Kauai: Kalalau Backpacking Experience

Kilauea, Hawaii

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4 days/3 nightsOffered at the beginning of each monthPricing structure changes based on the number of people, this is for 1 personHaving a private knowledgeable guide not only enhances your experience but helps keep you safe on some of the rugged parts of the trailThis once in a lifetime experience, is not only challenging to your body, but is healing to you mind and soul

For the fit and the adventurous only!

Experience the Mana (power) and Raw Beauty of the Kalalau trail with highly experienced guide Ryan Hailstones. Get the most of your experience by learning about the flora and fauna, finding secret fruit and vegetable gardens, hiking and swimming through amazing beach caves, harvesting and hunting your own dinner, guided new or full moon meditations, and so much more. Learn to cook delicious and nutritious camp fire dinners every night, from food brought in mixed with local food that we freshly harvested. With this 4 day, 3 night adventure, you can hike at your own pace, have time to settle in to your beautiful camp, and get the most of your experience. By going with a guide like Ryan, you will see and experience these sacred and hidden places that most first time hikers miss out on. So book a guided tour, and enhance your experience of the most sacred area of all of Hawai’i.

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$1250/ person - 2 people
$950/ person - 3 people
$850/ person - 4 people
$750/ person - 5 people

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Kauai: Kalalau Backpacking Experience Reviews

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Kauai: Kalalau Backpacking Experience

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Leave at daybreak, pack light, bring a lot of water (I drank 170 ounces on the way in), eat the guava fruit that has dropped along the trail (spit out the seeds), & befriend the hippies on kalalau beach.

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