Top Kingman Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Experience the thrill of off-roading in the beautiful Mojave Desert on this self-driving side-by-side (UTV) excursion. Fun for drivers of any skill level, the private tour is shaped to suit your group. This means everyone is able to go their own speed rather than having to slow down or speed up to conform with a group tour.

See the Grand Canyon from the top and the bottom with this incredible tour that lets you explore from sky and water. Take flight on a helicopter ride over the West Rim and land on the Canyon floor. Opt to explore by foot or take off on a 15-minute boat ride on the iconic Colorado River. All fees, shuttles and transportation are included in this tour, which is guaranteed to be a memorable part of any Grand Canyon experience.

Your adventure begins the moment you board our comfortable passenger transport. Our well-known Tour Guide is locally cultivated; He grew up exploring the wonders of Northwest Arizona from its History, Desert Terrain to Wildlife. His ancestral roots date back to the 1800’s and his families vintage collections have been featured in Mohave Museum of History & Arts exhibitions.

Saddle up and head out to explore the wilds of Arizona with this guided horseback tour. After sitting down to a Western breakfast, you'll take an hour-long ride along the old Mormon Trail and onwards to Buffalo Point. You'll ride past ancient Joshua trees and may even see some buffalo. You'll also get to stop at a gallery featuring the works of local artists on your way back to the ranch.

Kingman's Premier Desert Winery Tour Your adventure begins from your hotel where one of our 5 star rated guides will welcome you aboard our sanitized passenger van. Your group will be spirited away to Kingman's Powerhouse Visitors Center, Route 66 & Electric Vehicle Museums. After a short visit, then we head down Route 66 to desert wineries where you will have the opportunity to try up to 7 different local wines. The beauty of the desert landscape, surrounded by green vineyards and distant mountain scenes create the perfect ambiance for relaxing and visiting with friends, old and new, while sipping your favorite signature wine choices. After a leisurely visit, your group will embark once again on Route 66 to downtown Kingman where you will be treated to your freshly made lunch from one of our local restaurant favorites. Either hot or cold lunch choice is served along with your favorite brewed beer or wine at Black Bridge Brewery.

Grand Canyon West Rim is approximately 4,000 feet above the canyon floor where the Colorado River runs through. First stop Hualapai Ranch then on to scenic Eagle Point with last stop Guano Point. Next, we head to Grand Canyon Western Ranch for lunch with the singing cowboy in a Western styled restaurant. As we head back to your origination, we’ll take a short trip through the Joshua Tree Forest and pictures with a quick stop at Grand Canyon West Art Gallery.

The Route 66 Museum is truly unique in that it is a museum of history, housed in a historical building that lighted the way for the earliest Route 66 travelers. The building, built between 1907 & 1911, powered early Kingman and area mines starting in July, 1909. It also supplied power for the construction of Hoover Dam, until the Dam began producing cheaper hydroelectric power in the late 1930’s. The Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum, the first of it’s kind anywhere. This Museum includes twenty-nine (and counting) vehicles on loan from the Historic Electric Vehicle Foundation, with members world-wide. The tour begins with an elevator ride down 21 stories (210 feet) to the Chapel of the Ages cavern, the scene of numerous weddings throughout the years and large enough to hold two football fields. Your guide will tell you about the history of these awesome Caverns.