4-person minimum departure | 12-person VIP Luxury Small Group | Zero Complaints & 5-Star Reviews | Full Starlink Wi-Fi Coverage | Departure from Denver | End in Salt Lake City
Tour Code: 669741
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- Duration
- 5 Day(s)
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- Airport Pickup
- Yes
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- Language
- English
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- Start City
- Denver
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- End City
- Salt Lake City
- Highlights
- Itinerary
- Pricing
- What's Included
- Reviews
- How to Book
- Special Notes
Highlights
- VIP luxury small group (max 12 guests) with exclusive business-class service for a comfortable and premium travel experience.
- Visit popular attractions including Crazy Horse Memorial, Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park and Salt Lake City.
- Full-vehicle Starlink satellite Wi-Fi coverage for seamless internet throughout the journey.
- Complimentary bottled water, snacks and telescopes provided onboard for enhanced comfort.
- Professional bilingual (Chinese/English) driver-guide, introducing geothermal wonders, wildlife and hidden photo spots in Yellowstone.
Itinerary
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Day 1:Denver - Colorado State Capitol Building - The 16th St Mall - Cheyenne -
Participation method:
- airport pickup
Airport Pick-up InformationFree Pick-up at Denver (DEN): Please book flights arriving before 1:00 PM (for reference only). You must meet the tour guide at Baggage Claim 6, East Terminal in the airport lobby by 1:30 PM local time in Denver (the tour guide will depart promptly at this time).Special Notices:Your tour guide will contact you one day prior to departure. Please keep your mobile phone available.If you will be on a flight or cruise on the day before departure, please inform us in advance so we may reach you earlier.Contact Number: 725-895-1680 (English & Chinese)
Summary of the Day:In the morning, take a flight to Denver, the capital of Colorado. Please be sure to arrive at Denver International Airport before 1:30 PM local time (this is the time the tour guide will depart, please be punctual) and meet the tour guide at baggage claim area 6 in the East Terminal of the airport.Afterwards, visit the Colorado State Capitol Plaza, admiring the majestic golden dome of the State Capitol and experiencing the historical and political cultural heritage of Denver as the state capital. In the afternoon, stroll through Denver's 16th Street pedestrian shopping district, located in the heart of downtown. This bustling area boasts numerous shops and is one of Denver's most representative commercial and cultural districts, also featuring many historically significant buildings. In the evening, drive to Cheyenne, the capital of Wyoming, and check into your hotel for rest.
Colorado State Capitol Building (40-minute visit)The Colorado State Capitol, located on East Colfax Avenue in downtown Denver, is the seat of the Colorado State Legislature and the official office of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor. This imposing building, designed by architect Elijah E. Myers, was begun in the 1890s and constructed entirely of Colorado white granite. It officially opened in November 1894. The Capitol's slightly elevated position above other buildings in downtown Denver offers expansive views and is highly symbolic. Its iconic 180-foot-high dome is inscribed with the initials of Denver's 16 founders, symbolizing the city's historical heritage and the state's prestigious status.The 16th St Mall (90-minute visit)16th Street Pedestrian Mall, located in the heart of downtown Denver, is one of the city's most popular commercial and leisure districts. This mile-long pedestrian walkway was designed by world-renowned architect I.M. Pei, and its surface is paved with red, white, and gray granite, its texture resembling rattlesnake skin when viewed from above, making it highly artistically distinctive. Along the mall are various shops, restaurants, and street performance venues, as well as over 40 outdoor cafes, offering a unique and relaxed urban atmosphere for shopping, dining, or simply relaxing in downtown Denver.
Please arrive at Denver International Airport by 1:30 PM local time (this is when the tour guide will depart, so please be punctual) and meet the guide at Baggage Claim 6, East Terminal in the airport lobby.
Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: Red Lion Hotel Cheyenne或La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Fort Collins or similar hotels
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Day 2:Crazy Horse Monument - Mount Rushmore National Memorial - Devil’s Tower - Gillette -
Summary of the Day:We set off early in the morning for the Crazy Horse Monument, the world's largest sculpted monument. This magnificent memorial was carved by Native Americans and American artists to commemorate Crazy Horse, the legendary hero who fought for Native American freedom and dignity. The project is awe-inspiring and symbolizes the preservation of Indigenous culture and spirit.Afterwards, we will visit Mount Rushmore, one of the most symbolic national landmarks in the United States. The majestic granite mountain is sculpted with exquisite carvings depicting four important figures who influenced the course of American history: George Washington, the first president of the United States; Thomas Jefferson, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence; Theodore Roosevelt, the "Messenger of Peace"; and Abraham Lincoln, known as the "Liberator." This world-famous monument showcases the core values of the American spirit and history. Afterwards, we will drive to Devils Tower , the world's first national monument . This unique igneous rock formation, known in Native American culture as "the bear's dwelling," rises abruptly from the plains, reaching a vertical height of over 1200 feet, creating a breathtaking and awe-inspiring sight. It attracts numerous tourists, photographers, and professional climbers every year. In the evening, we will travel to Gillette, a small town in Wyoming , and check into our hotel for rest.
Crazy Horse Monument Crazy Horse Rock (60 minutes visit)Crazy Horse Monument was built to commemorate Crazy Horse, a Native American hero and legendary Sioux chief. This westward-facing mountain sculpture, modeled after Crazy Horse's heroic image, was planned as the world's largest mountain carving project. Surrounded by the Black Mountain range and verdant landscape, the Crazy Horse statue stands majestically atop the mountain, its head gazing westward with a resolute and solemn expression, symbolizing the indomitable spirit of the Native American people. This monument is renowned not only for its immense scale but also for the legendary story behind it - the sculptor dedicated his entire family's resources to this great undertaking, passing it down through generations, demonstrating his dedication to art and embodying the unwavering belief of Native Americans in preserving and promoting their own culture.Mount Rushmore National Memorial (90-minute visit)The Presidential Monument is located in the renowned Black Hills region of South Dakota, famous for its majestic granite landscape and long mining history. Approved in 1925 and construction officially began in 1927, the monument, spanning many years, permanently sculpts the images of four of the most iconic presidents in American history onto the mountain: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln. During your visit, we will stroll along tree-lined trails, appreciating this world-famous national monument from different perspectives, reflecting on and remembering the important figures who shaped American history amidst the magnificent natural scenery.Devil's Tower Devil's Tower ( 45- minute visit )Devil's Tower is considered sacred by the local Native Americans. Its towering, abrupt form inspires awe whether viewed from afar or up close.This massive igneous pillar rises abruptly from the plains, its unique geological structure still the subject of much debate among geologists. The cause of its formation remains undetermined, making it a true marvel of nature. We will walk along the Tower Circular Trail to admire this colossal pillar standing between canyons up close. Along the way, we will also have the opportunity to see rock climbers from around the world challenging themselves and conquering the rock faces, adding vibrant color to this mysterious place.
Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: Wingate by Wyndham Gillette or similar hotels
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Day 3:Gillette - Yellowstone National Park -
Summary of the Day:We set off at dawn, officially entering the magnificent Rocky Mountains region, the only route to the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Along the way, towering peaks and boundless forests stretch as far as the eye can see. Snow-capped mountains and glaciers gleam in the sunlight, waterfalls and rivers rush through the valleys, and wildflowers and grasses dot the landscape, creating a rich and breathtaking natural panorama. During the drive, you'll also have the chance to encounter various wild animals and experience the vitality of the pristine mountains up close.Around noon, we entered Yellowstone National Park, hailed as "the world's first national park." Here, North America's most pristine and magnificent natural landscapes converge: vast prairies intertwine with ancient forests, herds of high-horned deer and bison roam freely, and various rare waterbirds inhabit the area. Colorful geothermal hot springs and fumaroles dot the plateau, forming a breathtaking natural wonder alongside the ancient Yellowstone volcanic landscape, vividly showcasing the Earth's most primal and powerful forces.
Yellowstone National ParkNational Park, the world's first national park, is located in the Los Angeles Mountains, known as the "backbone of America," on a lava plateau between the northern and central Los Angeles Mountains in the western United States. Established on March 1, 1872, it is renowned for its rich wildlife and geothermal resources. Named after the source of the Yellowstone River, the park boasts hundreds of recorded animal species. Native Americans have inhabited the Yellowstone area for at least 11,000 years. Geothermal wonders are its hallmark, and the park's natural landscape is divided into five main areas: the Mammoth Area, the Roosevelt Area, the Canyon Area, the Geyser Area, and the Lake Area, each with its own unique characteristics.Yellowstone Lake (30-minute visit)Known as "the most unparalleled alpine lake," Yellowstone Lake is the largest lake in Yellowstone National Park and one of the world's highest- altitude lakes . The average annual water temperature is 5 degrees Celsius. Yellowstone Lake holds 340,000 tons of water, with an annual outflow of 30,000 tons, and the water is completely replaced approximately every 8-10 years. Observations since 1952 show that the annual fluctuation in Yellowstone Lake's water level does not exceed 6 feet. Yellowstone Lake freezes over for six months each year, from late December/early January to late May/early June, with ice layers ranging from several inches to two feet thick. Due to its size, depth, and local monsoon winds, Yellowstone Lake sometimes resembles a turbulent inland sea. In late summer, Yellowstone Lake is stratified by varying water temperatures ; the surface water rarely exceeds 19 degrees Celsius, while the lower layers are much colder, making swimming impossible; humans can only survive for 20-30 minutes in these temperatures.Optional activity at your own expense:[Yellowstone Lake Boat] Each boat can carry a maximum of 6 people. Open from June 13th to September, depending on the weather (inside the park). Whether you can participate depends on the actual situation and cannot be booked in advance.Fishing Bridge ( 20-minute visit)Fishing Bridge spans the Yellowstone River, connecting Yellowstone Lake to the northern area, and is one of the park's important transportation and viewpoints. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the clear river water flowing gently out of Yellowstone Lake. The lake is vast and the view is expansive, with wildlife often seen in the surrounding area. It is also an ideal spot to observe the hydrological changes of Yellowstone Lake and photograph the lake scenery, making it a good place for a short stop to relax and unwind.Upper Yellowstone Falls Upper Waterfall Edge (30-minute visit)The Upper Falls was formed by the Yellowstone River eroding softer rocks. Located upstream, the 109-foot-high Upper Falls can be seen from the Upper Falls and Uncle Tom 's Trail, where you can witness the spectacular sight of Yellowstone Falls up close.Artisit Point Yellowstone Artists' Point (30-minute visit)Artist Point is located in the eastern part of Yellowstone National Park. From Artist Point, you can enjoy spectacular views of the interplay between high and low waterfalls, as well as breathtaking natural scenery composed of clear skies, turquoise waters, white spray, and tan canyon walls. Artist Point is also a popular spot for viewing the lower falls and enjoying Yellowstone's stunning landscape.
Special Note:The East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park is expected to open on May 2, 2026. Before that date, the following attractions will be closed: Upper and Lower Falls, Artist Point, Hayden Canyon, Mud Volcano, Fishing Bridge, and West Thumb Geyser. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Friendly reminder:The order of sightseeing spots in Yellowstone National Park will be arranged by the tour guide according to the actual situation on the day. Please refer to the tour guide's arrangement on the day of your tour.
Meals Included: Breakfast: Breakfast Buffet / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: White Buffalo West Yellowstone or similar hotels
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Day 4:Yellowstone National Park -
Summary of the Day:From the hotel early in the morning for a day trip to witness the geothermal wonders of Yellowstone National Park. Upon entering the park, first explore the most active and representative geothermal area – Norris Geyser Basin, where steam rises and fumaroles abound, showcasing the raw energy of the Yellowstone volcanic plateau. Then head to the colorful Yellowstone Palette, where hot springs, mud pots, and fumaroles intertwine to create a landscape resembling a natural painting.Next, we'll visit Yellowstone's iconic landmark, Old Faithful Geyser, to witness its spectacular, regularly erupting flow. Stroll along the Upper Geyser Basin boardwalk to Morning Glory Pool, soaking in its vibrant mineral colors and steamy atmosphere. Afterwards, we'll head to the Grand Prismatic Spring, known as the "Eye of the Earth," where the lake's colors shift and change with the light, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Finally, we'll explore the Mud Volcanoes area, where the gushing, hot mud and sulfurous fumes provide a powerful and awe-inspiring experience, showcasing some of Yellowstone's most striking geothermal landscapes.Norris Geyser Basin Norris Geyser Basin (30-minute visit)Norris Geyser Basin, located in the north-central part of Yellowstone National Park, is one of the park's hottest, most geologically active, and most unstable geothermal areas. It features numerous fumaroles, hot springs, and geysers, with steam rising from the surface, showcasing Yellowstone's most pristine and awe-inspiring volcanic landscape.The basin's geothermal landscape boasts a rich tapestry of colors, ranging from crystal-clear blue-green hot springs to milky blue-white mineral deposits, creating a constantly shifting visual effect under varying light. Some geysers remain in a state of dormancy for extended periods, with extremely long eruption cycles. Historically, one geyser reached a record eruption height of approximately 380 feet, showcasing the immense energy hidden deep within the Yellowstone volcanic plateau. A stroll through the basin feels like walking on a constantly "breathing" earth, a truly awe-inspiring and unforgettable experience.Artist Paint Pots Yellowstone Palette (30-minute tour)Also known as the Artist's Paint Bucket or Painter's Paint Bucket, it is an important tourist attraction in Yellowstone National Park. The colorful landscape is a key feature of this attraction, combining four typical geothermal features: hot springs, mud pots, fumaroles, and geysers.Old Faithful Geyser Old Faithful Geyser (90-minute visit)Old Faithful Geyser is a geyser located in Yellowstone National Park, USA, named for its consistent and regular eruptions. It was named during the Washburn-Lanford-Dorn Expedition in 1870, becoming the first named geyser in Yellowstone National Park. Currently, it erupts approximately every 90 minutes, each eruption lasting 4-5 minutes, with water columns reaching over 40 meters high, creating a spectacular sight, and it never stops. The geyser and the adjacent Old Faithful Inn are listed as part of the Old Faithful Historic District.Morning Glory Pool (75-minute visit)Morning Glory Pool, located at the end of the Upper Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park, is named for the vibrant morning glory-like colors that appear around its edges. It is one of Yellowstone's most iconic hot springs. The water's color gradually transitions from deep blue to yellow and orange, creating distinct layers under sunlight, making it a highly scenic attraction. Powered by a continuously heating underground spring , Morning Glory Pool boasts extremely high water temperatures. Its unique color variations, combined with the surrounding steaming landscape, make it a key scenic spot for visitors exploring the Upper Geyser Basin on foot.The Grand Prismatic Hot Spring (40-minute visit)Also known as the Grand Prismatic Spring or the Eye of the Earth, it is located at coordinates 44.524569, -110.837975 in Yellowstone National Park, USA. With a diameter of approximately 100 meters, it is the largest hot spring in the United States and the third largest in the world. It is about 75 to 91 meters wide and 49 meters deep, with a water temperature reaching 85 °C , and approximately 2000 liters of 71-degree Celsius water gushing out every minute. It was first discovered by explorers in 1839. The amazing thing about the Grand Prismatic Spring is that the color of the lake changes with the seasons. In spring, the lake changes from emerald green to a golden orange-red. In the height of summer, the chlorophyll decreases, so the lake displays a vibrant orange, red, or yellow hue. But in the depths of winter, due to lack of sunlight, the water turns a deep, dark green.Mud Volcano Area ( 30-minute visit)Located in the eastern part of Yellowstone National Park, near the north side of Yellowstone Lake, the mud volcano is one of the park's most spectacular geothermal landscapes. Unlike other geothermal areas in Yellowstone that are dominated by clear hot springs, the mud volcano erupts mainly as hot mud, with the surface constantly churning and bubbles bursting, accompanied by a strong sulfurous smell, showcasing the most primitive and direct side of Yellowstone's volcanic activity.Around the mud volcano, mineral deposits nourish vibrantly colored vegetation, with grasslands displaying bright and unique hues that contrast sharply with the churning mud. Walking along the boardwalk offers a close-up, awe-inspiring visual and auditory experience of the geothermal eruptions, as if you were on a still-evolving part of Earth's landscape. It's an important attraction for understanding the energy and geological activity of Yellowstone's volcanoes.Special Note:The East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park is expected to open on May 2, 2026. Before that date, the following attractions will be closed: Upper and Lower Falls, Artist Point, Hayden Canyon, Mud Volcano, Fishing Bridge, and West Thumb Geyser. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Friendly reminder:The order of sightseeing spots in Yellowstone National Park will be arranged by the tour guide according to the actual situation on the day. Please refer to the tour guide's arrangement on the day of your tour.
Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:NoneHotel: White Buffalo West Yellowstone or similar hotels
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Day 5:Yellowstone National Park - Grand Teton National Park - Salt Lake City -
Summary of the Day:In the morning , we departed from the hotel and drove along the South Yellowstone Scenic Road, first visiting the West Thumb Geyser Basin, which is adjacent to Yellowstone Lake. This is a rare lakeside geothermal landscape area within Yellowstone National Park, where hot spring steam rises from the lake shore, reflecting off the clear lake water and the clouds , creating a unique and captivating scene. Afterwards, we enjoyed distant views of Yellowstone Lake, experiencing the vastness and tranquility of this high-altitude lake.After leaving Yellowstone National Park, head south into the magnificent Grand Teton National Park, where snow-capped peaks, meadows, and valleys create classic American West mountain scenery. Afterwards, visit Jackson, a famous town in Wyoming, to take photos at Elk Antlers National Park and experience the vibrant atmosphere of a Western town.Afterwards, we drove to Utah, arriving at the Great Salt Lake, where the lake and sky meet in breathtaking scenery. Upon entering Salt Lake City, we viewed the majestic Utah State Capitol from the outside and strolled through Temple Square, a landmark in the city's heart, to learn about local history and culture. After the tour, we transferred to Salt Lake City International Airport, concluding our trip.
West Thumb Geyser Basin West Thumb Geyser Basin (60-minute visit)West Thumb Geyser Basin, located on the shore of Yellowstone Lake, was formed 150,000 years ago by a tectonic subsidence. The combination of hot geysers and lake water creates a unique, misty landscape: the steam rising from the hot springs rises amidst the shimmering green waters of Yellowstone Lake, reflecting against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, creating a scene unlike any other hot spring area in Yellowstone. This area is essentially a bay of Yellowstone Lake, where many geysers converge. The vents display a variety of colors, some transparent green, others a dark, cement-like black. The numerous vents create a beautiful, fantastical scene.Grand Teton National Park Grand Teton National Park ( 90-minute visit)Established on February 26, 1929, and named after the highest peak in the Teton Mountains, Grand Teton National Park boasts a near-pristine ecosystem. Some prehistoric plants and animals still thrive here, and the oldest rocks have been identified as dating back 2.7 billion years. With its numerous lakes, rivers, and snow-capped mountains, including Jackson Lake and Jenny Lake, the park creates a tranquil world south of Yellowstone. Furthermore, Grand Teton National Park is home to an incredibly diverse array of wildlife, including bison, grizzly bears, black bears, and moose.
Elk Antler Arches Park Deer Antler Park (30-minute visit)The park isn't large, but it features giant arches made of deer antlers in the four cardinal directions. The antlers are all hard and durable, making it a shame they aren't used to make deer antler tonics. These antlers aren't from hunting; they're from the large numbers of elk that migrate from the mountains to Jackson's National Elk Sanctuary every winter. In the spring, the antlers naturally shed and are replaced, leaving behind countless treasures after the elk leave.
Great Salt Lake (30-minute visit)The Great Salt Lake, the world's second-largest saltwater lake and North America's largest inland salt lake, is located in western Utah, USA. It is bordered by the Rocky Mountains to the east and desert to the west, and consists of 10 islands. It is also a wildlife sanctuary, attracting millions of migratory birds annually. The lake's salinity is as high as 25%, second only to the Dead Sea, and only a few types of algae that can tolerate extremely high salinity can survive in it.
Utah State Capitol Utah State Capitol (30-minute visit)The Utah State Capitol, located in Salt Lake City, rivals the scale and design of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Its Byzantine-style dome gleams brilliantly in the sunlight. The interior is even more opulent and intricately decorated. The walls are made of polished marble, the ceilings are adorned with exquisite murals, and countless lifelike, finely sculpted figures stand within. Furthermore, given Utah's nickname, the "Honeycomb State," a prominent beehive sculpture stands in front of the building, a must-see for visitors to take photos.
Temple Square Temple Square (30-minute visit)Temple Square is a 10-acre (4.0-hectare) complex located in downtown Salt Lake City and owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Temple Square includes the Salt Lake City Temple, Salt Lake City Chapel, Salt Lake City Convention Center, the Seagull Monument, and two visitor centers. In 1964, the square was designated a National Historic Landmark to recognize the achievements of the Mormons in settling in Utah.
- It is recommended to book flights departing from Salt Lake City International Airport after 10:00 PM. Complimentary airport transfer is provided for flights before 10:00 PM; an extra fee applies for transfers for flights after 10:00 PM.- For an additional night’s hotel accommodation, the rate will be based on the actual price on the day.Special Note:The South Entrance of Yellowstone National Park is expected to open on 05/10/2026. Therefore, West Thumb Geyser will remain closed from 05/02/2026 to 05/09/2026. We apologize for any inconvenience.Friendly reminder:The order of sightseeing spots in Yellowstone National Park will be arranged by the tour guide according to the actual situation on the day. Please refer to the tour guide's arrangement on the day of your tour.Meals Included: Breakfast:None / Lunch:None / Dinner:None
Pricing
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Holiday Price/Person By Occupancy :
1. The sequence of itineraries is subject to change without prior notice according to departure date, weather, traffic, etc.
2. Two full-size beds per room, Usitour don't guarantee extra rolling/sofa bed for 3rd or 4th person, please contact front desk for availability;
3. Some itineraries offer "Buy two get one discounted" or "Buy two get two discounted", which means three or four persons share one room can get discount;
4. We offer a "buy two get one discounted" or "Buy two get two discounted” . Due to we reserve bus seats, no-show of third and fourth discounted customers incur penalty fee, and the first and second customers should pay the fee to tour guide.
5.Please read carefully the content in "What's Excluded" section on tour's detail page,and directly pay the fee in cash to your tour guide.
What's Included:
1. Transportation from Denver to Salt Lake City (tour starts in Denver and ends in Salt Lake City)
2. Accommodation: 4 nights’ hotel stay
3. Professional driver-guide service
4. One special Yellowstone-style dining experience
5. Thoughtful complimentary items: bottled water, snacks, fruits and binoculars
6. Starlink high-speed Wi-Fi available throughout the journey
7. Professional Nappa business-class tour vehicle with commercial insurance (Groups of 6 or more will travel in Nappa business-class vehicles; groups of fewer than 6 will use 7-passenger business vehicles)
8. Taxes
What's Excluded:
Air fares between your hometown and the departure city.
All meals and drinks during the trip are not included in tour price. The tour guide will make eating arrangements.
A mandatory service fees: A total of $10.00/day per passenger. Any child / Infant reserving a seat will have to pay the service fees as well. Ex: 2 people taking a 2-day tour would pay: $10 x 2 (seats) x 2 (days) = $40. For those who enjoy free pick-up from Los Angeles, Las Vegas, San Francisco and Salt Lake City, each guest pays a tour guide + driver for a total of $4 /passenger per trip(Only Hotel Shuttle Bus);
If the tour includes California theme parks, the price is a mandatory fee, please pay when placing the order;
Personal room fees such as laundry or valet services, telephone calls, or alcoholic beverages/ mini bar items, unless they are otherwise specified.
All listing mandatory admission, please pay when you make the booking or pay cash to tour guide;
Any private expenses
Surcharge will be added to the total price when checking out.
All other fees not show in "What's Included".
| Subject Of Entry | Adult/per. | Child/per. | Elder/per. | Remark |
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| Yellowstone Lake Boat Rental (1 Hour) | $100.00 | $100.00 | $100.00 | To be paid on tour: USD 100 per person per hour |
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| 【Mandatory Fees】Yellowstone NP, Grand Teton NP & Great Salt Lake admission tickets, national park permits, taxes, CUA, fuel fees, parking fees and Nappa business class upgrade fee | $300.00 | $300.00 | $300.00 | To be paid directly to the tour guide upon joining the group.Excludes non-U.S. resident surcharge |
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How to book
How to book:
Your purchase does not guarantee confirmation. Your purchase will initiate a reservation process. We will confirm with you via email within one to two business days.
Prices may vary due to availability. We reserve the right to make price adjustment without prior notice.
Please refer to our Customer Amendment, Cancellation and Refund Policy before you make reservation.
Local tour provider reserves the right to make modifications to tour arrangements including order of tour activities, hotel and its location if deemed necessary.
Booking process:
| 1. Place Order: | Choose the departure date, pick-up location, number of adults/children, and tours or activities that you like, provide all required information and then place your order. |
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| 2. Complete Payment: | You can pay with Discover, Master and Visa card, or with PayPal. Once you have completed the payment, you will receive a Reservation Form. The Reservation Form is not your voucher. |
| 3. Confirm Order: | Confirmation of your order will take up to 2 business days, depending on availability. If the tour you have chosen is unavailable or cancelled, we will offer you a full refund. |
| 4. Get E-Voucher: | Once your order has been confirmed, we will immediately send an E-Voucher to your email. Please read it carefully and keep it with you while traveling. |
After You Book:
Immediately after submitting your reservation you will receive a Receipt of Reservation via email.
Within one to two business days of submitting your reservation you will receive a confirmation email from us. If you need to book an airline ticket, we recommend that you do so after you receive a confirmation of your tour reservation from us.
An E-Ticket will be sent to you via email as soon as details of your reservation are confirmed or your supporting information is received by us. We will provide you with all detailed information about your tour on the E-Ticket. Contact information for local tour provider will be included on E-Ticket for your convenience or re-confirmation purpose if re-confirmation is required.
Simply print your E-Ticket and present it with your valid photo ID on the day of your activity to your tour guide. Please remember E-Ticket is your proof of purchase.
Amendment/Cancellation/Refund policy
Once you receive your electronic travel voucher, your order has been confirmed. For any reason that you cannot attend the tour or desert the groupearly, there will be no refund for unused tours. All flights and hotel cannot be changed or canceled once confirm.
- 1U.S. & Mexico travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 7 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 50% of payment is refunded |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 75% of payment is refunded (Mexico is 60%) |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 2Alaska travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 10 Days Prior to Departure Date(including 10 days) | Non-refundable |
| 11-21 Days Prior to Departure Date | 45% of payment is refunded |
| 22-30 Days Prior to Departure Date | 65% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 3Hawaii travel packages (exclude Hawaii inter-island air ticket)
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 7 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 15% of payment is refunded |
| 15 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 50% of payment is refunded |
| Tour package with "Once confirmed, no refund" notice | Non-refundable |
- 4Canada travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 17 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 18-24 Days Prior to Departure Date | 45% of payment is refunded |
| 25-36 Days Prior to Departure Date | 65% of payment is refunded |
| 36 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 85% of payment is refunded |
Surcharge for hotel upgrading is non-refundable
- 4Yellowstone National Park travel packages
Please refer to "Cancellation and Refund Info" for individual tours.
- 6European travel packages
Once the Europe Tour package orders and sends a "Tour Confirmation Form" or "E-voucher", no fees will be refunded. Cancellation of special circumstances will be carried out in accordance with the specific provisions of the "Precautions" in each route.
- 7Australia travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| Air ticket included in the product | Non-refundable |
| 14 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 75% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 8New Zealand travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| 21 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 40% of payment is refunded |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 70% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 9Africa travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| Tour package with "Once confirmed, no refund" notice | Non-refundable |
| 21 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 22-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 40% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | 90% of payment is refunded |
- 10South America travel packages
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 1-day tour | Non-refundable |
| Tour package with "Once confirmed, no refund" notice | Non-refundable |
| 7 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 8-14 Days Prior to Departure Date | 70% of payment is refunded |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 50% of payment is refunded |
| 30 or More Days Prior to Departure Date | charge $200 penalty, the rest will be refund |
- 11Attraction tickets/ Show tickets/ Bus tickets
- 12Cruise itinerary (any changes is deemed to be cancelled)
| Cancellation Made Within | Refund Policy |
| 14 Days Prior to Departure Date | Non-refundable |
| 15-29 Days Prior to Departure Date | 20% of payment is refunded |
| 30-55 Days Prior to Departure Date | 40% of payment is refunded |
| 56-90 Days Prior to Departure Date | charge $330 penalty per person, the rest will be refund |
The Miami Cruise Line cancellation is subject to the cruise company rules
- 13Reservation made 7 Days Prior to Departure Date
Reservations made 7 days prior to departure date are non-refundable if cancel due to personal reason, regardless of whether you have received the Confirmation Form or E-voucher.
- 14Confirmed order
The following terms apply to the refund policy when canceling or changing a confirmed order
(a) Reducing the number of travelers
(b) Rescheduling tour departure date
- 15Cancel amended order
If cancel the order that has been rescheduled tour departure date, refund policy will be applied to the original tour departure date.
- 16Cancellation of free-fare passenger of "buy 2, Get 1 or 2 Free" offers (exclude Yellowstone National Park tours)
If cancellation of free-fare passenger(s) is made at least 10 days before tour departure date, the reservation will be subject to a $50.00 Amendment Fee. No-show or cancellation within 10 days will be assessed a penalty fee as amount of child price.
- 17The specific amendment/refund criteria after receive Confirmation Form and E-voucher:
(a)If amendment is made at least 7 days before tour departure date, the reservation will be subject to a $50.00 Amendment Fee and any other surcharge.
(b) You can fill the flight information one-time for free after receive Confirmation Form, and will be charge $50 Amendment Fee after.
(c)If a tour is scheduled to depart within the next 7 days, we will not change a traveler's departure date and will not offer a refund.
- 18How to Change/ Cancel a Reservation
Amendment or Cancellation must be made by filling out and signing the Usitour Amendment Request Form and Cancellation Request Form. Please email, fax or mail to us, and confirm of receiving by calling us. We will process your request within 7 to 15 business days.
Email: service@usitour.com
Fax: 626-768-3706
Special Notes
1. Usitour cooperates with top local tour operators and ensures the best quality of services to all travelers.
2. The sequence of itineraries is subject to change without prior notice according to departure date, weather, traffic, holidays, construction, etc.
3. Please ensure safety of your luggage always, especially in public areas. The tour operator or the tour guide cannot be held responsible for any loss of personal belongings.
4. Please bring valid documentation on travel date (passport, driving license, visa, etc).
5. No-show of third and fourth discounted passengers incurs a penalty fee, and the first and the second passengers should pay the fee to the guide.
6. National Park Pass / City Pass / Entry Tickets / Annual or Season Passes / Senior Pass (or) any admission tickets to attractions purchased on your own are not allowed on this tour. All mandatory / optional tour services, have to be purchased as instructed in the exclusions section.
7. Two full-sized beds per room. No additional bed for children, 3rd or 4th travelers.
8. Tour is not wheel chair accessible.
9 Children at 18 or under 18 years old must be accompanied by a partner at 19 or 19+ years old.
10. We recommend that you book your flight ticket after receiving the confirmation e-tour ticket. After ordering the ticket, please return to our website tours.usitour.com “My Account” to fill in the ticket information for the guide to pick up the plane.
11. If the flight is late or delayed, please inform the pick-up personnel in time. We are not responsible for this issue affected due to your pick-up arrangement.
12. For the principle of fairness, the bus seats are rotated daily during the trip. Please cooperate with the tour guide to avoid unnecessary disputes.
13. For New Year's Day, National Day, Labor Day or other long weekend holidays, the group fee will be adjusted appropriately. Please confirm the price before booking.
14. In order to ensure that all guests can start the tour on time, please arrive at the pick-up location 10 minutes in advance, and we are not responsible for your expiration.