DURATION Tour code: FAS Tour style: Classic
TOUR DAYS 13
Tour comfort: Simple Tour pace: Moderate
Ideal for 10+ Teen Departures Into the Wild West The best of the American West
Experience the Wild West as we explore the deserts, lakes and canyons of Arizona and Utah. Walking to the rim of the Grand Canyon we have breathtaking views of the
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Nevada Desert. We also visit the famous Las Vegas Strip and explore the bustling city and spend a night under the stars in Monument Valley. For even more excitement, there is the choice of whitewater rafting, mountain biking and jet skiing.
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CHILD PRICE* DAYS 13
£1993 1729 DAYS 14
FLIGHT INCLUSIVE PRICES £
CHILD PRICE* Great Salt Lake
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Where will we sleep? 3 nights comfortable hotel, 5 nights basic camping, 1 night teepee, 2 nights basic cabins and 1 night hogan. What will we eat? 9 breakfasts, 9 lunches and 7 dinners are included. Swimming: The hotel and some of the campsites have pools. Transport: Maxiwagon and 4WD. Tour Staff: Explore Tour Leader/ driver.
Group Size: Generally 10 - 13 Minimum Age: 8
Planned tour dates
2014 Tour only dates 13 Jul - 26 JulT 20 Jul - 02 Aug 27 Jul - 09 AugT 10 Aug - 23 Aug 17 Aug - 30 AugT
2015 Tour only dates 12 Jul - 25 JulT 19 Jul - 01 Aug 26 Jul - 08 AugT 09 Aug - 22 Aug 16 Aug - 29 AugT
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Minimum child age 8 on date of departure * Aged 8-11 years on the date of departure T Teen Departures – age 11 and over on date of departure
Please go online to fi nd all our adult and child prices by departure date
These prices are guide prices, see page 92 for details
13 day tour itinerary z i
Day 1 Join tour Las Vegas. Day 2 Las Vegas Explore the city and visit the famous Strip. Day 3 Zion National Park Walk the trails and explore the waterfalls, ravines and valleys of this national park. Day 4 Bryce Canyon Discover the remarkable multicoloured landscape of ancient rock formations. Day 5 Arches and Canyonlands Explore the magical landscapes of Arches and Canyonlands national parks. Day 6 Moab Today is free for an exciting choice of optional activities including whitewater rafting and mountain biking. Day 7 Monument Valley Travel by four-wheel drive
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through the Navajo Reservation. Spend the night in a hogan - the traditional accommodation of the Navajo people. Days 8/9 Lake Powell Enjoy activities on the lake such as jet skiing or relax on the beach. Days 10/11 Grand Canyon Enjoy a variety of walks, admiring some of the most breathtaking views on earth. There is time for an optional helicopter ride over the canyon. Day 12 Route 66 Drive along this legendary road to Las Vegas. Day 13 Tour ends Las Vegas.
Please go online for our full detailed tour notes.
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