We attended both the farm tour and lei-making sunset class. Both were fun experiences which allowed…read moreus to see a working farm run by a family. Everyone was very kind and friendly ... and the views of ocean, land, and sunset are awesome.

The history of the farm, all of the different pkumerias, their background of how they were created…read moreor who they were named after, and being able to touch and feel, then walk the grounds was an amazing experience. I highly recommend visiting and doing the tour. Everyone there is very personable, great at answering all questions, and overall sharing the Aloha with their visitors. We will definitely be back again.

Can I give a review of more than 5 stars?? I am putting my…read morereview on the Airbnb experience provided by Lokoea farms. It was an amazing experience for me and my family to visit this farm run by Noe. She took us around her farm, showed us diverse citrus and tropical fruits and had us try various different kinds of fruits from the farm! It was a wonderful experience and at the end we learned so much about Hawaiian culture, fruits, trees and weather. We also learned about different tree propagation methods. Check this farm out on Airbnb experiences! You will love it!!

We got to try so many fruits that I've never heard of! Blackberry jam fruit tasted just like it's…read morenamesake. Custard apple I've heard of but never saw before on the island. So delicious! Learned so much and ate even more at our fruit/nut lunch. Each container fed a group of 4 but nobody finished theirs and those who wanted all had leftover fruits to take home. Love using their nutcracker. Design is so ingenious!

This was a highlight of our visit to the North Shore... Visit them. Help support the local…read morecommunity and the bees. The owner, our host (Ash), and Samir were all wonderful! Did you know: Female bees dominate the hive, making up more than 95% of the population. They are the only ones who work, sting, and populate. #girlbosses

We drove up to the honey farm, expecting a store where we could buy local products and support…read moretheir business, but the gate was closed, and the person who answered the phone said that their honey is available in some markets, or at the fruit stand in the front if it's open, but they do not sell it separate from their farm tours. So do not drive up there expecting to buy any honey products. I think they could make a lot of money selling different honey products. At least someone answered the phone.

For a little under $200, me and my husband had the best morning celebrating our first anniversary…read moreat Hanai Hives. We allotted enough time to head up to the North Shore and it was easy to find this location thanks to the clear directions in email. I've wanted to learn more about the bees for a long time and what better way than to put on a get a private tour where you get to suit up and get a fab lesson from Katie and team on the ins and outs of the bees working hard at making honey. Our tour was about 2 hours long. We were in awe of how hard the beekeepers and the bees here work. We even got to see another bee robbing another bee on site! And saw how to get the beetles out of there! I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to get the right sized suit. And they are super nice about taking photos for you!!! The tour ended with a honey tasting and charcuterie board with mint infused iced water! Then we were off to the gift shop which had all the flavors available for tasting -- we loved the hot honey. This TOUR IS A MUST and it is so easy to schedule through their website as they have so much availability 6 days a week.

We loved every minute of this private tour! Katie and her team are wonderful people and incredibly…read moreknowledgeable about bees. It was like we made a new friend! You will be immersed into the bee keeping experience without a doubt. Every aspect of bee keeping was shared and if we lived on Oahu, we would Hanai a hive too! Booking this tour will give you a memorable and unique island experience. The honey sample at the end was so delicious we bought some to take home.

I grew up in Wahiawa and spent a good part of my childhood outdoors. One memorable activity for me…read morewas being able to work in the Loi Patch. Something about pulling weeds knee deep in cool mud is so peaceful to me! I brought my boyfriend to Na Mea Kupono farm on a Saturday workday at 9am. We volunteered our time that morning and got a free workout! Kuuipo, Uncle Steve and Bevy (?) made us feel like family right away and the other student volunteers were just as awesome to work with as well. If you want an authentic Hawaii experience you should definitely check out Na Mea Kupono. The people who work here love and respect the land, know the history of the island, and appreciate the bounty the loi provides. When you visit here you can't help but feel accomplished and satisfied. And a little bit dirty. Bonus--Don't forget to grab some Huli Huli chicken at Malama Market as your reward for your hard work! Worth it!

Unbelievably beautiful place. The Lo'i patch is truly amazing, and they have so much knowledge and…read morecare for the land with such aloha. This place is magical.

What a fun chocolate tour located on the North Shore. I actually had never heard of this local…read morecacao farm, but my husband found it as an activity to do when his parents were visiting from the mainland. You can sign up online for the tour, which includes seeing the cacao trees, and how they grow the different types of cacao, harvest it, process it, and turn it into a local chocolate for Manoa chocolate company. It's actually very fascinating, but quite a long process, which is why most chocolate companies don't make their chocolate from scratch. At the end of the tour, you have a chance to sample some of their finished Manoa chocolate products, such a treat!

As we drove up to this property the road looked a little sketchy. You need a code to get into the…read moregate. We kept driving and driving up the road and seen some beautiful views of the island. As we walked up to the Cacao farm we were greeted by a young lady with a beautiful smile. I think her name was Katey. She was very informative and made our tour unforgettable. At the end we got to try different types of chocolate, they also had a tea we got to taste. It was fun and very informative. I recommend trying this place out. We had a wonderful time. So if you get to visit the Island and looking for something different to do. Go check it out!