TELL ME MORE!HAVASUPAI FALLS GRAND CANYON: Living Fearlessly – Sept 8-13th, 2010
On this adventure you descend into one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, into the heart of the Grand Canyon at Havasu Falls. Here we’ll hike and explore this incredible landscape, swimming in travertine pools of turquoise blue, enjoying the evenings at our comfortable permanent camp (with exclusive arrangement with the Havasupai tribe) merging with the stars, connecting deeply with mother earth, having great meals, and sharing our experiences.
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Into the Arms of Mother Earth
It’s this spiritual energy that forms the basis for our 5 days of heart-felt transformation and personal expansion. The focus and intent of our retreat is to transcend any fears we have about what we can or cannot accomplish in our lives. Cradled within the depths of the Grand Canyon and the heart of the mother earth – she will help us find our peace and clarity. We’ll hike, swim in crystal waters, meditate, journal and participate in ceremony together.
The Mystery of the Havasu Canyon
Folks say that you haven’t fully lived until you’ve experienced the Grand Canyon. This journey takes you through the heart and soul of the canyon and will leave you with a sense of accomplishment, awe and a true appreciation and love of one of the grandest places on earth.
You might ask what is Havasupai? Havasu Canyon is one of over 600 side canyons forming the 280-mile long Grand Canyon. While over 5 million people per year visit Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim, very few venture to the remote Havasupai Indian Reservation deep in the heart of Grand Canyon.
Turquoise Waters of Havasu
Home to towering 200-foot waterfalls, beautiful cascades, and tropical blue-green pools this lush oasis is considered the “gem” of the Grand Canyon. The Havasupai or Havasu Baaja currently has 650 tribal members of which approximately 450 live in the village of Supai and all members speak their native language. Pai means people and Havasupai means “people of the blue-green water.”
Want to join us?
If you’re interested in knowing more about the trip pricing, itinerary, inclusions and more – please use the navigation under “TELL ME MORE!” on the left side of the page. Questions? Give us a ring at 727-421-0849 – we can’t wait to hear from you!
“Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mind.”
~ Seneca
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I am very interested in this trip. Please send info regarding logistics and deposit, etc. Thanks!
My mind is faster than the wind right now. Seeing this picture and listening to sound, Thinking about my friend Yolanda and Pavel with their loving smile, my heart is already there. I simply feel so bless.I might not able to join now but in future, I may be able to.Thank you for inviting me.I wish all the travelers have wonderful and safe journey,and please share with us when you come back. Have a safe trip. With sincere love, parameshwari.
I am a graduate from One Spirit Interfaith Seminary. I live in Albuquerque NM and would love to help you arrange/produce a trip to New Mexico’s hidden treasures (things no tourist knows about) in exchange for being able to go on the Havasupai Grand Canyon Trip. I’d work! I’m strong! I am a canoer and great chef and fun and playful and loving. What I ain’t, is flush with cash to join you for pay. Any interest? Blessings, Rev. Gwen
This sounds wonderful, can you please send additional info on booking. Thanks
This looks wonderful. I’d like more info. cost/itinerary/etc. please. Also–I’m over 60 yoa–wondering if this may be too physically challenging??? Thanks BB
It IS wonderful. Here’s another 60 something planning the trip with her daughter! Go for it. Basha
I would love to know more information regarding this trip, it sounds AMAZING! Thanks!
I would like additional info regarding this trip, including pricing, accomodations (ie: camping, lodge, etc) and what to expect during the trip. Thanks