Light to Light Coastal Adventure May 14-17, 2026 (Full Price $625)

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Light to Light Coastal Adventure May 14-17, 2026 (Full Price $625)

$150.00

Ready to trade the noise of everyday life for the soothing rhythm of waves and the whisper of coastal winds? The Light to Light Hike in Beowa NP on the Sapphire Coast near Eden of NSW is your chance to experience nature at its most spectacular—without the stress of planning. 2 Days of Guided Hiking along dramatic headlands, secluded beaches, and lush forests, led by DITRA guides who know the way.

  • Wake up to ocean views and fall asleep under a sky ablaze with stars.

  • Spot wildlife and discover hidden coves

  • No heavy packs, no meal prep—just pure adventure and relaxation.

  • This is more than a hike. It’s a chance to disconnect from the ordinary and reconnect with what truly matters

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DETAILS

  • Cost: $625

  • Meeting Time: Arrive at camp by Thursday, May 14, 4 pm

  • Meeting Location: Saltwater Creek Campground

  • Maximum number: 16

  • Difficulty: This is a moderate track, primarily consisting of bush trail hiking. You need good balance and to be comfortable on uneven terrain.

  • Fitness Requirements: Good level of fitness, good general health.

  • Finish Time: Depart Camp at 8.30 am Sunday, May 17

    Enquiries: admin@ditradventures.com.au or call Michele 0423 190 010

INCLUDED:

  • Two days of hiking with experienced Diamonds in the Rough Leaders

  • 3 Nights Camping fees . We camp near your car (but not next to) - so no need for lightweight camping gear. Toilets available - but no showers.

  • All Meals Provided:

    • 3 hearty breakfasts to start your day right

    • 2 energising trail lunches

    • 3 delicious dinners prepared for you

    • Plus plenty of snacks to keep you fueled along the way.

  • Tea, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, milk

  • Wilderness First Aid kit and all safety equipment

Essential Packing List for Light to Light Hike

  • Day backpack (30-36 L)

  • Reusable water bottles or hydration bladder (2–3L capacity)

  • Hiking pants or shorts

  • Moisture-wicking shirts (long and short sleeve)

  • Warm layer (fleece or lightweight jacket)

  • Hiking boots or sturdy trail shoes

  • Waterproof jacket (for rain and wind)

  • Socks and underwear

  • Hat and sunglasses for sun protection

  • Trekking poles

  • Swimwear if you are game to go for a dip

  • Camp Clothes and shoes for evenings and around the fire

  • Sleepwear

Camping Gear

  • Tent (ask if you need one provided)

  • Sleeping bag ( and inner sheet)

  • Sleeping mat

  • Pillow

  • Camp chair for relaxing at camp around the fire

  • Headlamp or torch (with spare batteries)

Eating & Cooking Gear

  • Plate, bowl, cup, and cutlery

  • Small thermos to take on the hikes

  • Mug for hot drinks

  • Preferred drinks for the evening

  • Personal Items

  • Sunscreen and insect repellent

  • Toiletries (biodegradable soap, toothbrush, etc.)

  • Towel (quick-dry)

  • Personal medications

  • Small first aid kit (guides will carry a full kit, but personal items are handy)