
Utah and Arizona
An unforgettable road trip in a camper van through some of the USA's most majestic national parks and the Wild West just as we see it only in the movies.

Utah and Arizona
An unforgettable road trip in a camper van through some of the USA's most majestic national parks and the Wild West just as we see it only in the movies.















WhyUtah and Arizona?
Experience true freedom amidst the nature of the Southwest
Experience the true magic of American national parks with us in the most authentic and comfortable way – with a camper van! Join an adventure that will take you on a journey through the most majestic corners of the Southwest.
Each night, we will wake up and fall asleep under countless stars, nestled in cosy and modern campsites in the very heart of the wilderness. Our camper vans are equipped with all necessary amenities, so you can enjoy every moment of this experience as you travel through the picturesque landscapes of Utah, Arizona, and Nevada.
Expect grand sunrises, secluded trails, and breathtaking views that will show you how vast and beautiful nature truly is.
Is this journey meant for you?
Challenge
Comfort
Nature
Culture
Landscapes You’ll Never Forget
Do you feel most alive when you're amidst the wilderness? Do you love desert landscapes, deep canyons, and towering rock walls? Are you irresistibly drawn to a starlit sky and a campfire in the heart of majestic mountains?
If you dream of immersing yourself completely in the atmosphere of national parks, waking up with the sunrise in Zion, or falling asleep under the stars in the Grand Canyon, this journey is just for you. We are here to turn this adventure into reality.



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Your Home on Wheels
Are you ready for an adventure in the Wild Wild West? But don't worry – we won't be riding horses; instead, we'll be cruising in RV Ford Carriages - campers! Yes, that's right – the Wild West has never been this convenient and fun.
On the outside, these campers are real stars of the road – big, powerful, and primed for adventure! Just press the pedal, and the highways lead us to the most epic sights of America. Forget hotels – your home is now wherever we choose.
And inside? Imagine a kitchen where you can whip up breakfast with a view of the Valley of Fire. A cozy dining nook, sofas that seem to embrace you after a long day, and yes – real beds where sleep feels even sweeter. And around the table? That's where all the stories, laughter, and plans for tomorrow gather.




The national parks await you with their otherworldly beauty
From canyons and dunes to starry nights you'll remember for a lifetime. Bring your curiosity along, relax, and let the camper show you what true freedom means.
There's nothing for you to worry about – we've taken care of everything. You just hop in, play your favourite playlist, and embark on a journey that will make you wonder why you've ever travelled any other way. And the best part? With a driver! Yes, you have your own personal driver, who will handle the route while you enjoy the views with a beer in hand.









































Itinerary
Day 1
Viva Las Vegas!
We take off from Sofia before noon, and thanks to the time difference, we land in Vegas the same evening—ready for our first encounter with the city of lights, glamour, and endless entertainment possibilities.
After arriving, we settle in at Days Inn by Wyndham to refresh and rest after the flight. The first evening is dedicated to free time—everyone can spend it as they wish or simply relax and prepare for the adventure that awaits us.
Las Vegas offers something for everyone—from luxurious casinos, world-famous shows, and gourmet restaurants to impressive fountain spectacles and attractive landmarks. You can stroll down The Strip, see the Bellagio fountains, catch a Cirque du Soleil show, or try your luck at one of the world's most renowned casinos—Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, or The Venetian.
Day 2
Valley of Fire
The morning in Las Vegas begins with breakfast and preparation for the grand adventure. We take the campers – our mobile home for the next two weeks. After a brief briefing and shopping for all the essentials for the road, we head towards Valley of Fire State Park – one of the most remarkable natural parks in Nevada.
About an hour later, we enter the park – a world of red rocks and wavy forms that seem to have stepped out of a fantasy film. If the heat permits, we will take a short walk to Pink Canyon or White Domes Trail.
Our accommodation is at Atlatl Rock Campground, in the heart of the park. We'll bid farewell to the day with a sunset among petroglyphs, rock arches, and whimsical formations, and in the evening we will indulge in camping cooking and our first night under the endless desert sky.
Day 3
Zion National Park
The day starts early with a sunrise in the desert and a quick breakfast by the camper. Before we leave Valley of Fire, we'll take a morning walk on the Fire Wave Trail – one of the park's most iconic trails, where the colourful stripes on the rocks resemble ocean waves frozen in time.
After about two hours of driving through changing landscapes, we reach Zion National Park – our first stop among the iconic Utah’s Mighty 5. Once we park the RVs and hop on the park shuttle, we'll head to the Emerald Pools Trail – a delightful route with cascading waterfalls and natural pools nestled within the canyon.
If we have the time and inclination, we can take a stroll along the Pa’rus Trail – a flat path with views of the river and rocks, especially beautiful at sunset.
Evening is time to relax at the campsite Zion White Bison Glamping & RV Resort, enjoy dinner, and prepare for tomorrow's adventures.
Day 4
Angel's Landing
We awaken amidst the grandeur of Zion and head out early to secure parking and begin our day. Today's main mission is the iconic Angels Landing – one of the most exhilarating and challenging hikes in America. The ascent takes 3–5 hours and rewards the brave with panoramic views that seem to embrace the entire canyon.
Due to the lottery system, some of the group may start in the morning, while others may begin at midday or in the afternoon. For those seeking an alternative, we recommend exploring The Narrows – a trek through the riverbed between towering walls, where the cool water and light create a magical atmosphere. For this adventure, it's a good idea to rent special shoes and cold-water socks.
The free programme also offers other opportunities to explore Zion – jeep tours, horseback riding, canyoneering, guided tours in slot canyons, or even UTV adventures for those who want to experience the park from a different angle.
We spend another night at Zion White Bison Glamping & RV Resort.
Day 5
Bryce Canyon National Park
We have breakfast and head out on the scenic route to Bryce Canyon, with the day beginning with two unique stops. First, we pass through the Belly of the Dragon – a tunnel carved into the rocks that resembles the belly of a mythical creature. After a short stroll, we make our way to the Sand Caves, where the sandy arches and light create beautiful shades of colour.
Next, our path leads to Bryce Canyon National Park. We'll start at Rainbow Point, the highest point in the park, where the views stretch for miles ahead. On the way back, we'll stop at various panoramic viewpoints to marvel at the amphitheatre-like rock formations and the merging colours of the hoodoos.
In the afternoon, we'll venture onto one of the most popular routes – the Queen’s Garden & Navajo Loop Trail – a path that takes us among majestic rock towers, including the iconic Thor’s Hammer. If desired, we can add the Fairyland Loop or a short walk to the Mossy Cave Trail, or save them for sunrise the next morning before departure.
Overnight stay at Ruby’s Inn RV Park.
Day 6
Capitol Reef National Park
Today, we embark on one of the most picturesque journeys of the entire route – travelling along Scenic Byway 12, where every turn reveals new vistas of the endless landscapes of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
If we set off early and the weather permits, we'll pause for brief adventures along the way – from a stroll to the Escalante Natural Bridge, crossing through the river, to the longer yet stunning hike to the Lower Calf Creek Falls – a waterfall concealed within the desert.
In the afternoon, we reach Capitol Reef National Park, where we'll visit Panorama Point and Goosenecks Overlook – SPOTS from which Utah reveals its full splendour. If the road is too narrow for the campers, we can take a short walk on foot to the views.
In the evening, we rest at Duke Slick Rock RV Campground in Hanksville, but for the tireless ones, there’s a bonus – a sunset walk, in search of hidden SPOTS and those saturated colours that make Utah so magical.
Day 7
Cosmic Morning and the Valley of the Goblins (Goblin Valley)
For the early risers, we have a special option – an additional tour with local guides (for an extra charge) to unreachable SPOTS for campers, which will make you feel like you're on another planet. With 4x4 vehicles, we'll reach:
Moonscape Overlook – a panorama seemingly straight out of a sci-fi movie, with its soft grey and blue tones that change with the rising sun.
Factory Butte – one of the most photogenic mesas in Utah, surrounded by desert and shaped like an isolated cosmic monolith.
Bentonite Hills – mystical hills with purple-red stripes, so surreal that many wonder if photos from there aren't AI-generated.
If anyone wants even more adrenaline, they can rent a UTV or ATV and embark on a true off-road adventure through Utah's most alien landscapes.
After the morning adventures, we head to Goblin Valley State Park – a magical SPOT where peculiar rock formations, called "goblins," create the sensation of walking in another world. We’ll have time to immerse ourselves in this natural labyrinth and take some incredible photos.
The day ends with a one and a half-hour journey to Seven Mile RV Park, which will be our home for the next two nights.
Day 8
Arches National Park
This morning we wake up with charged batteries, ready for a full day dedicated to exploring Arches National Park – home to over 2,000 stone arches and impressive geological formations. The day will offer us both tranquility and excitement as we explore the most famous and picturesque SPOTS in the park. This is your chance to explore the park at your own pace – on foot, with a camera in hand, or simply savoring the scenery.
The options are plentiful:
Arches Scenic Drive – 36 miles of stunning views and stops, taking 2–4 hours, depending on the number of photo pauses.
Delicate Arch Hike – 3 miles (about 2–3 hours), leading to Utah's most famous arch, especially beautiful at sunset.
Devils Garden to Landscape Arch Loop – 1–3 hours amid peculiar rock formations and the park's longest natural arch.
Double Arch & Windows Section – impressive rock arches accessible with short walks from the parking area.
Park Avenue – an easy one-hour trail between towering rock walls reminiscent of city skyscrapers.
The day is entirely in your hands – we will provide all the necessary instructions and advice, and you and your camper company can choose one, two, or everything if you have the energy, and immerse yourself in the magic of the red rocks.
We send the sun back at Seven Mile RV Park, which is just a 10-minute drive from the entrance of Arches.
Day 9
Canyonlands & Dead Horse Point
Rise early to start the day at Canyonlands National Park – the Island in the Sky region offers panoramic views that stretch beyond the horizon. We'll stop at the iconic Mesa Arch – a natural arch framing the view of endless canyons, particularly striking in the morning light. We will also visit Grand View Point, where the scale of the landscape really takes your breath away.
Next, we head to Dead Horse Point State Park – one of the most spectacular SPOTS in Utah, where the bend of the Colorado River creates a dramatic scene often compared to the Grand Canyon.
In the afternoon, we embark on a journey of about three hours to Monument Valley – the sacred land of the Navajo people and an icon of the American West.
Monument Valley is a sacred SPOT for the Navajo people (Diné), whose culture and traditions are deeply woven into these lands. For them, the monumental rocks and red sands are not just natural formations but spiritual symbols associated with the beliefs and stories of their ancestors.
We stay overnight at the KOA Journey Campground, nestled in the desert under an endless starry sky, reminding us how far we are from city lights.
Day 10
Monument Valley: The Sacred Land of the Navajo
We wake up amidst one of the most iconic landscapes of the American West. The morning is a time to feel the magic of the spot – to enjoy the sunrise, gaze at the majestic monolithic rocks, and hear the silence of the desert, broken only by the wind.
Before we head out, we'll visit Forrest Gump Point: The famous photo spot on Highway 163, where the character Forrest Gump stops running in the movie. Here, we can take a few photos of the unique road with an incredible backdrop of red rocks.
At noon, we set off on about a two-hour journey to Page, Arizona – a small town located near the Utah border and famous for its proximity to some of the most breathtaking natural attractions in the area. Time flows differently here - Page is in its own time zone (Mountain Standard Time), distinct from the surrounding areas.
Here we have several options for afternoon activities – from a walk to the iconic Horseshoe Bend to water adventures like boating, kayaking, or jet tours on Lake Powell. We can simply enjoy the views of the lake and surrounding canyons as the sun paints the sky in warm hues.
We stay overnight at Page Lake Powell Campground.
Day 11
Antelope Canyon & Lake Powell
Our day starts with a free half-day in Page – the morning is free for water activities on Lake Powell. We can embark on a kayak or jet tour, hop on a boat for a cruise through the dramatic canyons, or simply relax on the shore and enjoy the views.
In the afternoon, we're in for one of the most impressive natural masterpieces in the world – Antelope Canyon. The tour begins at 15:00 and takes us into a labyrinth of narrow paths, undulating walls, and beams of light that penetrate through the crevices, turning the SPOT into a living work of art. A local Navajo guide will share more about the history and culture associated with this sacred place.
The evening is free for relaxation or a stroll through Page before we continue our adventure the next day. We stay again at Page Lake Powell Campground.
Day 12
The Wave or Grand Canyon
This morning will start differently for everyone. If someone from the group has gotten lucky and won access to The Wave – one of the rarest and most photogenic SPOTS in the world – they'll hire a jeep with their camper crew and embark on a special adventure among coloured wave-like rocks that look like a painting come to life in the desert.
The rest of the group will head straight to one of the most famous natural wonders in the world – the Grand Canyon. About two hours of travel separate us from the south rim of this natural marvel. We'll stop at various viewpoints to enjoy endless vistas and take a stroll along part of the Rim Trail – an easy path with panoramic views of the canyon from different angles.
Our first stop upon arrival is the Desert View Watchtower, where we can enjoy our first views of the Grand Canyon. This tower, inspired by Navajo architecture, offers panoramic views and fantastic photo opportunities.
We continue to Yavapai Point, where we'll explore the canyon's geology museum. Here, we'll learn more about the canyon's formation and see incredible views of the Colorado River.
We'll also visit Mather Point: One of the most popular SPOTS for photos on the south rim, from where the canyon seems endless. This SPOT offers views of the canyon's great width and depth.
For the adventurers, we can propose a short but challenging hike to Ooh Aah Point, which offers panoramic views from different angles of the canyon. It's the perfect spot for photography and breathtaking views.
In the evening, we'll conclude with the first sunset over one of the most majestic places on the planet, or gathered for a drink around the campers in Grand Canyon Camper Village.
Day 13
Grand Canyon National Park
Today, the entire day is dedicated to Grand Canyon National Park, and the itinerary is entirely in your hands. This is the moment to choose the pace and adventures that draw you in the most.
The most popular option for the active ones is the Bright Angel Trail – a path that descends into the very heart of the canyon and offers views you can't see from the rim. You can choose the length depending on your time and energy, with even a short segment of the route being awe-inspiring.
For those seeking a more relaxed experience, there are numerous easily accessible panoramas where you can simply unwind and soak in the views. And for those craving additional adrenaline rushes – the park offers helicopter tours, horseback rides, jeep tours, and other excursions that will show you the canyon from a new angle.
In the evening, we can gather together at one of the western viewpoints to bid farewell to the day with yet another sunset that paints the rocks in gold and purple.
Day 14
Back to Civilization
After two adventure-filled days at the Grand Canyon, today we're heading back to Las Vegas, which is about a 4-hour drive away – the longest distance we'll cover in a single day during our journey.
If the group wishes, we can make a brief stop to visit the Hoover Dam – one of the most remarkable engineering projects in the USA, where we can tour the dam and learn more facts about its construction.
We conclude our journey with a long night and time for fun in the city of neon lights, casinos, and world-famous shows. We'll stay once again at the Days Inn by Wyndham, where our adventure began.
Day 15
All In on Vegas
The last full day is completely free to immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of Las Vegas as we like. The city offers an endless choice of entertainment, impressive sights, and quirky but memorable experiences.
We can stroll along the Vegas Strip and see the iconic hotels and casinos – from the majestic Caesars Palace and the romantic Venetian with its canals, to the dancing fountains of Bellagio. Those who love views can ascend to the top of the Stratosphere Tower or ride the High Roller observation wheel.
Technology and audiovisual show fans can book a ticket for The Sphere — a futuristic arena with 360° LED screens and an incredible sound experience.
If you fancy something different, Las Vegas also has museums like the Neon Museum with retro neon signs, the Mob Museum, or even the indoor botanical gardens at the Bellagio Conservatory.
In the evening, it's your last chance to try your luck at the roulette table, catch a Cirque du Soleil show, or simply enjoy the nightlife sparkle of the city that never sleeps.
Day 16
Flight to Bulgaria
Breakfast at the hotel and free time during the day – we can take one last walk down the Strip, pick up some souvenirs, or simply relax by the pool.
In the evening, we head to the airport (just 5 minutes from the hotel) for the flight to Bulgaria. As the saying goes – what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas… unless, of course, we're leaving with a million more.
Day 17: Into the Unknown
Back Home
The long flight and the time difference make this day and our journey back even longer. We land in Frankfurt in the afternoon, have a short connection, and in the evening we arrive in Sofia – with a heap of new stories, photos, and memories from an epic journey through the Southwestern States.
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Itinerary
Day 1
Viva Las Vegas!
We take off from Sofia before noon, and thanks to the time difference, we land in Vegas the same evening—ready for our first encounter with the city of lights, glamour, and endless entertainment possibilities.
After arriving, we settle in at Days Inn by Wyndham to refresh and rest after the flight. The first evening is dedicated to free time—everyone can spend it as they wish or simply relax and prepare for the adventure that awaits us.
Las Vegas offers something for everyone—from luxurious casinos, world-famous shows, and gourmet restaurants to impressive fountain spectacles and attractive landmarks. You can stroll down The Strip, see the Bellagio fountains, catch a Cirque du Soleil show, or try your luck at one of the world's most renowned casinos—Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, or The Venetian.
Day 2
Valley of Fire
The morning in Las Vegas begins with breakfast and preparation for the grand adventure. We take the campers – our mobile home for the next two weeks. After a brief briefing and shopping for all the essentials for the road, we head towards Valley of Fire State Park – one of the most remarkable natural parks in Nevada.
About an hour later, we enter the park – a world of red rocks and wavy forms that seem to have stepped out of a fantasy film. If the heat permits, we will take a short walk to Pink Canyon or White Domes Trail.
Our accommodation is at Atlatl Rock Campground, in the heart of the park. We'll bid farewell to the day with a sunset among petroglyphs, rock arches, and whimsical formations, and in the evening we will indulge in camping cooking and our first night under the endless desert sky.
Day 3
Zion National Park
The day starts early with a sunrise in the desert and a quick breakfast by the camper. Before we leave Valley of Fire, we'll take a morning walk on the Fire Wave Trail – one of the park's most iconic trails, where the colourful stripes on the rocks resemble ocean waves frozen in time.
After about two hours of driving through changing landscapes, we reach Zion National Park – our first stop among the iconic Utah’s Mighty 5. Once we park the RVs and hop on the park shuttle, we'll head to the Emerald Pools Trail – a delightful route with cascading waterfalls and natural pools nestled within the canyon.
If we have the time and inclination, we can take a stroll along the Pa’rus Trail – a flat path with views of the river and rocks, especially beautiful at sunset.
Evening is time to relax at the campsite Zion White Bison Glamping & RV Resort, enjoy dinner, and prepare for tomorrow's adventures.
Day 4
Angel's Landing
We awaken amidst the grandeur of Zion and head out early to secure parking and begin our day. Today's main mission is the iconic Angels Landing – one of the most exhilarating and challenging hikes in America. The ascent takes 3–5 hours and rewards the brave with panoramic views that seem to embrace the entire canyon.
Due to the lottery system, some of the group may start in the morning, while others may begin at midday or in the afternoon. For those seeking an alternative, we recommend exploring The Narrows – a trek through the riverbed between towering walls, where the cool water and light create a magical atmosphere. For this adventure, it's a good idea to rent special shoes and cold-water socks.
The free programme also offers other opportunities to explore Zion – jeep tours, horseback riding, canyoneering, guided tours in slot canyons, or even UTV adventures for those who want to experience the park from a different angle.
We spend another night at Zion White Bison Glamping & RV Resort.
Day 5
Bryce Canyon National Park
We have breakfast and head out on the scenic route to Bryce Canyon, with the day beginning with two unique stops. First, we pass through the Belly of the Dragon – a tunnel carved into the rocks that resembles the belly of a mythical creature. After a short stroll, we make our way to the Sand Caves, where the sandy arches and light create beautiful shades of colour.
Next, our path leads to Bryce Canyon National Park. We'll start at Rainbow Point, the highest point in the park, where the views stretch for miles ahead. On the way back, we'll stop at various panoramic viewpoints to marvel at the amphitheatre-like rock formations and the merging colours of the hoodoos.
In the afternoon, we'll venture onto one of the most popular routes – the Queen’s Garden & Navajo Loop Trail – a path that takes us among majestic rock towers, including the iconic Thor’s Hammer. If desired, we can add the Fairyland Loop or a short walk to the Mossy Cave Trail, or save them for sunrise the next morning before departure.
Overnight stay at Ruby’s Inn RV Park.
Day 6
Capitol Reef National Park
Today, we embark on one of the most picturesque journeys of the entire route – travelling along Scenic Byway 12, where every turn reveals new vistas of the endless landscapes of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
If we set off early and the weather permits, we'll pause for brief adventures along the way – from a stroll to the Escalante Natural Bridge, crossing through the river, to the longer yet stunning hike to the Lower Calf Creek Falls – a waterfall concealed within the desert.
In the afternoon, we reach Capitol Reef National Park, where we'll visit Panorama Point and Goosenecks Overlook – SPOTS from which Utah reveals its full splendour. If the road is too narrow for the campers, we can take a short walk on foot to the views.
In the evening, we rest at Duke Slick Rock RV Campground in Hanksville, but for the tireless ones, there’s a bonus – a sunset walk, in search of hidden SPOTS and those saturated colours that make Utah so magical.
Day 7
Cosmic Morning and the Valley of the Goblins (Goblin Valley)
For the early risers, we have a special option – an additional tour with local guides (for an extra charge) to unreachable SPOTS for campers, which will make you feel like you're on another planet. With 4x4 vehicles, we'll reach:
Moonscape Overlook – a panorama seemingly straight out of a sci-fi movie, with its soft grey and blue tones that change with the rising sun.
Factory Butte – one of the most photogenic mesas in Utah, surrounded by desert and shaped like an isolated cosmic monolith.
Bentonite Hills – mystical hills with purple-red stripes, so surreal that many wonder if photos from there aren't AI-generated.
If anyone wants even more adrenaline, they can rent a UTV or ATV and embark on a true off-road adventure through Utah's most alien landscapes.
After the morning adventures, we head to Goblin Valley State Park – a magical SPOT where peculiar rock formations, called "goblins," create the sensation of walking in another world. We’ll have time to immerse ourselves in this natural labyrinth and take some incredible photos.
The day ends with a one and a half-hour journey to Seven Mile RV Park, which will be our home for the next two nights.
Day 8
Arches National Park
This morning we wake up with charged batteries, ready for a full day dedicated to exploring Arches National Park – home to over 2,000 stone arches and impressive geological formations. The day will offer us both tranquility and excitement as we explore the most famous and picturesque SPOTS in the park. This is your chance to explore the park at your own pace – on foot, with a camera in hand, or simply savoring the scenery.
The options are plentiful:
Arches Scenic Drive – 36 miles of stunning views and stops, taking 2–4 hours, depending on the number of photo pauses.
Delicate Arch Hike – 3 miles (about 2–3 hours), leading to Utah's most famous arch, especially beautiful at sunset.
Devils Garden to Landscape Arch Loop – 1–3 hours amid peculiar rock formations and the park's longest natural arch.
Double Arch & Windows Section – impressive rock arches accessible with short walks from the parking area.
Park Avenue – an easy one-hour trail between towering rock walls reminiscent of city skyscrapers.
The day is entirely in your hands – we will provide all the necessary instructions and advice, and you and your camper company can choose one, two, or everything if you have the energy, and immerse yourself in the magic of the red rocks.
We send the sun back at Seven Mile RV Park, which is just a 10-minute drive from the entrance of Arches.
Day 9
Canyonlands & Dead Horse Point
Rise early to start the day at Canyonlands National Park – the Island in the Sky region offers panoramic views that stretch beyond the horizon. We'll stop at the iconic Mesa Arch – a natural arch framing the view of endless canyons, particularly striking in the morning light. We will also visit Grand View Point, where the scale of the landscape really takes your breath away.
Next, we head to Dead Horse Point State Park – one of the most spectacular SPOTS in Utah, where the bend of the Colorado River creates a dramatic scene often compared to the Grand Canyon.
In the afternoon, we embark on a journey of about three hours to Monument Valley – the sacred land of the Navajo people and an icon of the American West.
Monument Valley is a sacred SPOT for the Navajo people (Diné), whose culture and traditions are deeply woven into these lands. For them, the monumental rocks and red sands are not just natural formations but spiritual symbols associated with the beliefs and stories of their ancestors.
We stay overnight at the KOA Journey Campground, nestled in the desert under an endless starry sky, reminding us how far we are from city lights.
Day 10
Monument Valley: The Sacred Land of the Navajo
We wake up amidst one of the most iconic landscapes of the American West. The morning is a time to feel the magic of the spot – to enjoy the sunrise, gaze at the majestic monolithic rocks, and hear the silence of the desert, broken only by the wind.
Before we head out, we'll visit Forrest Gump Point: The famous photo spot on Highway 163, where the character Forrest Gump stops running in the movie. Here, we can take a few photos of the unique road with an incredible backdrop of red rocks.
At noon, we set off on about a two-hour journey to Page, Arizona – a small town located near the Utah border and famous for its proximity to some of the most breathtaking natural attractions in the area. Time flows differently here - Page is in its own time zone (Mountain Standard Time), distinct from the surrounding areas.
Here we have several options for afternoon activities – from a walk to the iconic Horseshoe Bend to water adventures like boating, kayaking, or jet tours on Lake Powell. We can simply enjoy the views of the lake and surrounding canyons as the sun paints the sky in warm hues.
We stay overnight at Page Lake Powell Campground.
Day 11
Antelope Canyon & Lake Powell
Our day starts with a free half-day in Page – the morning is free for water activities on Lake Powell. We can embark on a kayak or jet tour, hop on a boat for a cruise through the dramatic canyons, or simply relax on the shore and enjoy the views.
In the afternoon, we're in for one of the most impressive natural masterpieces in the world – Antelope Canyon. The tour begins at 15:00 and takes us into a labyrinth of narrow paths, undulating walls, and beams of light that penetrate through the crevices, turning the SPOT into a living work of art. A local Navajo guide will share more about the history and culture associated with this sacred place.
The evening is free for relaxation or a stroll through Page before we continue our adventure the next day. We stay again at Page Lake Powell Campground.
Day 12
The Wave or Grand Canyon
This morning will start differently for everyone. If someone from the group has gotten lucky and won access to The Wave – one of the rarest and most photogenic SPOTS in the world – they'll hire a jeep with their camper crew and embark on a special adventure among coloured wave-like rocks that look like a painting come to life in the desert.
The rest of the group will head straight to one of the most famous natural wonders in the world – the Grand Canyon. About two hours of travel separate us from the south rim of this natural marvel. We'll stop at various viewpoints to enjoy endless vistas and take a stroll along part of the Rim Trail – an easy path with panoramic views of the canyon from different angles.
Our first stop upon arrival is the Desert View Watchtower, where we can enjoy our first views of the Grand Canyon. This tower, inspired by Navajo architecture, offers panoramic views and fantastic photo opportunities.
We continue to Yavapai Point, where we'll explore the canyon's geology museum. Here, we'll learn more about the canyon's formation and see incredible views of the Colorado River.
We'll also visit Mather Point: One of the most popular SPOTS for photos on the south rim, from where the canyon seems endless. This SPOT offers views of the canyon's great width and depth.
For the adventurers, we can propose a short but challenging hike to Ooh Aah Point, which offers panoramic views from different angles of the canyon. It's the perfect spot for photography and breathtaking views.
In the evening, we'll conclude with the first sunset over one of the most majestic places on the planet, or gathered for a drink around the campers in Grand Canyon Camper Village.
Day 13
Grand Canyon National Park
Today, the entire day is dedicated to Grand Canyon National Park, and the itinerary is entirely in your hands. This is the moment to choose the pace and adventures that draw you in the most.
The most popular option for the active ones is the Bright Angel Trail – a path that descends into the very heart of the canyon and offers views you can't see from the rim. You can choose the length depending on your time and energy, with even a short segment of the route being awe-inspiring.
For those seeking a more relaxed experience, there are numerous easily accessible panoramas where you can simply unwind and soak in the views. And for those craving additional adrenaline rushes – the park offers helicopter tours, horseback rides, jeep tours, and other excursions that will show you the canyon from a new angle.
In the evening, we can gather together at one of the western viewpoints to bid farewell to the day with yet another sunset that paints the rocks in gold and purple.
Day 14
Back to Civilization
After two adventure-filled days at the Grand Canyon, today we're heading back to Las Vegas, which is about a 4-hour drive away – the longest distance we'll cover in a single day during our journey.
If the group wishes, we can make a brief stop to visit the Hoover Dam – one of the most remarkable engineering projects in the USA, where we can tour the dam and learn more facts about its construction.
We conclude our journey with a long night and time for fun in the city of neon lights, casinos, and world-famous shows. We'll stay once again at the Days Inn by Wyndham, where our adventure began.
Day 15
All In on Vegas
The last full day is completely free to immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of Las Vegas as we like. The city offers an endless choice of entertainment, impressive sights, and quirky but memorable experiences.
We can stroll along the Vegas Strip and see the iconic hotels and casinos – from the majestic Caesars Palace and the romantic Venetian with its canals, to the dancing fountains of Bellagio. Those who love views can ascend to the top of the Stratosphere Tower or ride the High Roller observation wheel.
Technology and audiovisual show fans can book a ticket for The Sphere — a futuristic arena with 360° LED screens and an incredible sound experience.
If you fancy something different, Las Vegas also has museums like the Neon Museum with retro neon signs, the Mob Museum, or even the indoor botanical gardens at the Bellagio Conservatory.
In the evening, it's your last chance to try your luck at the roulette table, catch a Cirque du Soleil show, or simply enjoy the nightlife sparkle of the city that never sleeps.
Day 16
Flight to Bulgaria
Breakfast at the hotel and free time during the day – we can take one last walk down the Strip, pick up some souvenirs, or simply relax by the pool.
In the evening, we head to the airport (just 5 minutes from the hotel) for the flight to Bulgaria. As the saying goes – what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas… unless, of course, we're leaving with a million more.
Day 17: Into the Unknown
Back Home
The long flight and the time difference make this day and our journey back even longer. We land in Frankfurt in the afternoon, have a short connection, and in the evening we arrive in Sofia – with a heap of new stories, photos, and memories from an epic journey through the Southwestern States.
* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.









































Itinerary
Day 1
Viva Las Vegas!
Day 2
Valley of Fire
Day 3
Zion National Park
Day 4
Angel's Landing
Day 5
Bryce Canyon National Park
Day 6
Capitol Reef National Park
Day 7
Cosmic Morning and the Valley of the Goblins (Goblin Valley)
Day 8
Arches National Park
Day 9
Canyonlands & Dead Horse Point
Day 10
Monument Valley: The Sacred Land of the Navajo
Day 11
Antelope Canyon & Lake Powell
Day 12
The Wave or Grand Canyon
Day 13
Grand Canyon National Park
Day 14
Back to Civilization
Day 15
All In on Vegas
Day 16
Flight to Bulgaria
Day 17: Into the Unknown
Back Home
* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

Let's head to Utah and Arizona!
Upcoming journeys
October 2026
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WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?
1
Complete the registration form. We'll give you a call to get acquainted and will be awaiting the necessary details for the contract and insurance.
2
You'll pay a small deposit before you kick off your visa application. If it doesn't get approved, we'll return it to you.
3
Once your visa is successfully obtained, you'll pay up to 50% of the total amount, with the remainder due 45 days before departure.
4
A month before the expedition, we'll remind you about the journey with a detailed email filled with insights about the destination, flights, and more.
Included in the price:
Flight tickets from Sofia to Las Vegas and back, including standard carry-on luggage and a checked suitcase up to 23 kg.
Flight tickets from Sofia to Las Vegas and back, including standard carry-on luggage and a checked suitcase up to 23 kg.
Entry into the lottery for visiting Angels Landing
Entry into the lottery for visiting Angels Landing
Entry into the lottery for visiting The Wave
Entry into the lottery for visiting The Wave
Bulgarian guide and driver throughout the journey
Bulgarian guide and driver throughout the journey
All internal transfers as per the itinerary
All internal transfers as per the itinerary
All hotel stays
All hotel stays
All nights under the stars in campsites
All nights under the stars in campsites
All the fees in parks and nature zones
All the fees in parks and nature zones
Access to 6 national parks (Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands)
Access to 6 national parks (Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands)
Entry and fees for visiting the state parks Valley of Fire, Goblin Valley, Dead Horse Point
Entry and fees for visiting the state parks Valley of Fire, Goblin Valley, Dead Horse Point
All Fees for Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
All Fees for Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Tour, local guide, and taxi to explore Antelope Canyon
Tour, local guide, and taxi to explore Antelope Canyon
Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000
Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000
What's not included:
Services not mentioned in the programme
Services not mentioned in the programme
Personal Expenses
Personal Expenses
US Tourist Visa ($200) - obtained through an interview
US Tourist Visa ($200) - obtained through an interview
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (around $40-$60 per day)
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (around $40-$60 per day)
Alcohol and Drinks
Alcohol and Drinks
Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"
Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"
Let's head to Utah and Arizona!
Upcoming journeys
October 2026
Sign up now, and we'll write to you as soon as we have confirmed dates for the plane tickets.
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WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?
1
Complete the registration form. We'll give you a call to get acquainted and will be awaiting the necessary details for the contract and insurance.
2
You'll pay a small deposit before you kick off your visa application. If it doesn't get approved, we'll return it to you.
3
Once your visa is successfully obtained, you'll pay up to 50% of the total amount, with the remainder due 45 days before departure.
4
A month before the expedition, we'll remind you about the journey with a detailed email filled with insights about the destination, flights, and more.
Included in the price:
Flight tickets from Sofia to Las Vegas and back, including standard carry-on luggage and a checked suitcase up to 23 kg.
Entry into the lottery for visiting Angels Landing
Entry into the lottery for visiting The Wave
Bulgarian guide and driver throughout the journey
All internal transfers as per the itinerary
All hotel stays
All nights under the stars in campsites
All the fees in parks and nature zones
Access to 6 national parks (Grand Canyon, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, Canyonlands)
Entry and fees for visiting the state parks Valley of Fire, Goblin Valley, Dead Horse Point
All Fees for Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Tour, local guide, and taxi to explore Antelope Canyon
Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000
What's not included:
Services not mentioned in the programme
Personal Expenses
US Tourist Visa ($200) - obtained through an interview
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (around $40-$60 per day)
Alcohol and Drinks
Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is something unclear?
+359 883 392 314
For questions about the programme and activities:
+359 887 293 757
For questions related to payments, contracts, and terms:
+359 883 392 314
For questions about the programme and activities:
+359 887 293 757
For questions related to payments, contracts, and terms:
+359 883 392 314
For questions about the programme and activities:
+359 887 293 757
For questions related to payments, contracts, and terms:
How and when do I need to get my visa?
For most European citizens, including Bulgarians, you need to obtain a tourist visa to the USA. The process requires completing the DS-160 form online, booking an interview at the American embassy, and paying a fee (typically around $200).
Once you've registered and paid the deposit, you'll need to begin the process and schedule your interview as soon as possible.
To be granted a US visa, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your planned departure date from the USA. The visa will be added to it.
How and when do I need to get my visa?
For most European citizens, including Bulgarians, you need to obtain a tourist visa to the USA. The process requires completing the DS-160 form online, booking an interview at the American embassy, and paying a fee (typically around $200).
Once you've registered and paid the deposit, you'll need to begin the process and schedule your interview as soon as possible.
To be granted a US visa, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your planned departure date from the USA. The visa will be added to it.
How and when do I need to get my visa?
For most European citizens, including Bulgarians, you need to obtain a tourist visa to the USA. The process requires completing the DS-160 form online, booking an interview at the American embassy, and paying a fee (typically around $200).
Once you've registered and paid the deposit, you'll need to begin the process and schedule your interview as soon as possible.
To be granted a US visa, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your planned departure date from the USA. The visa will be added to it.
How much money should I take?
Expenses during travel depend on your personal preferences:
Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners: Around $50–$70 per day.
Additional activities: Tours like helicopter flights or kayaking range between $50 and $400.
Souvenirs and personal expenses: Plan for at least $100–$200 for the trip.
In most places card payments are accepted, so there's no need to carry much cash.
How much money should I take?
Expenses during travel depend on your personal preferences:
Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners: Around $50–$70 per day.
Additional activities: Tours like helicopter flights or kayaking range between $50 and $400.
Souvenirs and personal expenses: Plan for at least $100–$200 for the trip.
In most places card payments are accepted, so there's no need to carry much cash.
How much money should I take?
Expenses during travel depend on your personal preferences:
Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners: Around $50–$70 per day.
Additional activities: Tours like helicopter flights or kayaking range between $50 and $400.
Souvenirs and personal expenses: Plan for at least $100–$200 for the trip.
In most places card payments are accepted, so there's no need to carry much cash.
How can I sign up for the additional activities?
Most extra activities are booked in advance as places are limited.
Before your journey, you'll receive a list of activities you can request.
How can I sign up for the additional activities?
Most extra activities are booked in advance as places are limited.
Before your journey, you'll receive a list of activities you can request.
How can I sign up for the additional activities?
Most extra activities are booked in advance as places are limited.
Before your journey, you'll receive a list of activities you can request.
Can I fly a drone?
In the USA, the use of drones is strictly regulated.
In most national parks (e.g., Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon), drones are strictly prohibited and the penalties are severe - up to a $5000 fine, confiscation of equipment, criminal charges, and even imprisonment for more serious offences.
If you plan to fly a drone outside of the parks, you must adhere to local regulations and have a permit from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), which can be obtained online before your trip.
Can I fly a drone?
In the USA, the use of drones is strictly regulated.
In most national parks (e.g., Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon), drones are strictly prohibited and the penalties are severe - up to a $5000 fine, confiscation of equipment, criminal charges, and even imprisonment for more serious offences.
If you plan to fly a drone outside of the parks, you must adhere to local regulations and have a permit from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), which can be obtained online before your trip.
Can I fly a drone?
In the USA, the use of drones is strictly regulated.
In most national parks (e.g., Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Grand Canyon), drones are strictly prohibited and the penalties are severe - up to a $5000 fine, confiscation of equipment, criminal charges, and even imprisonment for more serious offences.
If you plan to fly a drone outside of the parks, you must adhere to local regulations and have a permit from the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration), which can be obtained online before your trip.
Are there risks from wild animals and insects?
The national parks in the USA are home to a wide variety of wildlife – from deer and squirrels to mountain lions and snakes. However, the risk to travellers is minimal if you follow safety guidelines.
Do not feed the animals and avoid leaving food outside your camper.
Wear closed shoes during hikes in case of encounters with snakes or scorpions.
Keep your eyes on the ground and step firmly to make noise so they hear you from afar and scurry away.
Don't leave backpacks, clothes, hats, shoes, and other items unattended on the ground.
Are there risks from wild animals and insects?
The national parks in the USA are home to a wide variety of wildlife – from deer and squirrels to mountain lions and snakes. However, the risk to travellers is minimal if you follow safety guidelines.
Do not feed the animals and avoid leaving food outside your camper.
Wear closed shoes during hikes in case of encounters with snakes or scorpions.
Keep your eyes on the ground and step firmly to make noise so they hear you from afar and scurry away.
Don't leave backpacks, clothes, hats, shoes, and other items unattended on the ground.
Are there risks from wild animals and insects?
The national parks in the USA are home to a wide variety of wildlife – from deer and squirrels to mountain lions and snakes. However, the risk to travellers is minimal if you follow safety guidelines.
Do not feed the animals and avoid leaving food outside your camper.
Wear closed shoes during hikes in case of encounters with snakes or scorpions.
Keep your eyes on the ground and step firmly to make noise so they hear you from afar and scurry away.
Don't leave backpacks, clothes, hats, shoes, and other items unattended on the ground.
What else should I know?
Internet and Coverage: In some national parks, there is no coverage. Take an external battery and download offline maps (Google Maps or Maps.me etc).
Temperature Variations: During the day, temperatures hover around 25–30°C, but at night, they can drop to 5–10°C. Bring warm clothes.
Health and Medications: Carry personal medications, sun protection (SPF 40+), and a hydration cream, as the climate is dry.
What else should I know?
Internet and Coverage: In some national parks, there is no coverage. Take an external battery and download offline maps (Google Maps or Maps.me etc).
Temperature Variations: During the day, temperatures hover around 25–30°C, but at night, they can drop to 5–10°C. Bring warm clothes.
Health and Medications: Carry personal medications, sun protection (SPF 40+), and a hydration cream, as the climate is dry.
What else should I know?
Internet and Coverage: In some national parks, there is no coverage. Take an external battery and download offline maps (Google Maps or Maps.me etc).
Temperature Variations: During the day, temperatures hover around 25–30°C, but at night, they can drop to 5–10°C. Bring warm clothes.
Health and Medications: Carry personal medications, sun protection (SPF 40+), and a hydration cream, as the climate is dry.
Are there any challenging treks?
The best way to experience the nature of the Southwest is to walk among it, so our program includes numerous hikes and treks, some of which might be more challenging.
If you wish to skip any of the treks, you can always rest at the campsite or wait for us at a scenic viewpoint.
Are there any challenging treks?
The best way to experience the nature of the Southwest is to walk among it, so our program includes numerous hikes and treks, some of which might be more challenging.
If you wish to skip any of the treks, you can always rest at the campsite or wait for us at a scenic viewpoint.
Are there any challenging treks?
The best way to experience the nature of the Southwest is to walk among it, so our program includes numerous hikes and treks, some of which might be more challenging.
If you wish to skip any of the treks, you can always rest at the campsite or wait for us at a scenic viewpoint.
Ready for an adventure?
Adventuring through the national parks of the American Southwest calls for some solid preparation. We'll be traversing diverse landscapes – from desert vistas and canyons to cool nights under the stars. To ensure you're comfortable and ready for every challenge, we've put together a list of essentials:
Be prepared for significant temperature swings. Daytime temperatures can reach 25-35°C in parks like Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Arches, and 35-40°C in the lower and more desert areas (Page, Monument Valley, Valley of Fire). At night, however, they drop considerably – down to 15-20°C, and at higher elevations (Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef) even to 5-15°C.
Clothing
Shorts
Shorts
Shorts
Trekking Boots for the Desert
Trekking Boots for the Desert
Trekking Boots for the Desert
Trekking Trousers
Trekking Trousers
Trekking Trousers
Beachwear
Beachwear
Beachwear
T-shirts
T-shirts
T-shirts
Warm clothes for the evening
Warm clothes for the evening
Warm clothes for the evening
Comfortable Trainers for Travelling
Comfortable Trainers for Travelling
Comfortable Trainers for Travelling
Shower Slippers
Shower Slippers
Shower Slippers
Socks
Socks
Socks
Face Cover
Face Cover
Face Cover
Hat
Hat
Hat
GEAR
Binoculars (personal choice)
Binoculars (personal choice)
Binoculars (personal choice)
External Battery (power bank)
External Battery (power bank)
External Battery (power bank)
Personal Medications
Personal Medications
Personal Medications
Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)
Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)
Small Daypack for Day Hikes (15L)
Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies
Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies
Essential Personal Hygiene Supplies
Insect Repellent with DEET
Insect Repellent with DEET
Insect Repellent with DEET
Sunscreen
Sunscreen
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Sunglasses
Sunglasses
Thermos
Thermos
Thermos
Hydrating Nasal Spray
Hydrating Nasal Spray
Hydrating Nasal Spray
Hydrating Creams
Hydrating Creams
Hydrating Creams
Headlamp with Spare Batteries
Headlamp with Spare Batteries
Headlamp with Spare Batteries

October 2026
26 travellers
16 days
10,900 BGN
October 2026
26 travellers
16 days
10,900 BGN
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WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Who are we?
Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.






WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Who are we?
Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.






WHY TRAVEL WITH US?
Who are we?
Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.
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Insurance policy number: 13052410000640 / 20.08.2024