Farms in Kula, HI

Kula · Apiary

Maui Bees is a woman-owned farm on the sunny leeward slopes of Haleakalā in Kula, producing seasonal honeys with distinct flavors: mild amber summer honey from Wilelaiki (Christmas berry) blossoms and darker winter honey with caramel undertones from eucalyptus. The farmstand at 2,500 feet is open Tuesday–Saturday with honey sampling, hands-on honeybee tours, and farm-to-table dinners.

Kula · Organic Farm, Orchard

Maui Chocolate & Coffee Tours hosts private, reservation-only tours at Kupa'a Farms in Kula, wandering a cacao and coffee orchard to trace both crops from delicate fruit to fine chocolate and 100% Maui coffee. Guests taste rare chocolates from around the world, hand-craft a traditional ceremonial cacao drink, and meet the farm's goats, sheep, and friendly deer — all on a farm built on regenerative soil practices like compost tea, cover crops, and mulch.

Kula · Meat Farm

Four generations ago, Manual Jacintho worked as a mason, saved his earnings, and purchased small properties in the Kula area. He started a part-time Black Angus ranch to feed his family, and supplement the family income. The healthy grass growing on the pastures' naturally rich soil, kept a healthy breed of cattle thriving. He raised his animals without the use of hormones, antibiotics, or artificial stimulants. This tradition has been kept in the family for four generations. Today, the traditio

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Makawao

Makawao · Organic Farm, Produce Farm

Oko'a Farms sells its fresh, organically grown produce through two Maui storefronts — the Kulamalu Shopping Center in Makawao's Upcountry and Wailea Village — both open daily 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The farm is committed to sustainable growing practices with a wide range of fruits and vegetables.

Makawao · Farmers Market

The Upcountry Farmers Market brings over 100 local vendors to Kulamalu Town Center in Makawao every Saturday from 7 to 11 a.m. — Maui's showcase for sun-ripened fruits and vegetables, tropical flowers, freshly caught fish, baked goods, and artisan crafts, with vendor priority given to farmers and farm-forward products.

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Makawao · Farmers Market

Kihei · Organic Farm

Hawaiian Moons Natural Foods, established in 1994 as the first full-service natural food store in the Kihei/Wailea area of Maui, promotes organic farming and sustainable living — right down to 100% compostable containers at its salad and hot bars. The store on South Kihei Road is open daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with a juice bar, coffee bar, and deli serving organic juices, smoothies, açaí bowls, and Maui Cattle burgers.

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Haiku

Haiku · Produce Farm

Maui Moon Farm in Huelo runs the largest in-ground aquaponics system on Maui — powered entirely by solar and filled with rainwater. The sustainable farm doubles as a learning center for hands-on education about natural systems, with wheelchair-accessible, child-friendly grounds and tours by appointment.

Haiku · Meat Farm

Welcome to Toohey's Butchery and Bistro, where community and quality converge on the beautiful north shore of Maui. Founded with a fervent dedication to sourcing local, organic meats and produce, Toohey's is more than just a place to shop—it's a hub for bringing Maui together. At the heart of Toohey's is owner Austin Toohey's unwavering passion for connecting the community with the finest local meats, baked goods and produce. Whether you're craving a freshly smoked roast beef sandwich, looking t

Haiku · Produce Farm

Awalau Farm is a 30-acre sustainable vegetarian farming community hidden in the hills of upper Haiku, Maui, bordering a 62,000-acre state reserve, with ancient caves, waterfalls, forest trails, and a menagerie of alpacas, goats, sheep, horses, and tortoises. Known for its Haunted Haiku Hike and family-friendly Enchanted Farm Tour, the farm also offers permaculture classes, educational farm stays, and hand-harvested Hawaiian clay skincare.

Haiku · Organic Farm, Produce Farm

Hale Akua Garden Farm & Eco-Retreat is a nonprofit working-learning organic farm and retreat center in Haiku, Maui, on the Road to Hana, where stays combine growing food on the land with Hawaiian healing traditions like Lomi Lomi and Hula. The farm offers educational tours, wholesale produce, and retreat hosting, and donates $2 per guest stay to Leilani Farm Sanctuary.