4 Day Havasu Falls
Why Havasu?
Havasu is a place of awe and inspiration — where desert cliffs frame electric-blue waters and the sound of waterfalls echoes through the canyon. It’s not every day you descend thousands of feet into a hidden world like this. Bring your adventure buddy, pack your sense of wonder, and let’s make a memory you’ll never forget.
What’s Included
Legendary turquoise waterfalls
High-quality tents
Purified drinking water
Backcountry gourmet meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert) prepared for you
Professional guide certified in Wilderness First Response (WFR)
Leave No Trace–minded trip planning
Shuttle service to and from the trailhead
Custom swag hoodie featuring a one-of-a-kind route map design
Pre-trip check-in with your guide
Trip Details
Length: 4 Days. Distance: ~20 miles. Starting Location: Grand Canyon Village
Spice: 🌶️ 1/5. Difficulty: Beginner – perfect for first-time backpackers or those looking for a relaxed adventure.
Private Trip: $2,499. 1–2+ People: $2,219/per. Already Have Permits? $800/per
Group Dates:
Itinerary
Subject to change due to weather, guide discretion, permit status, and conditions.
Day 1 – Trailhead Meet & Descent into Supai
Meet at the trailhead for a quick gear check and introductions before beginning our descent into the canyon. We’ll trek into the village of Supai, where desert oasis vibes set the stage for the days ahead. Relax at camp and enjoy a chef-prepared backcountry dinner under the stars.
Day 2 – Waterfalls & Wonder
Spend the day exploring the legendary turquoise waterfalls, swimming in crystal-blue pools, and soaking in the sun. This is your day — hike to other falls, practice some yoga, try your hand at fish spotting, meet fellow adventurers, or simply relax.
Day 3 – Wonder to the River
Head down the river to see the Colorado river and all the fish that like to pool up in the eddies of the havasu’s lower falls, or relax in camp over a competitive cribbage game.
Day 4 – Journey Back to the Rim
After a final breakfast in the canyon, we begin the trek back to the trailhead, arriving with time to catch a Grand Canyon sunset. Your guide can recommend the best local restaurants for a post-hike celebration before your drive or flight.