4.5Maui Tropical Plantation(2.816 reviews) - Great Down Time! Saturday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
The Village at Maui Tropical Plantation is open! Please join us Tuesday - Saturday from 9AM - 4PM. This includes The Rolling Mill Food Truck, Mill House Roasting Co., Soley Aloha Boutique and Gallery, Visitors Kiosk, and Kumu Farms Stand.See more..
4.5Kauai Coffee Company(2.084 reviews) - Stop by and grab a bag of fresh beans. Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Farms
This Hawaiian coffee estate is the largest coffee farm in the U.S. Enjoy guided tours with tastings and learn about the coffee production process.See more..
Lydgate Farms is run by our fifth generation Kaua’i family. Our farm has twice been recognized as producing one of the best tasting chocolates in the world by the Cocoa of Excellence Awards in Paris, France (2017, 2021). We grow high-quality cacao to make the finest craft chocolate. We also grow award-winning vanilla and honey. Our 46-acre farm sits above the town of Kapa’a, between Sleeping Giant and Mt. Wai’ale’ale. Lydgate Farms is in an ahupua’a (land division) named Olohena, known for its rolling hills and the numerous springs and rivers that make this valley fertile for growing. Often called the Garden Island, Kaua’i is the oldest of the Hawaiian Islands and, as a result, has the most developed soils and fertile growing conditions. In addition to our specialty crops, you’ll find a wide variety of botanicals around our farm that influence the taste of our honey and chocolate. Visit us in Wailua for an interactive farm tour and chocolate tasting. Book online today.See more..
4.5Greenwell Farms(1.472 reviews) - Fantastic private tour at a bargain price. Saturday: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality & Gift Shops • Farms
The four of us, two couples, took the private 2-hour tour with Kawena on Feb. 17, 2022. This was one of the most informative, pleasant tours we’ve ever taken. And, at a total cost of $75 (not per person), it was quite a bargain for what you experience. We got to see the coffee process from growing to bagging, and every step in between. The tour ends with a “cupping” — coffee-speak for tasting — of four different coffees. Kawena was highly personable and gracious, taking time to learn (and remember our names). The farm itself is picturesque and filled with many different fruit trees and exotic plants, plus black pepper and vanilla beans. Amazingly, Greenwell Farms — now run by the sixth generation — also offers a free, 1-hour public tour; but do yourself a favor and book the private tour. You won’t be disappointed. (Be sure to book a morning tour as it gets toasty on the farm.) Thank you, Kawena, for a highly informative and enjoyable morning. Dennis, Debbie, Jeff & VirginiaSee more..
4.5Hula Daddy Kona Coffee(704 reviews) - Farm to tongue coffee Saturday: Spent < 1 hour Farms
This truly is a family farm with husband and wife running every aspect. They grow a handful of different types of beans on different parcels and pick, wash, roast and package on site. They have won several international awards with their product and because their house roaster takes copious notes of every batch, they can duplicate the winning formula for us mere humans to buy and brew at home. We bought one each of a handful of bags and will see how well our notes match theirs.See more..
5.0Punakea Palms(508 reviews) - Outstanding Little Known Attraction Spent 2-3 hours Farms
Coconut Farm Tasting Tour! Come Experience the sights and tastes of an authentic, working coconut farm. Learn the vast usefulness of the coconut tree and how to extract its bounty. Participate in all the stages of coconut cultivation and consumption, all while basking in the natural beauty of our farm. Take home fresh, hand-made coconut products from a truly authentic experience.See more..
We signed up for the Paniolo roasting experience and coffee tour, and thoroughly enjoyed both. Our tour began by checking in, then enjoying coffee samples poolside enjoying the amazing view. We were then greeted by Cooper and Ben, who lead us through the experience of roasting roasting our own coffee Hawaiian cowboys style. Cooper lead the in depth discussion which delivered everything they advertise, including their impact on the Big Island and in Kona Coffee. Ben roasted with our group and assisted with our roasting the coffee beans in cast iron skillets. We had a great time learning the history of Hawaiian cowboys and Kona coffee! 5 star experience and we highly recommend immersing yourself in this experience while visiting the Big Island!See more..
We invite guests to our farm to see, smell, taste, and feel vanilla growing on the vine in our shade house oases in Kona on the Big Island of Hawaii, five minutes from the Kona International Airport. Come to learn about the beautiful vanilla orchid's fascinating history and experience entertainment and delight for all ages. Our vanilla infused food and body products excite all the senses, and allow guests to take the experience home with them.See more..
5.0Kona Coffee Living History Farm(291 reviews) - The Staff Make This Place Special Saturday: Spent < 1 hour Farms • History Museums
Kona Historical Society's Kona Coffee Living History Farm in Captain Cook is a "must see" Hawaii attraction and the only living history coffee farm in the nation. Stroll through this Smithsonian-affiliated, outdoor museum that tells the story of Kona's Japanese immigrants that became Kona's coffee pioneers during the early 20th century. A self-guided experience, you're free to walk among the coffee trees, meet a "Kona Nightingale", or watch how farmers used the kuriba and hoshidana to mill and dry their world-famous coffee. Visit the original 1920's farmhouse where you may find the homemaker starting the fire to cook rice or making musubi for the farmer's lunch. "Talk story" along the way with living history interpreters and discover the story behind Kona's gourmet crop.See more..
5.0Maui Animal Farm(160 reviews) - Wonderful experience for the family! Saturday: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM Spent 1-2 hours Farms
Maui Animal Farm provides daily petting zoo tours from 9:30 am-11 am. We offer fun, educational and interactive experiences with our animals which include horses, goats, bunnies, guinea pigs, a donkey and a ram, a Kunu Kune pig, tortoises, parakeets, turkeys, ducks and chickens. Reservations are required. Visit www.mauianimalfarm.com to book a reservation. Discounts are offered for children under 13 and children 2 and under are free.See more..
4.5Kumu Farms(45 reviews) - Fresh organic produce Farms
If you’re visiting Molokai and you want to cook for yourself, Kumu farms is a must. Went there today and for a very reasonable price got a bunch of local, organic, fresh produce. Couldn’t be happier. Fresh pineapple, papaya salsa to go with my fresh fish. Love this island. Love the hospitality and friendliness.See more..
4.5Molokai Plumeria(30 reviews) - Beautiful farm, wonderful people Farms
Dick Wheeler is wonderful. He allowed us to come tour his farm, let us pick plumeria and taught us how to make a lei while telling us so many wonderful things about Molokai. This is a small island with locals that are very proud of their island and strive to keep it from becoming what the other Hawaiian islands are - full of tourists. Come with respect and enjoy all that the island has to offer.See more..
Had a lot of fun chatting while touring their garden, helping gather orders, and learning about the chocolate making process. The flowers are absolutely stunning! Challenging to find, but worth the adventure. After the church, the dirt road will fork and you need to go straight/left not right. Then you start looking for the grass hut. We ended up coming in the back way b/c we went right now knowing/got to a bridge owned by the ranch/then followed a grass trail to them.See more..
