If you are a UFO fan, the
Las Vegas Area 51 Tour is worth visiting. Travelers from all walks of life hear about this mysteriously secretive place. All traveling to across the Mohave Desert to gaze the evening stars, hoping to catch a glimpse of anything strange and indescribable.
It is the government's purpose to keep Area 51 top secret but the truth of it is, it is there. Perhaps because of the unusual sightings in the surrounding area making visitors interested in finding answers. Its highly recommend not to walk around the facility. Should you attempt to trespass, you'll be at the hands of military law.
The next time you are in the Las Vegas area, give some thought to going on a journey to this mysterious establishment. But it is probably a wise idea to take the tour guide coming with a well trained operator, on board one their deluxe vans. Reason being. It is not a place to hang around, walk around, peek inside, or even explore a little. You are definitely observed at every minute, with the officials ready to arrest visitors who trespass. Hence, where this tour gets its name as an extreme tour.
Showgirls, gambling and the nightlife first come to mind when thinking of Las Vegas, but there is another side of Las Vegas that many people never see. In the surrounding areas you'll find communities like any other city with growing residential neighborhoods and shopping. And it is all in the center of the Mohave Desert. Outside of the city is continuous desert. Its a desert with some stories to share.
Groom Lake is the only way to travel along the perimeters of the area. This is as close as you will get to prevent any military pursuit. The tour takes you through the mysterious, yet eerie Mojave, with Area 51 located in the center of it all.
Venturing on Extraterrestrial Highway will bring you closest to the facility. The intriguing Petroglyphs are etched in the stone close by there. They were sketched by native Americans in ancient times. These etchings reflect alien beings standing on the edge of the dry lake bed.
You will have lunch time at the famous A'le'Inn Restaurant, previously filmed in many documentaries and movies. Here you will find the one and only Alien burgers served with French fries and a drink, and you can also buy souvenirs. Then off to Black Mailbox, which is a gathering place for more UFO enthusiasts alike.
There are signs all over Area 51, which give the impression that the personnel here are rather impolite, and quickly get the feeling you're not welcome here at all. The signs say things like Top Secret Military Facility, and Keep Out, as well as Use of Deadly Force Authorized. None of which is very inviting so its obvious you will not feel very welcome.
You can get the Las Vegas Area 51 Tours on Wednesdays, although other days are available upon request. Anyone can call in advance to check the availability. You'll depart from the Las Vegas vicinity about seven AM, and you will return about five in the early evening. On this excursion you'll be comfortable in a air controlled 4x4, and you will have access to bottled water and some snacks. Your lunch at the A'le'Inn Restaurant is included with this tour.
Las Vegas Sightseeing Tours sell out so make sure to book online early.
