Yellowstone Holidays & Tours

Yellowstone National Park is the first and oldest national park in the world and one of the jewels of America. There’s a huge variety of scenery and wildlife to explore on our Yellowstone tours, including the Grand Prismatic Spring. Bands of bright orange, yellow and green rings circle the deep blue waters of the world’s third-largest hot spring. Plumes of steam, bellow from below the ground and there’s a striking vibrancy of the colours bleeding across the earth, from blood-orange streaks to glacial blue pools.

For everyone hoping to gather some park ranger knowledge from their Yellowstone holiday, make sure you pack your best boots and check out the Back Basin trail, which is considered to be one of the park’s best day hikes. Back Basin at Old Faithful is a three-sided loop that takes in Black Sand Basin and Biscuit Basin before heading back to the old geyser.

In the summer months, steam and wind transform the area; during the winter snow covers the region, with the exception of these colourful pools – a gateway to below the Earth’s surface.

Yellowstone Tour Highlights

Geothermal Activity – It’s estimated that Yellowstone is home to over 10,000 geothermal features so prepare for some impressive displays of heat and power. Discover Yellowstone’s most fabled residents, Old Faithful & Mammoth Hot Springs.
Amazing Scenery – The scenery of Yellowstone is as eclectic as it is beautiful and, as most of the land is undeveloped and has been left to grow organically, it’s considered to be one of the greatest intact ecosystems on Earth.
Wildlife Experiences – Yellowstone is a haven for creatures great and small. Bears, buffalo and elk can be found within the park’s protected boundaries. If you’re extremely lucky, rare lynx, wild wolves and mountain lions may make an appearance.
Walking Trails – The park is a huge draw for walkers and trekkers seeking solace from the trappings of urban life. Or, with such an abundance of scenic spots available, if you just fancy unrolling a rug and watching the clouds float overhead, who could blame you?