Late review: July 2025 prices…read more Goat feed - $6 Goat milk gelato x 2 - $6.28 Lychee flavor, Size: Keiki Mango flavor, Size: Keiki Lemon bar - $4.19 Friendly staff, happy goats, free parking, credit cards accepted, no extra cc fees, wash stations available Yelp limits how many photos are posted with my review, but there should be 52 photos/videos.

Sweet Land Farm is absolutely worth visiting, especially if you have young kids. The setting is…read morebeautiful. Some of our favorite family photos from this entire trip came from this farm. Watching our kids feed the goats was one of those simple moments they'll probably remember for a long time. It's also about as clean as you could reasonably expect for a working goat farm. Yes, it smells like goats, that comes with the territory. If you're expecting a sterile petting zoo, this isn't it. It's a real farm and I actually appreciated that. Where the experience lost me was the hospitality. Maybe we arrived too close to closing, but the staff felt completely disengaged. Nobody was particularly welcoming, nobody seemed excited to talk about the farm or its products and asking simple questions felt like an inconvenience. You drive all the way out here because you're interested in what they're building. A little warmth would go a long way. The other issue was the flies. Again, I understand this is a farm. Flies are part of the environment. But when they're landing around food while ice cream is being scooped, it starts to cross from "that's farm life" into something that feels unpleasant. It was hard not to notice and it definitely took away from the experience. The goat milk ice cream was good, not quite my preference over traditional dairy ice cream, but still worth trying if you're visiting. Feeding the goats was fun, the grounds are beautiful and it's a fantastic stop for families with toddlers. I just wish the customer experience matched the scenery. This place has everything it needs to be unforgettable. A little more hospitality and a little more attention around the food service area would make a huge difference. I'd still recommend visiting but come for the farm, the photos and the goats. Just keep your expectations for the service a little lower.

It's a beautiful family-run business! The guides are knowledgeable and the atmosphere is welcoming!read more

The family friendly crew is amazing. Highlight recommended- i learned so much and eberything…read moresmelled amazing.

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!

We had such a fun time visiting the farm. The owner is a great host and is very passionate about…read morehis fruits. We got mangoes, star apples, chempedak (a special jackfruit unique to his farm), papayas, bananas. We especially love the Alfonso Gold mangoes, they are very fragrant and sweet. All the fruits are really delicious. Our only regret is not finding this place earlier in our vacation so we can make multiple trips for fresh fruits. If you do go, text or call ahead of time so you can get GPS to parking area and the gate code or you won't be able to get in.

This review has been a long time coming. We visited Thanh's farm back in July and had the best…read moretime. He gave us a tour of the farm and we were really lucky to be able to try all of our favorite fruits. At the end he let us try all the varieties of mango grown on the farm and we got to take back with his a big box of all our favorite fruits. This included soursop, mangos, abiu, etc. if you're on the island, be sure to check out Thanh's farm. It's definitely worth a trip out to this side of the island to try the most amazing fruits.

I suffer from a severe TBI. This place welcomed me with open arms and are doing all they can to…read morehelp me. I'm slowly making progress thanks to their help.

I was struggling with very strong lower back pain that through me in bed for weeks. I did the 10…read moresession with Arnold, I can say my back is completely healed, no pain whatsoever and I can exercise normally now. I'm so thankful I came across zero point. If you have any health conditions or pain and don't know if this is the right thing for you, they do free consultations on Saturday morning, 15 minute treatments, so you can have a taste of what Rolfing is.

First timers here for the sunflower season which runs from mid June to early July. Kamaaina &…read moremilitary entry was $10 for adults, children under 3 are free. Very scenic and beautiful, makes for instagram-worthy pictures. It was also hot! So don't forget your sunscreen, sun hats, umbrella, etc. we stopped at the concession stand to try their famous lemonade and corn bread. Both were delicious. There's also a petting zoo and a cow train for the keiki. Fun summer activity for the whole family.

Honestly, this is my first time. I never knew there was a pumpkin farm in Waimanalo. I need to…read moreventure out more. I am familiar with Aloun farm. So, all you people out there who have never visited Waimanalo Country Farms, this is your chance. I did the hay ride. You get to hear a live story from the driver. No such thing as prerecording. It's like a historic museum ride about this farm. This farm strictly ran by a family of six generation if I remember correctly. I also got to try their lovely pumpkin pie and sweet tea. They were extremely fresh and good. I like to believe that they made it from scratch since they have all the ingredients.

The farm has about 30 animals. 6 pigs, 2 ducks, 3 turkeys, 2 cows, 4 goats, 1 peacock,4 sheeps,4…read morebunnys, few chickens No toilet. Have to bring your own food to feed the animals . Really muddy. No way to walk around without getting dirt. no instructions so my mom have to walk on the other side and the owner raised her voice to her. the farm owner will only give information when you paying for all the information. Terrible experience for our fam and it's not worth it.

Great staff , happy pets you can tell they take care of them . Beautiful location. Bring fruits to…read morefeed the animals.

Another fun vacation stop for us! We got to experience cracking open macadamia nuts, sampling…read moredifferent flavors, and trying their coffee selection. My absolute favorite was the Maui Onion and Garlic Macadamia Nuts -- super flavorful and seriously addicting. So good. Definitely a nice stop if you're visiting and want to try some local Hawaiian treats.

Yes it's a tourist stop but YES you have to Stop !…read more You can sample they Kona blend coffee here and they also sell 100% Kona as well. You can also sample all the different flavors of macadamia nuts they have available for purchase. There are a few rooms and buildings to explore and no matter what goodies you find you will surely see a friendly and pleasant member of staff there to help you or answer any questions. Too much to choose from? They have a desk that for a flat fee you can ship you purchases back home. This fondly reminds me of old Oahu tourism and has that traditional vibe. Don't skip here !