Death Valley Sunset and Stargazing Tour from Las Vegas

About This Experience

A later departure for valley sights, sunset and a weather-dependent night-sky stop.

Daytime stops introduce the salt flats and colored hills before the evening portion begins. The itinerary lists Dante’s View, Badwater Basin, Artists Palette and Zabriskie Point.

Stargazing is scheduled around ninety minutes after sunset, giving the sky time to darken. A guide handles the return drive to Las Vegas after the night-sky stop.

This is a long sightseeing outing with a night-sky finale. Choose it when you want both the desert landscape and time after dark, and leave the return evening free. The published duration is about 12 hours; a restaurant reservation, show or airport transfer immediately afterward would give you little flexibility if the journey runs late.

Meals are excluded, which matters on an outing of this length. Ask the operator when food can be purchased and bring something suitable for your dietary needs. Water is included, but that does not replace a meal. Keep layers and any personal essentials in a small bag you can reach during the stops.

The listing schedules stargazing roughly 90 minutes after sunset. That interval allows the sky to darken; it does not promise a particular astronomical sight. Clouds, moonlight and the season affect what you see. If photography is your priority, check whether you can bring your preferred equipment and how much time the group will spend at the observing stop.

Pickup changes with the season. The listing gives January–February pickup around 9 AM and November–December around 8:30 AM; your booking confirmation determines the time and place for your departure. Send accurate hotel information and check whether the pickup is at your hotel entrance or an assigned meeting point. Do not infer a departure time from another month’s review.

Highlights

• Daytime stops introduce the salt flats and colored hills before the evening portion begins.
• The itinerary lists Dante’s View, Badwater Basin, Artists Palette and Zabriskie Point.
• Stargazing is scheduled around ninety minutes after sunset, giving the sky time to darken.
• A guide handles the return drive to Las Vegas after the night-sky stop.

What's Included

• ✓ Bottled water
• ✓ All Fees and Taxes
• ✓ Hotel Pick-up and Drop off
• ✓ Professional Tour Guide
• ✓ Death Valley Tour with Stargazing

Not Included

• Gratuities
• Meals

What to Bring

• Comfortable closed-toe shoes
• Warm layers for early starts and exposed viewpoints
• Sun protection and a refillable water bottle
• Booking confirmation available offline

Good to Know & Caveats

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Stargazing takes place one hour and 30 minutes after sunset.
• Please note that many stars may not be visible at night with a bright moon, heavy cloud, or raining.
• If a road is closed due to a natural disaster within the national park and we cannot visit, we will visit another location.
• unable to accommodate service dogs
• Only people under 70 years of age and without health problems can participate.

Meeting Point

Pick-up time. January - February 9am / March - May 10:30am / June - August 1:30pm / September - October 11am / November - December 8:30am. The tour guide will send you the pick up time and information by text or email the day before the tour.