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Complimentary hotel pick up from all major hotels within 3 miles of the strip Live commentary is provided in English

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English speaking expert local tour guide fully narrated tour Book a Private Tour ( minimum purchase of 8 seats ) and enjoy a totally private tour with just you and your expert tour guide!

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Deli style lunch of beef, turkey or vegetarian.

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At Bindlestiff Tours we are closely monitoring government policy changes, Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines, government mandates, and public health advancements and will continue to make changes as deemed necessary and appropriate to our protocols and procedures. Therefore, the information contained in this document is subject to change at any time. Compliance with all posted and below Bindlestiff Tours policies and protocols will be required to participate in a tour and applies to all guests. Employee & Guest Health The health and safety of our employees and guests is our number one priority. We are following advice from the CDC and other relevant guidelines laid out by local authorities. Employee & Guest Health Concerns Our employees have been given clear instructions on how to respond swiftly and report all presumed cases of COVID-19. We will be ready to provide support to our guests. Employees are instructed to stay home if they do not feel well and are instructed to contact management if a guest has a cough, shortness of breath, or other known symptoms of COVID-19. Guests who are exhibiting any of the symptoms of COVID-19 while on tour are instructed to immediately notify their tour guide. Physical Distancing Guests will be advised to practice physical distancing by standing at least six feet away from other groups of people wherever possible. Guests will be reminded to refrain from touching their faces and to practice physical distancing whenever possible. Camping Equipment (for camping tours only) All camping equipment will be sanitized between tours and guests will be assigned the same camping equipment for the duration of the tour. Vehicles All tour vehicles will be sanitized before your tour, using will be additionally sanitized by the tour guide during the tour whenever possible. Disposable Face Masks It is highly encouraged to bring your own hand sanitizer and face covering, and to wear your face covering while traveling. If you forget your mask, one may be available for you while stocks last. Guests will not be required to wear their face mask when they are in the tour vehicle. Please note that some parks and states are mandating that members of the public wear face coverings at all times when in public. Since these mandates are continuously being updated, we encourage you to reach out to us close to your tour date for the latest mandates in each area of your tour. Hand Sanitizer Hand sanitizer will be readily available and free for guests to use throughout their tour. Camping and Lodging Accommodations All hotels and campgrounds used by Bindlestiff Tours are following sanitization protocols and procedures. Please email us at info@bindlestifftours.com for information on how to access each facility’s procedures. Food kitty and communal meals where applicable Any tours that offer communally cooked/prepared meals may be altered in the short term. Any camping evening meals may be replaced with restaurant service at the guest’s expense. Due to these circumstances, local food kitty payments may be reduced and guests will be notified on a per-tour basis if this applies. What if someone shows symptoms of COVID-19 on a tour? If a customer feels unwell during their trip, our guide will assist them to access medical care. This may include facilitating COVID-19 testing. Will my trip continue if someone on the trip tests positive for COVID-19? If a customer tests positive for COVID-19, they will be assisted to leave the tour in line with CDC guidelines and will be offered access medical care (if required). They may be required to isolate for a period of time. Our customer service team will assist with accommodation and onward travel plans, however we highly recommend that guests have travel insurance in place that covers this instance. Whether the rest of the group can continue on the trip will be managed on a case by case basis. Our goal is to keep the trip going wherever possible unless we are required to end the trip in line with local regulations.

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14 passenger touring vehicle with enlarged viewing windows or private tour.

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Day 1 Death Valley National Park Day Tour
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Death Valley National Park Day Tour

Touring through one of the hottest places on Earth may seem daunting, but Bindlestiff Tours assures you that your experiences will be one of the most uniquely enjoyable day trips that you will ever have the opportunity to take. Our air-conditioned vans provide the ability to enjoy the scenery in comfort, and our informative guides will make sure that the stops at each point of interest will be both educational and filled with adventure, as you are given the opportunity to explore the landscape in your own way. The tour starts from pickup points at local hotels in Las Vegas, where you will be greeted and checked in by your personal driver and tour-guide. When the entire group for the day has been assembled, the drive to Death Valley National Park begins. The drive itself is filled with commentary about what you can expect to experience in Death Valley, as well as some local history and information about the trip itself. Once in Death Valley itself, your tour-guide will stop for a photo op at the welcome sign. Many members of our group will take pictures in front of the sign that welcomes us to one of the most extreme environments on Earth, as well as the area that boasts the highest temperature ever recorded. You can expect group members to assume the I am dead in Death valley positions for photographs! The first stops on the tour are Dantes View and Zabriskie point, where our adventurers have the ability to explore each location on their own, to experience the breathtaking views and unusual landscape in their own way. The views of the desert floors from these vantage points is remarkable, and many will simply marvel at the sheer beauty of the expanse while others will stroll around the area, taking in the landscape directly under their feet, noticing unique plant forms and wildlife that inhabits the area. Zabriskie Point is a famous viewpoint that is part of the Amargosa Range, and is unique due to its erosional landscape. It is composed of the elements left behind by the drying up of Furnace Creek Lake, which disappeared around five-million years ago. The location itself was named after Christian Brevoort Zabriskie, who was the vice-president of the Pacific Borax Company, which is featured later in the tour when we visit the Borax Museum. Dantes View is a terrace viewpoint that sits 5,476 feet above the desert floor. It is located on the north side of Coffin Peak, and overlooks the floor of Death Valley. Several paths lead to the peak, which offers a dramatic panoramic view of the basin. Artists Palatte is dramatic due to the many colors of rock that make up the landscape. The colors are due to the oxidation of different metals, red yellow and pink being from iron salts and green from decomposing mica. There are even purple elements that are produced from manganese. The Artist Drive Formation was produced as a result of a violent and explosive volcanic period in Death Valley. Badwater Basin is the area that contains the lowest elevation point in North America at 282 feet below sea level. Do not forget to snap a photo of the mountain behind you that shows the actual point of sea level, which will give you a good idea of how low you are. Badwater Basin is a salt flat, and displays a huge expanse of pure table salt! There is flooding at Badwater Basin often, however it usually doesnt last very long as the scorching temperatures evaporate the standing water into a thicker layer of salt every time. We stop at the Furnace Creek Visitor center where our adventurers enjoy lunch and refreshments as well as exploring the sites and purchasing gifts to commemorate their trip. The Visitor center is an oasis in the desert, with a full restaurant and bar, in addition to many cool areas to relax and take in the sites. Take your picture in front of the sign which contains the world-record temperature record of 134 degrees, and which shows the current temperature. The famous 20 mule team that hauled the Borax from the area after it was mined is commemorated even today on 20 Mule Team Borax laundry detergent. One of our last stops is the Devils Golf Course where a brief off-road trip brings us to an area that provides some of the most unique photographs in the world, as jagged salt formations take on the appearance of snow on the desert floor. Our adventurers venture out into the salt-flat, and notice that the formations are very solid and hard, even though they are delicate in appearance. From this point, our tour of Death Valley returns to Las Vegas, where our visitors say goodbye to their new friends and are shuttled to their individual dropoff points. They retire to their hotels discussing Death valley, the fact that pictures cannot do it justice. To experience a Death Valley tour yourself, simply click the book now button above, and secure your place on our next tour of one of the worlds most interesting and beautiful places.

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Death Valley Day Tour From Las Vegas- Small Groups Tour

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