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List of Member Farms and their websites.
12 Trees project 808-323-2417
Located near the bottom of Napoopoo road at the Kona
Pacific Farmers Cooperative on the Big Island started as a production and
marketing test for Hawaii's chefs. They choose 12 types of locally grown
fruit they most wanted to work with which, were planted at the site. In the
past few years the project has evolved into a visitor attraction with over
60 ultra exotic tropical fruit trees, field signs for each tree, kiosks with
exhibits for the fruit and Kona coffee. This free self-guided tour open
weekdays from 7:30am to 3pm. Guided tours can be arranged by contacting:
Ken Love
Project Manager
808-323-2417

12 Trees Project web site and photos at
http://www.hawaimiifruit.net/12trees.html

  
   
Alii Kula Lavender 808-878-3004

Maui’s First & Only Lavender Walking Tour
Experience the serenity and romance of Upcountry Maui like you’ve never done before. Nestled on the slopes of Haleakala Crater, Alii Kula Lavender offers a breathtaking view from its 10.5 acre estate that stretches as far as the eye can see. Experience over 45 different varieties of lavender, with many that bloom year round, surrounded by beautifully decorative olive trees.

Tours offered daily at 930a, 1030a, 1130a, 100p and 230p for $12.00 per person plus tax. Each tour is approximately 30 minutes. Lavender tea and scones are available for purchase at the Gallery gift shop for those wanting to add more to their overall lavender experience. All tours can be booked in advance by calling 808-878-3004. Ali`i Kula Lavender is the premier purveyor of unique, quality Lavender products on Maui.

  
     
Hana Lava Tube and Botanical Maze   808 248-7308
Hana Lava Tube and Botanical Maze Here, in beautiful Hana, Maui, we offer self-guided tours through the largest lava tube on the island. For only $11.95 pp, you can journey back in time and witness fantastic lava formations created a thousand years ago--unchanged by the forces of erosion. We supply you with extremely bright LED flashlights and well-placed informational signs along your way teach you all about the underground world. Afterwards, you can wander through our Red-Ti Botanical Maze--unique in the world. Designed by a professional maze engineer, four thousand Red ti trees were planted to create it. Dozens of fruit trees are placed sporadically throughout
 
the maze for you to sample (in season). You can also purchase Ti cuttings from the maze itself, to take home and grow in your own home (U.S. only). We're open seven days a week from 10:30 am til 4:00 pm. We're located at the 31 mile marker on the road to Hana. Turn left there, go 4/10 mile to the Hana Lava Tube. Ph. 808 248-7308
       
Kahanu Garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden   808-248-8912
On the rugged Hana coast, along the far eastern shores of the Hawaiian island of Maui, Kahanu Garden grows in splendid isolation, nestled in the one of the largest, untamed native hala (Pandanus) forests in the Islands.
Open for Self-Guided tours from 10:00am to 2:00pm, Monday through Friday except holidays. Adults - $10/person; Children 12 and under – free. No reservations required. 808-248-8912
The mission of the National Tropical Botanical Garden is to enrich life through discovery, scientific research, conservation, and education by perpetuating the survival of plants, ecosystems, and cultural knowledge of tropical regions.
       
Kahuku Farms     808-293-8263
Kahuku Farms is where the majestic Ko‘olau mountain range cradles the land, and meets the sea. A combination of amazing orchards of taro, plumerias, coconut, heliconia, eggplant, papaya, and bananas that are nestled in the
breathtaking landscape called Kahuku Farms. 808-293-8263		  
       
Kapalua Farms   808-665-5490
Contact person: Tova Callender. Tours and website coming soon    
       
Kauai Kunana Dairy   (808) 828-0095
Located on the magical north shore of the Garden Island of Kauai, is the only dairy on the island, Kauai Kunana Dairy. With a milking herd of only thirty does, we are a true micro-dairy, specializing in artisan goat cheese and goat milk products. We now offer a delightful line of personal care products made with goat milk and goat whey bases. These include goat milk soap, goat milk body lotion, goat milk shampoo, and our Whey Too Good hair rinse. Our family farm also produces USDA/HOFA certified organic fruits and vegetables in addition to our jumbo brown eggs from our free-range chicken flock. We also make delightful pesto, sauces, granola, baked goods, chocolate dipped bananas, and brew pure noni nectar. Farm tours are available by appointment. (808) 828-0095
 
       
Kona Joe Coffee   808-322-2100
Secret behind Kona Joe's CUP of excellence.
Kona Joe coffee is 100 percent pure Kona coffee, grown on a trellis using the same techniques as the world’s finest vineyards. The coffee tree is trained to grow along the wires of the trellis. This training requires years of meticulous pruning and tying to open the tree over the trellis system. The result is a coffee tree that grows sideways and upwards producing an exceptional CUP.

Who is KONA JOE ....
Kona Joe is a place, a man a women and a culture. deepa, a native of the Islands, dedicated her life to developing the ultimate coffee dream; Kona Joe. Created by deepa Tiare, Kona Joe is the alter ego of her husband Joseph Alban, an orthopedic surgeon, who, along with deepa, founded Kona Joe Coffee in 1997 after a visit to Kona, Hawaii. Kona Joe Coffee is located in the verdant “Gold Belt of the Kona Coffee District,” near the majestic Mauna Loa Volcano. The farm has breathtaking

 
westward views of the Kona Coast and the Pacific Ocean. Next time your in Kona we cordially invite you to come visit us. For more information call
1- 866- KONAJOE or call 808-322-2100, you can always for a virtual tour visit www.konajoe.com
       
Lyman Kona Coffee Farms   808-325-0909
Lyman Kona Coffee Farms is an 8 acre certified Coffee Estate at 2000’ elevation in North Kona above the airport. We named our farm after the Hawaiian Missionaries David and Sarah Lyman who arrived in Hilo in 1832, founded a school and built the first wooden house on the Island (now Lyman Museum). Our daughter Karen Lyman Eckert is their sixth generation grandchild.
We do everything here “from seed to cup” and apply rigorous quality control steps during every phase of our production. - so much so that we need 7 ½ lbs of coffee cherry to produce one pound of roasted coffee. We are totally herbicide and pesticide free. Our s is the “most pampered coffee in the World” and is known as the “Champaign of coffees”. We have over 3200 coffee trees and about 50 types of exotic fruit trees.
I currently conduct free eco farm and coffee tours once or twice a week for the guests of our BnB Inn, the Mango Sunset . That’s usually after their breakfast and takes about 75-90 minutes (we sometimes include our custom-roasting demonstration). 		 
Interested parties need to make arrangements in advance by calling me at 808-325-0909 (cell: 989-0674) (after all, we want to have some of our coffee freshly brewed for you to taste and freshly roasted coffee for sale!).
We are very easily accessible, have ample parking and a clean rest room.
       
Molokai Meli     808-558-8204
Molokai Meli is a family-owned and operated honeybee farm located on the remote and beautiful island of Molokai. We specialize in 100% pure, certified organic kiawe honey. Our honey has been labeled "the best honey in the world" by several honey connoisseurs. Personalized honeybee education presentations and tours are available and must be scheduled in advance. 808-558-8204
  
       
Original Hawaiian Chocolate   808-322-2626
Bob and Pam Cooper arrived in Hawaii in 1997 and found a farm with existing crops. The farm grows Kona Coffee and Cacao. Nothing was being done with the cacao locally and after much research, hard labor and some investments the Coopers built a processing facility to manufacture the chocolate. Eight years ago they produced the first 100% Hawaiian, non-blended chocolate bar on the Island of Hawaii. Harvesting, pulling the beans to ferment and rack drying are all done by hand. Conching and adding the ingredients for milk and dark chocolate, moulding and packaging come next before Original Hawaiian Chocolate is ready for the shelves. Farm Tours are available by appointment Wednesday and Friday at 9:30am. Call 808 322-2626 for an appointment or visit www.originalhawaiianchoclatefactory.com.