Badwater Basin Tours and Tickets

Discover one of the United States’ most extreme natural attractions during this full-day tour of Death Valley National Park from Las Vegas. Following early-morning departure, travel via comfortable coach to the park, stopping at highlights like the Rhyolite Ghost Town en route. During your tour, you’ll see the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, and more, and can soak up the rugged, dramatic scenery.

Discover the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere at Death Valley National Park, the largest National Park in the U.S., on this guided, full-day excursion from Las Vegas. Travel on board an air-conditioned minibus to one of the most desolate places on earth, and learn about Death Valley’s history, landscape, and wildlife along the way. See other desert highlights including Furnace Creek, Artist’s Palette, Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point, and more. A boxed lunch, plenty of bottled water, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere at Death Valley National Park, the largest National Park in the US, on this guided, full-day excursion from Las Vegas. Travel on board a luxury SUV or mini coach to one of the most desolate places on earth. Learn about Death Valley’s history, landscape and wildlife along the way. Also, see other desert highlights like the old ghost town of Rhyolite, Furnace Creek, Artist’s Palette, Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point and more. Entrance fees, lunch, snacks, bottled water and a hotel pickup/drop-off included.

Combine a wine tasting tour and a visit to Death Valley National Park with personalized attention on this small-group tour from Las Vegas. Leave the bustle of The Strip behind and get out into nature. Learn about the grape cultivars at a visit to Pahrump Valley Winery and stop at Dante's View to get photo-worthy views of Death Valley. Along the way, learn about the area through guided commentary. End up with some epic stargazing, free from light pollution.

Discover Death Valley by night and day—and leave all the logistics to your guide—on this seamless, small-group tour from Las Vegas. Following pickup directly from your hotel, travel to Death Valley: you can admire its dramatic badlands, salt flats, and other striking scenery at locations like Dante’s View, Zabriskie Point, and Artists Palette. After a meal, stay until after sunset to see the stars come out in this dark-sky location.

Discover the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere while visiting Death Valley National Park, the largest National Park in the US, on this full-day excursion from Las Vegas. Travel on board a custom-built Tour Trekker vehicle to one of the most desolate places on earth. Learn about Death Valley’s history, landscape and wildlife, plus the urban legends of ghost towns and long-abandoned gold mines along the way. Also, see other desert highlights like Furnace Creek, Badwater Basin, Zabriskie Point and more. Lunch, bottled water and a hotel pickup/drop-off are included.

Rather than having to pick from either a day tour or a night tour, this special full-day guided excursion gives you the chance to see Death Valley at sunset and during a starry evening. This magical location is known for having the USA’s darkest night sky and attracts stargazers from around the world. See stars, the moon, and meteor showers, and take photos of sand dunes, canyons, and colorful rocks at Death Valley National Park.

On this Death Valley getaway, let the pros take care of you. After pickup from your Las Vegas hotel, sit back, relax and enjoy the private ride to Death Valley National Park. You’ll then embark on a customized itinerary, hitting all the trails, vistas, and hotspots you like. In addition to providing drinks, lunch, and transport, your guide handles all photography—all you have to do is focus on adventure.

There’s nothing quite like a Death Valley sunrise—if you can reach the desert region early enough to catch it. This small-group day (night) trip does the work for you, departing from Vegas in the middle of the night to catch the sunrise from Dante’s View. Spend the rest of your trip stargazing and visiting Desert Valley highlights including Zabriskie Point, the Furnace Creek Visitor Center, and Badwater before returning to Vegas.

This tour is designed for the 18-35 year old backpacker crowd on a budget that wants to see it all. This fast paced tour packs in the most of any tour out there but still allows enough time to really enjoy your vacation. If you want to see and do as much as possible in one week this is it. Our expert guides will show you all the well known sites plus countless hidden gems. We take you camping in some of the most beautiful National Parks and stay in a casino right on the Las Vegas Strip! We use small 15 passanger vans with trailers instead of buses like everyone else so space is limited! Includes most of your meals, camping equipment and more.

This unique park is a land of extremes that will surprise and delight you. Colorful mountains frame the valley which is the second lowest point on Earth, second only to the Dead Sea. The valley floor is 282 feet (86m) below sea level. It is the driest, lowest and hottest National Park. In fact, it is the hottest place on our planet in the summer. Our tours travel to Death Valley National Park in the Fall, Winter and Spring. The valley offers features like nowhere else, including Devil’s Golf Course, Artists Drive, Zabriskie Point, and Badwater Basin. Enjoy colorfully layered mountains, sand dunes, salt flats and other unusual features. Stop at the Visitor Center and Museum to learn more about the topography, history and wildlife of Death Valley. Also enjoy a visit to Rhyolite Ghost Town for some fascinating photos of stone buildings, railroad depot and even some local ghosts.

A fascinating place for whoever interested in history, architecture, or famous and unusual geographical features, also for great masterpiece photography taking! Death Valley National Park is the continental United States’ largest park. It’s also the hottest, driest and lowest. Despite harsh conditions, the park’s more than 3 million acres aren’t simply desert plains. find mountains, canyons, sand dunes, extinct volcanic craters and even palm trees and wildflowers. Harmony Borax Works was the central feature in the opening of Death Valley and the subsequent popularity of the Furnace Creek area. The plant and associated townsite played an important role in Death Valley history. Rhyolite Ghost Town was inhabited for just 12 years, it flourished enormously during this short period