OAHU · FARM TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 7 oahu farm tours worth setting a morning aside for. Each one visited and written up plainly, with what you actually do on the farm, the prices, the run times and who runs them.
Ride your own ATV on Oahu’s North Shore, plant a native shoreline plant, meet farm animals, and learn Kapukapuakea’s UNESCO ties to Polynesia.
Most Popular“For ATV fans this was a boring 10 mph ride with no good trails. Don't waste your time or money...do something else.”
Taste Hawaii-grown cacao on a small-group 1.5-hour orchard tour in Waialua. Learn pod-to-bar steps and sample chocolate.
“Our guide (Katie) was very knowledgeable and kind! We had a great time and learned a lot, and not just about cacao, but all the other flora and fauna required to make cacao successful. Our group was small and everyone was nice and respectful. This was one of our favorite experiences in all of our…”
A 45-minute North Shore Oahu mini ATV for kids plus farm animal time on 64 acres, with gear included and ocean-farm views.
“Had so much fun! We were able to see the goats and cows and even got to touch them. Didn’t get to dirty.”
Oahu North Shore zip lines over Keana Farms: 8 dual lines, ATV ride, rappels, sky bridges, and farm learning. 150 minutes.
Visit Hi Honey Farm in Waialua, North Shore Oahu. Suit up, hold honeycomb, spot the queen, then taste raw and infused honey.
“Very family friendly experience. Learned a lot more about bees than I thought I knew. The tour was safe and the guides were very knowledgeable. The tasting session at the end was excellent, allowing us to tasty around 10 varieties of their honey along with different forms of applications (fruit, avocado, ice cream, etc.). Overall,…”
Paddle the Anahulu River by kayak or SUP with sea turtles, then eat a farm lunch and explore Tsue’s Farm Haleiwa in the North Shore sun.
“No direction or instruction. Very unorganized. Food was okay.saw I turtle in a cage by the front gate. .”
Taste three 100% Kona coffees grown on Mauna Loa, learn processing and roasting choices, and practice a simple tasting technique at The Coffee LAB.
“This was a fun experience. You meet at the bottom floor of the shop. I wished they taught everyone how to taste something, luckily my group went to a Rum tasting the day before and they taught us. Smell with your mouth open, this allows the flavors to hit your tastebuds before you drink. Then…”
Working farms, orchards, vineyards and spice gardens, region by region.
