This morning join your tour director as you are transferred to Charlotte where we board our flight to Phoenix. After landing in Phoenix, we’ll travel to Sedona, Arizona for overnight. Dinner is included this evening. (D)

The splendor of the Red Rocks in Sedona await us. We’ll marvel at the breathtaking beauty. We’ll have time for lunch and shopping in the delightfully eclectic shops. You can also enjoy an exciting (optional) 2-hour Jeep excursion into the stunning landscape surrounding Sedona, with a chance to see the beauty of the red rocks up close. (Optional: Approx. $107 per person) Departing Sedona we stop at Oak Creek Canyon Vista. Here you can also shop for Native American jewelry and other craft items from the local Native American artists. We’re back on our motorcoach and travel to the Hualapai Lodge, our home for the next two nights. The Hualapai culture permeates the lodge. The lobby features high vaulted wooden ceilings, Hualapai art, and a river-rock fireplace. This evening we enjoy an included dinner together. (D)

Early this morning we depart the hotel. Today will be in our memories for the rest of our lives. Today we raft down the Colorado River. We experience white-water waves and the majestic walls of the Grand Canyon reaching up to the sky everywhere we look. This is a day of unparalleled wilderness beauty & memorable major rapids. Our qualified guides have hundreds of miles of river experience. Each guide has a background in natural history and will help make ours an unforgettable experience. Our rafts are motorized and extremely sturdy, holding up to 8 passengers. Lunch is included on the banks of the Colorado River. At the end of our rafting adventure we are lifted out of the canyon by helicopter, another spectacular adventure, allowing us to see the awesome vastness of the Grand Canyon. We return to the lodge for the evening. Dinner is included at the lodge. (B, L, D)

Today we journey to the land of the Hualapai Nation. The Hualapai are a native people of the southwest. Our motorcoach takes us to the edge of the Hualapai Nation where we board our shuttle to begin our adventure. At the Grand Canyon Skywalk we walk beyond the canyon walls, becoming surrounded by the Grand Canyon while standing at the edge of the Glass Bridge. The Glass Bridge is suspended more than 4,000 feet above the Colorado River on the very edge of the Grand Canyon. We visit an Indian Village consisting of five smaller villages. The dwellings have been constructed by representatives of each nation and each village will include a wealth of stories and authentic displays. Our stop at Guano Point offers incredible views of the Grand Canyon and Colorado River. Lunch is included here. This afternoon we travel to Laughlin for our last evening. Dinner is included tonight. (B, L, D)

We’re sorry to end our adventure but it’s time to return home. We depart from the Las Vegas airport today for our flight home. (B)