Na Pali Coast Camping
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Description
For the adventurous and daring explorers, our Na Pali Coast Camping trip offers a unique opportunity to camp in the remote regions along the secluded beaches of Kauai. This experience combines the thrill of camping with the excitement of kayaking, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Na Pali Coast. While it’s best suited for physically active participants, senior travelers who enjoy adventure and guided support can also appreciate this unforgettable experience
Itinerary
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check in at headquarters the day prior for orientation. We'll go over weather updates, conditions, logistics, hand out dry bags, tutorial
how to pack and answer any questions.
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Meet at headquarters the morning of put in 5:45. You can park your vehicle here. We will shuttle you to launch site once everyone is checked in. Approx 15 minute van ride.
Upon arrival we will portage kayaks and gear to waters edge. After securing dry bags and getting sorted , the guides will go over a brief safety meeting and paddle school.
Once we valet launch, we'll make our way down Na Pali. Kalalau is approx 3 hours, Milolii is roughly 5.
These are the two permitted campsites.
Warning, Kalalau can have some heavy shore-break so landings and launches can be tricky.
Milolii has a channel and is usually eay to navigate.
Both campsites have composting toilets and fresh water access.
Water will need to be treated.
Guided campers can usually merge with our day trips from Milolii.
If not, our normal pick up time is 4 pm at Polihale. This is where our van will meet you for the shuttle ride back to HQ. Returning around 6:30, 7:30 pm
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Unwind and enjoy the tranquility of the remote beaches.
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We are located on the north shore so anywhere between Princeville and Hã'ena puts you close to HQ.
For camping, Anini Beach Park is the only campground here on the north shore. Its about 10-15 minute drive from our office. Here's a link for acquiring permits.
https://www.kauai.gov/Government/Departments-Agencies/Parks/Permitting/Camping
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We depart and return to HQ here in Hanalei.
Tour info
Duration
2 to 7 days
Group Size
2 to 12 people
Price starts at
$530 USD
Languages
English
Why take this tour?
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Na Pali Coast with our Na Pali Coast Camping trip. Perfect for those seeking an adventurous and unique experience, this trip offers the opportunity to camp in remote regions and explore the stunning coastline by kayak. With our expert guides and top-quality equipment, you're guaranteed a safe and memorable adventure. Don't miss out on this chance to create unforgettable memories in one of Hawaii's most beautiful locations. Book your camping trip today and embark on a journey of a lifetime!
There are only two remote camp sites along the coast. The first site, Kalalau, is about seven miles. This impressive beach and valley is also accessible via the 11 mile hiking trail. When traveling to Kalalau by kayak, a maximum of five camping nights are allowed and require a standard camping permit.
Miloli’i, the second campsite, is about 11 miles down the coast. A maximum of three nights are allowed at this camp site. It is only accessible by the ocean only, so a camping permit is required as landing is assumed.
Kalalau and Miloli’i permits are $20 per night for locals with Hawaii ID and $30 per night for visitors. They can be obtained through the DLNR State Parks Website or you may contact the DLNR directly:
Dept. of Land and Natural Resources
Division of State Parks
3060 Eiwa St. Room 306
Lihue, Hi 96766
(808) 274-3444
Included
- Camping Equipment for rent
- Kayaking Gear
- Expert Guide
- Dry bags for guided campers
- Ruddered two person Kayak
- Shuttle service
Excluded
- Personal Expenses
- Sea Sickness Medication
- Sun Protection Gear
- Camping Permits
Frequently asked questions
Rain jacket, water filter, headlamps,light weight sleeping bag, first aid kit, Satellite phone or text in case of emergency, sandals, extra rope or straps for securing gear on kayak, carabiners, phones work good for pics but make sure they are secured. Bathing suits, swim goggles or mask.
Award winning personality
Having background in open ocean adventuring is a plus but not mandatory. If your in good physical condition with no major medical issues or serious back problems then this trip is suitable for most.
In addition, you must know how to swim and be comfortable in case your kayak flips over. self rescues are easy. We will teach you how during morning pre launch
pow- wow.
Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance for a full refund. If we need to cancel do to ocean conditions there will be no charge. If this is the case the state will usually refund your permit as well.
Meal are not included unless your on a guided tour to camp Milolii. This is where we stop on our day trip for a catered lunch. There are markets here in Hanalei town for dialing in your menu.
This trip is suitable for adventurous and daring explorers.
If you have never done this trip before or your not Hawaiian water open ocean savy, you should go with a guide. Please call if your a repeat offender or have Na Pali experience looking to go unguided.
808-826-6900
You may visit this site: https://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/camping-lodging/permits-fees/
We do not offer airport pick-ups. However, we are happy to drop you off after the tour. Our shuttle passes by the Airport around 5:30 ish unless you're on an earlier scheduled pick up.
No, the guide guides you to your permitted location, once landed safely they will continue on. If you need a guide or request one to paddle with you the next leg there will be an additional fee.
Things to know
Pricing
$530 per person for overnights
$620 per person for multiday
(Guided)
Adventure Level
This trip is suitable for adventurous and daring explorers.
Seasonal Availability
Kayak camping permits available from May 15th - September 7th.
You can book up to 90 days in advance
What to Bring
Bring camping gear, sun protection, water, water filter or Iodine tablets, and a waterproof camera.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance for a full refund.
Weather Conditions
Tours are subject to weather conditions and may be rescheduled if necessary. If we need to cancel do to unfavorable conditions there will be no charge
Two Remote Campsites Along the Coast
Kalalau: Located 7 miles away, accessible by an 11-mile hiking trail or kayak. Kayak campers can stay for up to 5 nights with a standard permit.
Miloli’i: About 11 miles down the coast, accessible by ocean only. Campers can stay up to 3 nights, and landing is assumed, so a permit is required.
Permits: $20 per night for locals (with Hawaii ID), $30 per night for visitors. Available through the DLNR State Parks Website.
Camping Permit
$20 per night for locals (with Hawaii ID), $30 per night for visitors. Available through the DLNR State Parks Website
Pricing
$530 per person for overnights
$620 per person for multiday
(Guided)
Adventure Level
This trip is suitable for adventurous and daring explorers.
Seasonal Availability
Kayak camping permits available from May 15th - September 7th.
You can book up to 90 days in advance
What to Bring
Bring camping gear, sun protection, water, water filter or Iodine tablets, and a waterproof camera.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance for a full refund.
Weather Conditions
Tours are subject to weather conditions and may be rescheduled if necessary. If we need to cancel do to unfavorable conditions there will be no charge
Two Remote Campsites Along the Coast
Kalalau: Located 7 miles away, accessible by an 11-mile hiking trail or kayak. Kayak campers can stay for up to 5 nights with a standard permit.
Miloli’i: About 11 miles down the coast, accessible by ocean only. Campers can stay up to 3 nights, and landing is assumed, so a permit is required.
Permits: $20 per night for locals (with Hawaii ID), $30 per night for visitors. Available through the DLNR State Parks Website.
Camping Permit
$20 per night for locals (with Hawaii ID), $30 per night for visitors. Available through the DLNR State Parks Website
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