Hawaii · FARMS
The 8 best farm visits you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Drive your own four-wheel Kawasaki ATV across North Shore Stables’ 80-acre Waialua farm. You’ll ride beside the bay, follow a beginner-friendly track, meet goats, pigs, and cows, and plant a native shoreline species. Guides such as Shavel add local stories about Kapukapuakea and Polynesian culture.
“This was a very good educational and fun time. Our guide was friendly and was wonderful to ride with!”
At North Shore Stables, children ages 5 to 9 spend 15 minutes riding a mini ATV, then 30 minutes meeting farm animals on 64 acres near Waialua. Josh and the crew provide safety guidance, helmets, goggles, and a small-group setting capped at five people.
“Josh and crew were excellent we highly recommend...the atv experience was amazing band we also got a history lesson...feeding the animals was awesome”
Ride an ATV through Keana Farms, then take eight side-by-side zip lines over Oahu’s North Shore. English-speaking guides such as Cass, Bailey, Amelia, and Kenny keep the pace friendly, while rappels, sky bridges, farm stops, and long ocean views add variety.
“The staff was great Kenny, Brady and Quincy are fun guys and great at keeping the energy up. The farms is great with plenty of views and the tomatoes were tasty. Overall was an amazing experience.”
At Hi Honey Farm in Waialua, guides including Ananya, Adam, Connery, and Stanislav explain bee life, lead you through banana trees to active hives, and help you hold a honey frame. The 1-hour-40-minute visit ends with a tasting of raw and infused honey.
“The whole tour was incredibly fascinating and personal. Ananya was so knowledgeable patient and passionate about the bees as well as making sure we were comfortable and well taken care of. She was excellent!! I would highly recommend.”
At Tsue’s Farm on Oahu’s North Shore, choose a kayak or stand-up paddleboard, follow the Anahulu River toward the ocean, and watch for Hawaiian green sea turtles. Afterward, enjoy shrimp, chicken, kalua pig, or a vegetarian lunch, then explore the farm at your own pace.
“Event was so fun and I loved the employees. They were so genuine and knowledgeable about the trip. Made kayaking super fun. They even attended us earlier than our start time which was lovely since we were able to do their things around the area. There’s small games for children like connect 4. Overall, I loved everything and would come back!”
Spend seven hours exploring Oahu’s farming country and North Shore with Roberts Hawaii. See pineapple growing and packing at Dole Plantation, sample local products, stop at a surf beach and Haleiwa, and return with a boxed pineapple. Elaine may be your guide.
“Great tour. Elaine was very knowledgeable and shared about every part of the island we visited. She was possibly the best tour guide of our trip! Pineapple fields were interesting and the other stops were nice. Would definitely recommend!”
Spend seven hours with an English-speaking guide visiting Greenworld Coffee Farms, Dole’s pineapple fields and pack house, a North Shore beach, Haleiwa, and a macadamia nut shop. Guide Elaine and Cousin Clay may add local context, harvest access, and a friendly personal touch.
“Can you please refund me my money for the trip that never took place. . It's a matter of urgency now as my credit card bill is due”
At The Coffee LAB by Hala Tree Cafe in Kaʻaʻawa, you’ll taste three 100% Kona coffees from a family-owned farm on Mauna Loa. Coffee educators explain cultivation, processing, fermentation, drying, and roasting in a casual, English-language session lasting about an hour.
“Learned a lot about coffee. How they grow it. On what the difference between roasted and light roasted. The taste notes. The ocean view is gorgeous going to Kona coffee.”
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