Hawaiian Farms and Island Tastings

Green World Coffee Farm is a small, family-owned operation where Hawaiian coffee is grown, roasted, and served on-site. Guests can enjoy complimentary samples of a variety of coffee blends and teas, then take a self-guided walk through the coffee garden to see the coffee trees up close. The shop features an espresso bar, fresh-roasted beans, and locally made treats available for purchase. This relaxed stop offers coffee lovers a quick yet informative look into Hawaiʻi’s coffee farming in a charming country setting.

Immerse yourself in the shaded orchards of a working cacao farm, where you’ll learn how fresh cacao pods are harvested and cultivated in Hawaiʻi. This experience includes an extensive tasting of chocolate made from cacao grown right here on the island, offering insight into both the local and global chocolate-making process. Guests leave with a deeper appreciation for cacao agriculture and the craftsmanship behind fine chocolate. After the tasting, a variety of chocolate bars, treats, gifts, and merchandise will be available for purchase.

Originally a pineapple farm and roadside fruit stand in the mid-1900s, Dole Plantation opened to visitors in 1989 and has since become one of Hawaiʻi’s most popular attractions. Guests can sample the iconic Dole Whip® pineapple soft-serve, explore beautifully maintained gardens, and learn about Hawaiʻi’s pineapple history. The plantation also features a country store offering pineapple treats and island souvenirs. Optional attractions such as the Pineapple Express Train Tour and Garden Maze are available for purchase on-site but are not included in the tour.

This rustic farm stand offers a fun and flavorful introduction to one of Hawaiʻi’s most iconic crops. Guests are welcomed by the aroma of roasting macadamia nuts and complimentary samples of flavored nuts and local coffee. You’ll have the opportunity to crack open a raw macadamia nut using traditional tools provided on-site and sample a variety of flavors, from garlic-seasoned to honey-roasted. The country store also features Hawaiian chocolates, spices, and island-made souvenirs, making this a great stop for tasting and gift shopping. This experience offers a relaxed and authentic taste of Oʻahu’s North Shore.

Haleʻiwa is a charming historic surf town and the cultural heart of Oʻahu’s North Shore. Known for its plantation-era wooden buildings, the town is home to local art galleries, surf shops, and laid-back eateries that reflect the area’s deep surf culture roots. This is the designated lunch stop on the tour, offering a wide range of options—from famous shrimp trucks and local plate lunches to the iconic Matsumoto’s Shave Ice, a must-try Hawaiian favorite. Far removed from the pace of Honolulu, Haleʻiwa offers a relaxed “country” atmosphere where guests can stroll the streets, shop for unique souvenirs, and enjoy the North Shore lifestyle. Lunch is available for purchase and is not included.

Embark on an educational journey into the world of Agricole rum at Ko Hana Distillers, a unique “grass-to-glass” distillery on Oʻahu. This guided experience introduces guests to the history of Hawaiian heirloom sugarcane and the craftsmanship behind Ko Hana’s small-batch rum. Learn how hand-harvested sugarcane is grown, processed, and distilled on-site, and how traditional methods and barrel aging create authentic Hawaiian flavors.

The tour concludes with a guided rum tasting, where adult guests enjoy a flight of their choice led by a knowledgeable local rum enthusiast. Youth tickets include a gelato cup to enjoy while adults participate in the tasting. This stop offers a meaningful look at Hawaiʻi’s agricultural roots and modern distilling traditions in a relaxed plantation setting.

Optional Upgrade: Aged Rum Flight (available for purchase on-site)
Alcohol is served only to guests 21 years and older with valid ID. We encourage responsible consumption.