Havasu Falls, Arizona

$1999 / Per Person

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Havasu Falls, located within the Havasupai Indian Reservation in Arizona, is a breathtaking oasis in the heart of the Grand Canyon. This mesmerizing waterfall is famed for its vibrant turquoise waters, which stand in stark contrast to the surrounding red canyon walls. Accessible via a scenic 10-mile hike, the journey immerses visitors in the beauty of the desert landscape, culminating in the reward of the falls and the nearby serene campgrounds. A trip to Havasu Falls offers not just a visual spectacle but also an intimate experience with the traditions and culture of the Havasupai Tribe, the region’s native inhabitants.

What’s Included

Hotel in Flagstaff the night before
Airport pickup if you fly into Flagstaff
Transfer to and from the trailhead from Flagstaff
All Camping gear
Meals and snacks
Permits to camp

What’s Not Included

Flights
Car rentals
Travel insurance(we can help with this)

DAY 1

Day 1 :

Travel and Hike In Morning: Arrive at Hualapai Hilltop. It’s recommended to start your hike early to avoid the midday heat. Hike In: The trailhead starts at Hualapai Hilltop, and it's about a 10-mile hike to the Havasu Falls campgrounds. Along the way, you'll descend into the canyon and pass through Supai Village. Afternoon: Set up camp near Havasu Falls. Relax and enjoy the surroundings. If time and energy permit, take a short walk to the falls for an initial glimpse. Evening: Prepare for the night. Enjoy the stars – there’s minimal light pollution here.

DAY 2

Day 2 :

Exploration Morning: Wake up early and enjoy the sunrise. After breakfast, begin your day by heading to the two nearby waterfalls: Mooney Falls and Beaver Falls. Afternoon: Spend time exploring these falls, swimming, and taking photos. Evening: Return to camp. Consider chatting with other campers or enjoying the serene environment.

DAY 3

Day 3 :

Day at Havasu Falls Morning: After breakfast, take a short walk to Havasu Falls. The early morning light makes for fantastic photos. Day: Enjoy a full day at the falls. Swim, relax, read, or just soak in the beauty. Evening: Back at camp, consider preparing a special meal or sharing stories with fellow travelers.

DAY 4

Day 4 :

Supai Village and Little Navajo Falls Morning: After a leisurely breakfast, head towards Supai Village. Explore the village, learn about the local Havasupai Tribe, and perhaps pick up some snacks or souvenirs. Afternoon: On your way back to camp, stop at Little Navajo Falls for another round of swimming and relaxation. Evening: Pack up most of your camping gear in preparation for your hike out the next day.

DAY 5

Day 5 :

Hike Out and Departure Early Morning: Begin your hike out. It's crucial to start early to avoid the heat. Mid-Morning to Early Afternoon: Arrive at Hualapai Hilltop. Remember, the hike out is generally more challenging due to the elevation gain. Departure: Once at Hualapai Hilltop, head to your next destination or return home.

DAY 1

DAY 2

DAY 3

DAY 4

DAY 5

Day 1 :

Travel and Hike In Morning: Arrive at Hualapai Hilltop. It’s recommended to start your hike early to avoid the midday heat. Hike In: The trailhead starts at Hualapai Hilltop, and it's about a 10-mile hike to the Havasu Falls campgrounds. Along the way, you'll descend into the canyon and pass through Supai Village. Afternoon: Set up camp near Havasu Falls. Relax and enjoy the surroundings. If time and energy permit, take a short walk to the falls for an initial glimpse. Evening: Prepare for the night. Enjoy the stars – there’s minimal light pollution here.

Day 2 :

Exploration Morning: Wake up early and enjoy the sunrise. After breakfast, begin your day by heading to the two nearby waterfalls: Mooney Falls and Beaver Falls. Afternoon: Spend time exploring these falls, swimming, and taking photos. Evening: Return to camp. Consider chatting with other campers or enjoying the serene environment.

Day 3 :

Day at Havasu Falls Morning: After breakfast, take a short walk to Havasu Falls. The early morning light makes for fantastic photos. Day: Enjoy a full day at the falls. Swim, relax, read, or just soak in the beauty. Evening: Back at camp, consider preparing a special meal or sharing stories with fellow travelers.

Day 4 :

Supai Village and Little Navajo Falls Morning: After a leisurely breakfast, head towards Supai Village. Explore the village, learn about the local Havasupai Tribe, and perhaps pick up some snacks or souvenirs. Afternoon: On your way back to camp, stop at Little Navajo Falls for another round of swimming and relaxation. Evening: Pack up most of your camping gear in preparation for your hike out the next day.

Day 5 :

Hike Out and Departure Early Morning: Begin your hike out. It's crucial to start early to avoid the heat. Mid-Morning to Early Afternoon: Arrive at Hualapai Hilltop. Remember, the hike out is generally more challenging due to the elevation gain. Departure: Once at Hualapai Hilltop, head to your next destination or return home.

Q: Why do I have to apply and when will I know if I'm accepted to join?

We have an application process because we want to make sure everyone is a right fit. These are carefully curated trips with like minded people. We want to know more about you.

Q: Where is the closest place to fly into?

A: Flagstaff Arizona is the closest airport to the trailhead. It's about a 3 hour drive.

Q: How long is the hike in?

A: It is approximately 10 miles each way from the trailhead. Expect it to take 4-7 hours.

Q: Is the hike difficult and do I need to be in really good shape??

A: The hike is fairly easy with the exception of a few spots. Having said that it can get very hot on the trail. You should be in decent shape to be able to make this journey.

Q: Will I have my own tent?

A: Yes, you can have your own tent but if you are with a companion you can share if you like.

Q: Are there lots of bugs?

A: There can be at times depending on the time of the year. We will bring plenty of organic bug repellants but we suggest bringing some of your own as well.

Q: Is there anywhere to buy food or supplies?

A: Yes but it is a 2 mile hike from the campgrounds. We will supply most everything but you will be able to purchase stuff from the store if you want to do the hike.

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