Las Vegas, also known as Sin City, is known for its vibrant nightlife, world-renowned casinos, and extravagant shows. While many people may associate Vegas with group activities and partying, there are plenty of things to do alone in the city as well. From exploring the Strip to indulging in spa treatments, there are plenty of ways to have a memorable solo trip to Las Vegas. In this blog, we will explore some of the best activities for those travelling alone in Sin City. From taking in a show to trying your luck at the casinos, there is something for everyone. So pack your bags and get ready for an exciting solo adventure in Las Vegas.
If you’re travelling alone in Las Vegas, a Hop-On, Hop-Off bus tour is a great way to get around and see all the major attractions. The Vegas Big Bus Tour covers all the important stops, including the Bellagio Fountains, Treasure Island, Excalibur, and the famous “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign. Not only is it a convenient transportation option, but you can also sit back and enjoy the tour as someone else does all the talking, learning about the history of the Vegas Strip, Downtown, and how the city got the nickname “Sin City.” The whole tour takes about 2.5 hours and is a great way to get your bearings in a place that all can become overwhelming on the first visit. And for those who want to see the sights at night, there’s also a Big Bus Night Tour, where you can enjoy all the same sights, this time illuminated by neon lights.
Exploring the Great Outdoors
Las Vegas may be known for its bright lights and casinos, but the area around the city is also home to a variety of stunning natural wonders. From hiking and canoeing to outdoor yoga, there are plenty of opportunities to experience the great outdoors. One way to explore these sights is by taking a coach tour, which not only eliminates the stress of logistics but also offers the chance to meet other like-minded travelers. And of course, you’ll get to take a walk to the canyon’s South Rim, the most photographed and deepest part of the landscape. If you’ve already visited the Grand Canyon, there are also tours available to Bryce Canyon, Zion National Parks, Hoover Dam, and the Black Canyon.
Dancing the Night (or Day) Away
If you’re on your own in Las Vegas and looking for a fun and social way to spend your evenings (or afternoons), consider joining a Vegas Rockstar Nightclub Tour. Meet your host at a premier Ultra Lounge on the famous Las Vegas Strip and spend the next five hours feeling like a VIP as you get to skip the line at three of Vegas’ most famous clubs. You’ll be transported between clubs in a luxurious party bus equipped with a complimentary bar, ensuring that the conversation and good times keep flowing. f you prefer to party in the daylight hours, there’s also a Rockstar Pool Party option, where you’ll get the same VIP treatment, including a luxury limo with open bar, Instead, meet at a daytime pool club, take a tour of the Vegas Strip, and be dropped off at one of the city’s most popular pool parties. By the time you arrive, you’ll have a limo full of new friends to party with!
Solo in Vegas
Just because you’re traveling alone in Las Vegas doesn’t mean you should miss out on all the fun, and an essential part of that is seeing a show. See the Blue Man Group’s unique combination of painting and percussion live, and possibly even become part of the show with a colorful splash.With Go City, you have the option to choose from a variety of exciting shows to spend your evenings. You can laugh the night away at L.A. Comedy Club at the STRAT, dance and sing along to the Legends in Concert tribute acts, or reminisce over The Beatles LOVE by Cirque du Soleil, a multi-sensory spectacle that tells the story of the Beatles through their own songs with choreography, visuals, and aerial acrobatics. Experience the unique blend of art and music with the Blue Man Group, and maybe even get a splash of color.
Uncovering the Hidden Gems of Vegas
Explore the hidden gems of Las Vegas during an afternoon guided walking tour. The tour starts at the corner of Fremont Street and Main Street, where Vegas was founded in 1905, and journeys towards Downtown Vegas, where you’ll learn about the city’s history and hidden gems. Discover where the Rat Pack preferred to hang out, why the city is so full of wedding chapels, and where to spot things like the famous Golden Nugget, a piece of the Berlin Wall, and 1870s street lamps from Brussels. With a walking tour, it doesn’t matter if you’re on your own, as someone else is doing all the talking, though there’s nothing stopping you from making new friends at the food stops along the way!
