Cactus Pines & The High Roller
From £2,571 pp
- 14 nights
- Economy Flights
- Available January - December
The state of Arizona offers amazing scenery, from the vast landscapes of the Sonoran Desert to the depths of the Grand Canyon. You’ll explore all the wonders of nature and immerse yourself in the state’s unique character, before heading off to experience the glitz and glamour of Vegas.
What's Included?
- International flights from the UK based on economy class
- Accommodation for 14 nights
- 12 days compact car hire with fully inclusive insurance, unlimited mileage and taxes
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Arrive in Tucson
Pick up your car and head to Tucson, a city whose heritage originates from a mix of Spanish colonial, Native American and Mexican influences. Whilst here, visit the beautiful Mission Xavier del Bac and learn some more Tucson history at the Arizona State Museum. For iconic desert views of Arizona, drive through Saguaro National Park and take a cave tour at nearby Kartchner Caverns State Park.
Tucson to Scottsdale, 120 miles
Arrive in Scottsdale and take some time to relax. When recharged, you’ll be able to enjoy the delights of both Phoenix and Scottsdale. We would suggest Papago Park Hiking Trails, Pueblo Grande Museum & Cultural Park and Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix. In Scottsdale, visit the Old Town, the UNESCO World Heritage site of Taliesin West, and Kierland shopping mall and Fashion Show mall for some retail therapy. If you have a head for heights, try a hot air balloon ride at sunrise to get your day started in a breathtaking manner, before visiting Butterfields Pancake House for an outstanding breakfast!
Scottsdale to Sedona, 120 miles
Combine wellness and relaxation at Cathedral Rock, Red Rock State Park and Oak Creek Canyon. We’d recommend doing the the Devils Bridge Trail hike, and spending some time exploring Sedona’s characterful shops, galleries and restaurants.
Sedona to Flagstaff, 40 miles
The drive between Sedona and Flagstaff along the Oak Creek Canyon is breathtaking, with sandstone canyons and rock formations all along the way. Once in Flagstaff, visit Sunset Crater Volcano and Wupatki National Monuments to understand the area’s long history. The city also offers many museums and observatories, as well as shops, bars and restaurants.
Flagstaff to Grand Canyon South Rim, 93 miles
There’s so much more to see by visiting the Grand Canyon from the South Rim, and you’ll enjoy two days of adventure at this incredible natural wonder! Try the Hoover Dam By-Pass Bridge for views of the Dam and Colorado river, or embark on a helicopter flight over the Canyon to see it from a new perspective. There are many stunning viewpoints to visit, such as Mohave Point, Mather Point and Grandview Point to name only a few.
Grand Canyon South Rim to Las Vegas, 280 miles
Cross the state line into Nevada and onto Las Vegas. As well as enjoying the casinos, why not see some other sights? Gondola rides, zip lines, botanical gardens, fountain & fashion shows are but a few options. Further afield, you could visit Lake Mead and the Hoover Dam or Red Rock Canyon State Park.
Homeward Bound
Return your rental car at Las Vegas Airport and board your homebound flight.
Related Itineraries
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Please note selected national parks in the USA require reservations for vehicles in order to enter the parks. Reservations are required in advance. This is in addition to purchasing a national park entrance ticket. Early booking is recommended.
Further information on the parks, where vehicle reservations are required and how to book can be found on:
USA National Parks