s West Rim, a leisurely cruise down the Colorado River, a relaxing boat tour of Lake Mead, or experience this man-made wonder from the comfort of a luxury helicopter.

Hoover Dam VIP Exploration Tour

$89.00
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Hoover Dam & Las Vegas Strip Helicopter Flight

Price range: $209.00 through $239.00
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Hoover Dam SUV Tour

$139.00
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Lake Mead Dinner Cruise

$119.00
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Lake Mead Cruise & Hoover Dam Tour

$109.00
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Mini Hoover Dam Bus & Helicopter Tour

$154.00
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Grand Canyon West Rim & Hoover Dam SUV Tour

$387.00
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Destination Guide

Why Visit the Hoover Dam?

The Hoover Dam is one of America's great engineering feats, and at just a 30-minute drive from the Las Vegas Strip, it's the easiest big-ticket sight to add to any Las Vegas trip.

Standing more than 700 feet tall and stretching over 1,200 feet across Black Canyon, the dam holds back Lake Mead, the nation's largest reservoir at 248 square miles. It was built with 6.6 million tons of concrete and was the tallest dam in the world when it opened.

On a tour you can drop 530 feet inside the dam to see the hydroelectric generators, and it pairs easily with a West Rim tour, a Colorado River cruise, a Lake Mead boat tour, or a Strip helicopter flight.

30 min
Drive from the Las Vegas Strip
700+ ft
Dam height above Black Canyon
530 ft
Descent to the generators inside
248 sq mi
Lake Mead, the largest US reservoir

Top Highlights

A few of the highlights that make it worth the trip.

Engineering Marvel

700+ feet tall, 1,200 feet wide, built with 6.6 million tons of concrete.

Close to the Strip

Just 30 minutes from Las Vegas, easy to add to any trip.

Combine & Explore

Pair it with the West Rim, Lake Mead cruises, or a Strip helicopter flight.

Hoover Dam Tours: FAQ

Answers to the questions travelers ask most.

How far is the Hoover Dam from Las Vegas?
About a 30-minute drive from the Strip, one of the closest major attractions to the city.
What can you do on a Hoover Dam tour?
See the dam inside and out, drop 530 feet to the hydroelectric generators, view Lake Mead and the Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, and learn its history.
Can you combine the Hoover Dam with a Grand Canyon tour?
Yes. The Hoover Dam is on the way to the West Rim and pairs well with West Rim tours, Lake Mead cruises, and helicopter flights.
How big is the Hoover Dam?
More than 700 feet tall and over 1,200 feet across, built with 6.6 million tons of concrete, holding back the 248-square-mile Lake Mead.