Private charter to & from Grand Canyon Village

Grand Canyon Village is the main settlement on the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, a cluster of historic hotels, cabins, shops and park facilities perched directly on the canyon’s edge. Its landmarks date to the early railroad era, including the El Tovar Hotel, Hopi House and Bright Angel Lodge, several of them shaped by architect Mary Colter. Nearly everything here exists to serve the millions of people who come each year to stand at the rim, walk below it or ride a mule into the canyon, and the gateway town of Tusayan just south of the park adds hotels, restaurants and helicopter tour operators.

The drive from Phoenix takes three and a half hours or more, and from Las Vegas longer still, which is why many visitors only manage a rushed stop at a couple of overlooks. Grand Canyon National Park Airport in Tusayan is a few miles from the park entrance, so flying private makes a relaxed day trip realistic, or an overnight at a rim lodge with sunset and sunrise over the canyon. From the village, free shuttle buses run along Hermit Road and to the trailheads, and Desert View lies about 25 miles east.