Agritourism & Farm Experiences near Honolulu, HI

Honolulu

Forest Product Society is listed near the intersection of Mānoa Road and Lowrey Avenue in Honolulu, close to the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. No independent website or current operating details could be verified online.

Honolulu

Ohana Christmas Trees is listed as a seasonal precut tree vendor serving Honolulu during the holiday season. Beyond that listing, no verifiable operating details for a Keahole Street location turned up online.

Waimanalo

Waimanalo Country Farms has grown sweet corn on 52 acres overlooking the Koʻolau range since 1948, now run by fourth-generation farmers Dominic and Shawn Kadooka. The farm grows Dakota Supersweet corn, watermelon, greenhouse tomatoes, and fall pumpkins, plus sunflower fields that bloom twice a year, in May-July and October-November. Visitors can u-pick produce, ride the petting zoo and tractor, and drink fresh-squeezed Nalo Made lemonade daily.

Wahiawa

Manoa Honey & Mead keeps bee hives across nine apiaries on Oahu, processing the harvest at a Wahiawa facility founded in the late 1990s by Yuki and Erika, who moved from Japan. Their Pele's Gold blend draws nectar from more than 1,000 kinds of island flowers, and the Wahiawa store runs mead tastings Friday through Sunday plus a Saturday Bees to Mead tour.

Helemano Farms grows more than 12,000 Christmas trees on Oahu's Central Plateau, including Hawaii's historic Norfolk pine along with Leyland and Murray cypress. Mike O'Brien, who moved from California to work for Dole in 1967, opened the choose-and-cut farm to the public in 2007. It's closed Mondays and Tuesdays, open Wednesday-Friday 2-6:30pm and weekends 10am-6:30pm at 1750 Whitmore Ave.

Kapolei

Shaka Moa Eggs comes from Maili Moa, the cage-free egg farm Mark Takaki opened in Waiʻanae in 1998 as Hawaii's first commercial cage-free operation. The farm meets FDA, USDA, and Global Animal Partnership standards and sells fresh eggs on-site Monday-Saturday, 7:30am-2pm, as well as through Foodland, Whole Foods, KTA, Tamura Super Market, and other island grocers.

Haleiwa

Mean Woman Flower Farm grows the blooms behind its handmade lei on Oʻahu's North Shore, off Haleiwa Plantation, under farm manager CallieAnn Johnston. Lei are picked and strung to order and sold through Farm Link Hawaiʻi, with a standing cutoff: order by Sunday for Wednesday-through-Friday pickup, or by Wednesday for the weekend.