When talking about Na Pali Coast State Wilderness Park the whole coastline is magnificent right from Niihau Island which you can see from a distance, watch the green sea turtles, several Hawaiian spitter dolphins, and several humpback whales when you are at the coastline. Trust me you need an entire day for this as there's so much to do here the waterfalls that you will find in the mid of valleys the green lush landscapes around you just look like the backdrop of nature. The tall cliffs here are really humungous how you decide to plan your here is entirely up to you but here nature gives you a lot of opportunity in the midst whether you can spend time either trekking, on the beaches plan a picnic with a family, take a tour around the valley and make it a wild trip where you can spend the day between observing the marine life and relax looking at the spectacular view which is not less than heaven when you are in the middle of the valley.
Apart from this, there's plenty of activities that you can do like Boat Tours, Camping for which you require a permit, Hiking, Hunting which I don't really give a go-to, Wildlife Viewing or you can even in case you want to make it a little more adventurous or maybe not in a mood for hiking, then there are local companies where you can take a helicopter or a boat tour at your leisure and enjoy this where nature is at its best.
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Once you reach Other than hiking the coast, the only way to legally access shore areas in Nāpali Coast State Wilderness Park is by hiking, kayaking, or paddleboarding
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For Camping
$12 per campsite per night for up to 6 persons; $ 2 per night for each additional person*.
Maximum fee per site: $ 20/night.
Non-residents:
$18 per campsite per night for up to 6 persons; $ 3 per night for each additional person*.
Maximum fee per site: $ 30/night.
*Children 2 and under: free
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