Best Private Tours Las Vegas

Tuscany Kitchen

Tuscany Kitchen

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Richard Petty Experience

Pricey Tours

The best private tours Las Vegas don't come cheap! Well, just know you are receiving high quality services and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

• Tuscany Kitchen: The Bellagio brings you (actually your group, no individual lessons available) an exclusive peek into their culinary expertise. World-class chefs straights from the pristine kitchens of the Bellagio are here to teach you a few of their secrets. Although you can't attend classes by yourself, the best private tours in Vegas are always shared among people. The Tuscany Kitchen is perfect for private parties, cooking demonstrations, conventions, and team-building activities. Roll your sleeves up and enjoy learning from Vegas' best culinary experts.
• Grand Canyon Helicopter Tour: The Grand Canyon Helicopter tour is definitely one of the best private tours in Las Vegas. This unique experience will cost you a couple hundred dollars but will offer you breathtaking views that you can't find anywhere else. The helicopter will take you 4,000 feet above the ground and swoop you around its rim. If you upgrade to a fancier (and more expensive) package, you and your significant other will be picked up from your hotel via limousine and can enjoy a nice picnic meal at the floor of the Grand Canyon. On your way, you'll see great views of Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam.

Guided Vegas Tours

Guided Vegas Tours offers a wide variety of the best private tours Las Vegas. They have a large variety of tours available that will bring you to various locations on and off of the Strip.

• Taste of the Strip Walking Tour: This three hour tour will lead you to a selection of delectable Vegas goodies. You'll learn about the ever-changing restaurants and sample a few treats yourself. Shhh, your tour guide will show you the way to secret restaurants on the Strip. 
• Hoover Dam and Stargazing: One of the most beautiful and best private tours Las Vegas, the Hoover Dam and Stargazing Tour begins in the early evening and lasts four hours. Don't forget your walking shoes because you'll be walking around the dam while sharing stories of its rich history. You'll also be able to peek at the stars with their telescopes. The campfire, tasty s'mores, and twinkling skylight is the perfect getaway from your Las Vegas getaway.
• Why Guided Vegas Tours: The best Las Vegas private tours are led by the fantastic tour guides. These professionally trained tour guides only think of your comfort and safety. Not only do they keep you entertained and engaged during the best Las Vegas private tours, their expertise of Sin City is immeasurable. The knowledge you gain from your tour guide will give you a a greater understanding of the city other than slot machines, rowdy nightclubs, and flashing lights.

Vroom Vroom

Sometimes, the best private tours Las Vegas incorporate fast, shiny things that we probably won't be able to take home unless we strike it big at those Las Vegas casinos.

• Penske Wynn Ferrari Display: Finally, an affordable (actually free) Las Vegas attraction! The best private tours Las Vegas are not always the most expensive. The display is located at the Wynn Las Vegas and features a grand collection of unique Ferrari coupes and convertibles. Although most of us won't be able to purchase one of these shiny beauties, we can still enjoy the presence of the display. Don't forget, no cameras are allowed so don't get caught trying to secretly take pictures with your smart phone! You can get your photograph taken for $15- 45. Mr. Wynn, is that how you afford all these fancy cars?
• Richard Petty Driving Experience: The Petty driving experience is located at the tri-oval Las Vegas motor speedway about 15 miles away from the Strip. This particular location hosts the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Lucky guests can ride shotgun next to professional race car instructors for three laps at up to 160 mph. If you're feel extra daring, try out their night ride-a-longs. Remember, it's all on a first come, first serve basis.