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    4.9 (59 reviews)
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    Adrienne P.

    Goat yoga in Anahola was pure joy. I feel like we all connected to our inner playful child as well as the beauty of Kaua'i. After we checked in, we put our things away near by and were given a mat and towel. We all gathered inside the gazebo then, Kaala shared a bit of history about Kaua'i and the Kalealea mountain range in front of us before giving Shira the thumbs up to send the goats to us. The goats came charging excitedly down the hill, ready to hang out with us and snack on the animal crackers spread around our mats. Shira lead us into several yoga poses and stretches while the goats brought us many laughs, smiles and encouragement. It was such a unique and fun experience having these animals entertain us! Watching them jump on people's backs, head but each other and ignore our personal space was absolutely adorable and hilarious. After our sweet session with Shira and the goats, she took pictures of each group who attended to capture more memories with the goats. I have a small back so the goats were weary to jump on mine for a picture, but nonetheless we still got great photos and a few selfies! Of course we had to check out the school bus revamped into a goat yoga shop. I bought a cute brown crop top with an 808 goat yoga logo in front and a cool drawing of the bus and goats on the back. There were also shirts, pullovers, tanks, hats, stickers and yoga mats for purchase. Venmo and cash is accepted. If you are visiting Kaua'i you have to check this place out. Worth every penny! This was easily one of my favorite and most memorable parts of the trip. Such a fun atmosphere and experience for a great price. You can tell these goats love their life and are well taken care of. Shira and Kaala clearly put a lot of work and TLC into making sure everyone benefits from the experience, goats and people. You can bet you'll feel better after than when you arrived. Thank you Anahola, Kaua'i! Thank you Kaala, Shira and all the goats for a lovely morning session. We can't wait to tell everyone we know about this wonderful business and family. Mahalo

    Tim S.

    What a fun experience. The people who put this on are really nice and welcoming. Anyone looking for a fun yoga with some history this is your yoga. I don't do much yoga but definitely felt better after the session. Thanks again for making our morning so exciting.

    Nigel M.

    One of the highlights of our trip! Love yoga? Beautiful scenery? A little history lesson? Goats?? If yes to any of those, boy do I have a place for you! My girlfriend and I thoroughly enjoyed 808 Goat Yoga, and highly recommend it for anyone else looking for a unique and awesome experience on Kaua'i!

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    Manda K.

    The vibe was really cool and relaxing. My mom and I enjoyed our yoga session and playing with the goats. Definitely recommend

    Yoga

    Absolutely amazing experience! Hawaiian & woman owned and operated. Came in from Oahu and could not have had a lovier time. Get to learn a bit of history, channel some high vibrations and do yoga with some beautiful, cam, adorable tiny goats!

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    Vintage J.

    Beautiful people, loving goats, yoga was great, fun work out with laughs, and good company. I loved it! Got me the cutest shirt in their bus shop. My New favorite memory.

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    Sammie W.

    This was such an incredible experience and would definitely do it again! It begun with a beautiful history lesson on Hawaii and then the goats ran down the hill all at once which was so special! I've always wanted to do goat yoga and it really was the highlight of the trip! It was a flow yoga style good for experienced and never before done yogis! It was so fun to see how silly all the goats acted during the lesson trying to reach up trees to eat leaves! Everyone working it was so beyond kind and even gave out the mangos on their tree which were the best mangos I've ever had!! I highly recommend you and your group do it!! 35-40 minutes of flow yoga good for experienced and first time 30 minutes of goat petting/photo opportunities

    Feeding mango leaves to goats

    I've been to 808 Goat Yoga when they first started, and went back 3 years later.. it's still so awesome and who knew they could get even better and have way more goats. You must check them out!

    Jessica A.

    808 Goats Yoga was the highlight of our trip! The location is nestled in a beautiful, peaceful area. The yoga itself was great but the goats were the star of the show. The price included the session and yoga mat. After the class was over we got to feed the goats some leaves and cuddle/take photos with the goats. It was just a magical experience and if you're visiting Kauai I'd recommend booking, you will not regret it!

    My daughter and Simon the only male goat. :)

    Such a fun experience for my daughter and me! The history of the location, the beautiful view and the super friendly goats made this a highlight of our trip. Shira is a gem, she minded the goats and incorporated them in the practice. This is a "don't miss" if you're on Kauai.

    Natalia U.

    My husband signed me up for this goat yoga and it was fun, but more pleasant was connected with the owners, girls are amazingly welcoming and warm people! I love the history behind this place and ambiance. PS: if you with lids it will absolutely place to go!

    Suznhorn ..

    808 Goat Yoga was the high point of our trip to Kauai. Perfect for die-hard yoga enthusiasts (my daughters) or novices (me). The class began with a warm welcome and short history of the Hawaiian islands and is held on the lawn under a large pergola. Participants were invited to focus on an intention, wish, or gratitude and information about the class and our goat partners was shared. The yoga instructor was excellent and provided instructions on how to adapt moves to match your skill level. Once the goats are released, it's their domain. I loved petting, scratching and loving on the goats. Time is provided after class to interact with and take pictures with the goats. We then stowed our towels and cleaned our mats (both are provided) and headed into a charming, converted bus to do some shopping. I highly recommend anyone coming to Kauai to carve out some time for this unique, spiritual, and fun experience.

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    Such an incredible experience!!! Yoga with goats is so much fun! The team at 808 goat yoga is so welcoming, friendly, the goats were so friendly and the instructor was fantastic!!! Thank you for such an awesome experience!!!!!!!

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    Hawaiian Organic Noni

    Hawaiian Organic Noni

    5.0
    (20 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    This is the third or fourth time, I've been here and I continue to learn more and more. Steve and…read morehis family are very nice and warm I would definitely recommend this place to learn about not only Noni, but learn about organic gardening as well.

    Have you ever heard of noni? It's this medicinal fruit that grows on a tree near the equator and…read moreonce opened, it smells and tastes like blue cheese. I like blue cheese but this was not good fresh, on its own. It needed some dried cranberries and walnuts to accompany it. Apparently after harvesting, it takes two days to ripen before it becomes soft like a tomato. Once ripe, the company has between 2-4 hours to process the fruit before it begins to ferment. Because it's impossible to sell such a finicky fruit in stores, they dehydrate it into a fruit leather. According to the owner, commercial freeze dried products have to first receive a heat treatment that would basically cook the fruit, destroying its nutrients, which is why they chose dehydration. The tour (which you must preschedule via their realnoni website) that we went on was nearly 3 hours and was very informative about everything from organic gardening and vermicomposting, to the breeding habits of the albatross that live on a cliff under their 70 acre farm overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The tour was fantastic. One caveat - My BS censors go off when chiropractors are mentioned in the same sentence as medical doctors, physical therapists and kinesiologists. There were a lot of fantastical claims about how this fruit can address the root causes of everything from eczema to damaged cartilage, cancers, autoimmune disorders to damaged Achilles tendons. You can always find a doctor or two that will cosign literally any claim out there, so the fact they had articles by a few random doctors and University of Hawaii sports medicine doctor praising their products has not swayed me. While I'm open to trying new things, inherently I'm a highly skeptical and cynical person when it comes to alt-medicine. There is just too much woo out there. While I'm not sold on the sounds-too-good-to-be-true claims of what this fruit can supposedly do, we bought an 8 ounce lavender lotion ($28) and a packet of the fruit leather ($30.) We feel like if the tour doesn't charge and we enjoyed the tour, it's polite to purchase something. We'll see if it works.

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    Hawaiian Christmas trees
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    Educational presentation and tasting of the Noni fruit.

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    Educational presentation and tasting of the Noni fruit.
    Common Ground Kauai

    Common Ground Kauai

    4.2
    (72 reviews)
    7.6 mi

    Amazing farm tour to table experience that educates and nourishes. This is a quintessential…read moreactivity that I look for on all Hawaii islands. This farm focuses on sustainability and regenerative farming; I appreciated learning that the main course was a byproduct of Ahi fishing: the Mongchong. The practice of lessening our waste is something we all need to be wary and partake in and respect the earth and the oceans that we take nourishment from. The meal was very special. This is a great chance to taste the unfamiliar; food you'll never taste on the mainland. I hope they excel when they start their restaurant business!

    The food and setting were lovely. This is more of an event space than an actual farm, though they…read moredo source their ingredients locally. The farm tour- at least with the guide we had- was a wander through a small organic garden with a guide describing some plants that might be exotic if you're from the mainland- it's pleasant and interesting. There's no serious description of agriculture on Hawaii or why Hawaii has to import food or what might be done about it. There was no asking for questions, and a maybe 30% disinformation content. I'd suggest the owners list on the menu for the day where each item comes from- clearly that's what their clientele is interested in? Some of this might have been covered in the 4 minute meet with the chef, but I didn't retain it. It would be fun to know what all the ingredients are. Any last minute unforeseen swaps could then be discussed before the meal, since the visitors are interested in sustainable Ag we'd be interested in its unpredictability too.

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    Introducing dinner to the farm tour.. at no point were we acknowledged or invited to join this conversation. ‍
    Introducing dinner to the farm tour.. at no point were we acknowledged or invited to join this conversation. ‍
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    North Shore Stables

    North Shore Stables

    4.6
    (389 reviews)
    85.7 mi

    Amazing views, chill crew, friendly animals!! We loved the baby goats!…read more Check in was very quick and the trip was well paced.

    This was a good experience. I came here with my boyfriend for his birthday and we did have fun, but…read morethe whole experience also felt kind of awkward. The ATV ride itself was enjoyable. We drove around different trails, got to see nice views and some animals along the way, which was cool. We came about a month after the storms, so the scenery wasn't at its absolute best, but that's totally understandable and not a complaint at all. It is pretty expensive though, around $130 per person, and feeding the animals was an extra $10 for small pellets to feed the cows and goats. The views and experience were still nice, but for the price, we expected the overall service to feel a little more polished. The main thing that stood out was the guides. We had two guides and they were both really quiet and awkward. They didn't really explain much or try to interact with us, which made the vibe feel uncomfortable at times. My boyfriend and I even tried making conversation, but they just weren't very chatty. It honestly felt kind of tense the whole ride. At the end, things got even more awkward because one of the guides basically disappeared without saying goodbye or telling us what to do next. We were just standing there confused with our gear, not knowing where to put anything or whether we were supposed to check out somewhere. The other guide mentioned they had just started working there and wasn't sure what the next steps were either, which is understandable, but it still felt a little unprofessional considering how much the experience cost. Also, when booking, there was a section asking if we were celebrating anything, and I mentioned it was my boyfriend's birthday. We weren't expecting anything free or over-the-top, but it would've been nice if someone had at least acknowledged it since they specifically asked during booking. Overall, the ATV ride and scenery were fun, but the customer service and overall organization definitely could've been better for the price point.

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    The Tarazis!
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    Sweet Land Farm

    Sweet Land Farm

    4.9
    (123 reviews)
    91.1 mi
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    As a big fan of goat milk moisturizers and soap we decided to check out this place…read more We were pleasantly surprised to see many families out and enjoying the farm as well. They have a little gift shop which sells their merch and delicious goat cheese and goat gelato. The cheeses are sold individually or in a four-flavor flight; along with crackers it made a delicious snack. We tried the four-flavor flight with crackers and boy were they good. Their big hit are their goat gelatos. They have quite a few flavors which were all very good. We got the chocolate and coffee flavors. It was very creamy with a slight twang. Very good!! After eating we bought some goat food and visited the goats. They also offer a tour which takes people behind the scenes to other areas of the farm. The drive out is not too bad. It's just past Kemo'o farms. Lots of signage leading to the farm. Big open lot to park. A great family friendly place to take the keikis and eat goatlato.

    Date of Visit: 6.12.2026…read more Location: Oahu Cuisine Type: Goat Dairy Vibe: Rustic country with Hawaiian flair, and you can see (and feed!) various goats Cost: $-$$ depending on what you order Service: N/A (counter order, bring to the big tables yourself) Food/ Rating: -5/5- The goat ice cream is creamy with a strong flavor (everything here is goated). The goat cheese platter is great too, the garlic one was my favorite. Pro tip: bring your own crackers or you'll pay more for theirs. Overall Thoughts: Best Thing I ate: Literally everything is good Something to Improve: The flies are annoying so you can set them a sugar tray aka left over ice cream and leave it on the side

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    Goat cheese tasting: Gouda & Chèvre
    Goat cheese tasting: Gouda & Chèvre
    Sweet Land Farm
    Goat Gelato (Raspberry, Cinnamon, Caramel) and Goat Caramel Jar

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    Goat Gelato (Raspberry, Cinnamon, Caramel) and Goat Caramel Jar
    Aloun Farms

    Aloun Farms

    3.9
    (176 reviews)
    97.4 mi

    We always have a great time at the annual Pumpkin Festival at Aloun Farms!…read more This year, they had great rides from E.K. Fernandez, including a Ferris Wheel! We had a blast. They also had the free hayride, entertainment, the pumpkin patch, sunflower patch, pony rides, and more! I love that they partner with organizations for great giveaways. My hubby won 2 RT airline tickets to anywhere Southwest flies on the mainland by winning a watermelon eating contest! Woop woop! They also had really cute staged areas for photo taking, tons of food vendors, a farmer's market, etc. You can't go wrong when there's something for everyone to do. Highly recommend checking this place out for Halloween time. Bring boots and plenty of water and sunscreen - it's hot out there, but always fun.

    We went to Aloun Farms for the Fall Festival this year and overall had a nice time! It was great…read morethat the event was dog friendly. We brought our pup along and she loved exploring. The decorations were cute and festive, and the staff we interacted with were all friendly and welcoming. It was definitely crowded and a bit overwhelming, so we only stayed for about an hour. It was also really hot, which made it tough for both us and our dog. We walked around, grabbed some food, checked out the sunflowers and pumpkin patch, and then stopped by the farmers market store before heading out. The store service was quick, but one moment stood out. A young boy was trying his best to help us and do the math for our items when another staff member suddenly took over and told him, "You're going to the side. You're way too slow." It felt a little uncomfortable to witness, since the boy was clearly trying his best. I understand things can get busy, but it just didn't feel right to scold him in front of customers. Despite that, the festival itself was fun, the food and produce were great, and it's always nice to see local families and pets enjoying the day. We'll probably go again, maybe earlier in the morning next time when it's less crowded and cooler.

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    Me with our pumpkin finds!
    Me with our pumpkin finds!
    Aloun Farms
    Aloun Farms

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    Hoa Aina O Makaha

    Hoa Aina O Makaha

    5.0
    (5 reviews)
    84.8 mi

    A hidden gem in Makaha staffed by wonderful people. This farm holds events, food giveaways and now…read moreyou pick days. The farm provides you pick fruits like guava and mango, veggies suck as greens, herbs, pickled veggies, jams and my favorite thing, plants to take home and plant in your yard.

    Field Trip experience…read more Cost per student: $10 + $5 (bus transportation) Unit: Plants and Animals Hoa Aina Makaha is a non profit organization. When it first started high school students from Waianae and Nanakuli, who were unable to function in the classroom, came here to learn how to care about themselves through caring of the land with traditional Hawaiian Values. The program has expanded with Hoa Aina's Mission Statement, "Creating Peaceful Communities in Harmony with Nature, through the Eyes, Hands and Hearts of the Children." Makaha elementary students use the 5 acre farm daily and learn hands experience of how plant, take care, and harvest a plant. They are able to care for different animals. Public and private schools and the community is welcome to the farm. They offer different programs where you can learn how to grow your own garden. The school program is called Ke-Ala program. Our students went on the general tour. There is a Polynesia tour for older students. Ke-Ala Program- Before we entered the farm the students chanted an Oli along with the adults. Makaha farms sent us over the chant and we practiced it with our students before we arrived. We went along with another class and were split up in to two groups with a guide to show us around. One class went to the animals and the other went on a tour of the farm. Animals- The students enjoyed learning about the different animals. They had: Rabbits Fish Chickens Geese Ducks Goats Sheep Turtles Bees They also got to pet all of them and feed them. Tour of the farm: garden On this tour we got to see projects that the students from Makaha created. Kat our guide talked about the different plants. There were so many I couldn't remember all the names. We saw taro, jackfruit, cotton, banana trees, etc. During the tour we got to see, feed, and touch earthworms. After the tour around the farm the students got to plant their own sunflowers. Each student got to take this home. This farm is 5 acres, there is a lot more to see here then what we saw. Lunch The farm has a nice covered outdoor seating area. It has sinks next to it so the children could wash their hands before lunch. Last year we were able to harvest taro and replant it. Each student got to peddle a bike, which turned a blender, and we made smoothies. They used different fruits from around the farm and kalo. The students and adults really enjoyed it. Overall, it's a great educational experience for the kids. The tour guides speak age appropriately to the children. It's a wonderful field trip to attend with your children. The only downfall is its a bit pricey.

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    Students enjoying the fish.
    Students enjoying the fish.
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    Goats
    Gigi Cocquio speaking to students.

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    Gigi Cocquio speaking to students.

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