Top Things to do in Kula
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Discover the best top things to do in Kula, United States including No Ka Oi Protea Farm, Kupa'a Farms, Haleakala Creamery, Kalahaku Overlook, Haleakala Summit Sunrise, O'o Farm, Shim's Coffee Farm, The Curtis Wilson Cost Gallery, Kula Country Farms, Wailua Valley State Wayside Park.
Restaurants in Kula
1. No Ka Oi Protea Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Sant11_T
Amazing! Reordering will be a must! I ordered on-line for my mom's birthday. They arrived perfectly packaged and on perfectly on time! We just can't believe how unique and gorgeous this arrangement is! Mom loves all the greenery and can't stop looking at this arrangement! She did get other flowers for her birthday and these proteas make them look so boringly average, even though they are very pretty on their own. I did my research on other protea sites but this one kept standing out. This large arrangement was also very reasonably priced, especially compared to other sites. You can stop looking and once you've found No Ka Oi Protea Farm!
2. Kupa'a Farms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Kupa'a Farms - outstanding beauty, unforgettable flavors. Offering tours, consulting & volunteer opportunities. Kupa'a Farms is a 4 acre organic farm, located at 1900' elevation on the slopes of Haleakala, Maui. We grow a wide variety of organic vegetables, fruits and our award winning coffee.
3. Haleakala Creamery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
We are a farm to spoon goat dairy making small batches of caramel sauces, Goatlato ice cream and fresh cheese. Our herd of 30 dairy goats graze on the grasses of Maui and we turn their sweet milk into delicious products. Our family dairy looks across central Maui with views of the ocean and Haleakala.
4. Kalahaku Overlook
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Toyota1994 - Chicago, United States
Kalahaku Overlook is an awesome overlook in Haleakla National Park along the Crater Highway. The views of the volcanic crater and the cinder cones are breathtaking. Our eyes keep wandering back and forth to not give up the amazing scenery. The overlook has ample parking; the climb from the parking lot to the overlook is short but has some incline. The shelter at the top has sign posts explaining the views and the human history associated with the place. Do not miss stopping ta Kalahaku Overlook.
5. Haleakala Summit Sunrise
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By 362taylorg - Chico, United States
Ok, so we made it! It seems a lot goes into making it to the summit for sunrise so I'll start from the beginning: Registering; Make sure you go the nps.gov site to book. You can book only 7 days in advance for the low, low price of $1.00! Bit of advice, this sells out almost instantly since they only sell 50 passes at a time. So go in & register/create your account all your info before trying to book or you'll never get a pass. Then go in @ exactly 7am HST (10am PST). Best to be ready w/ your CC info because this sells out within seconds (I'm not kidding!). The day before; Check the website because the park may not be open due to weather or other reasons (more below). The day of; We left Lahaina just before @ 3:30am & made it to the entrance just before 5am & they were closed! WTH?! We stopped at lookout where all the disgruntled people were gathering just below entrance. We spoke w/ a lady who said she saw on site they were closed for winter conditions (we never found that notice). We all stood around complaining on why they don't send an email & trying to download a compass to see if we would be able to see the sunrise from where we were. Spoiler alert, there is NO place to see the sunrise on that side of mountain! We decided to take in the stars (so beautiful!) and could even see the Milky Way! We noticed that some cars were going up but not coming down... We decided to try the entrance one last time. They were OPEN!!! We now raced to the summit to arrive just few min before sunrise. The summit; It is SO COLD!!! We read it was cold & prepared accordingly. I had a shirt w/ a thick hoodie over, thick pants & a beanie. I was freezing even still! It was <30 degrees w/ wind that cut right through you. Honestly it was the first time since COVID I was happy to be wearing a mask. I recommend gloves & thick socks & maybe bring a space heater... You will still be cold but you won't lose a limb to frostbite. The sunrise; to quote my friend Jodie "they should have sent a poet!" My word it is beautiful!!! Pictures don't do it justice & my vocabulary isn't large enough to provide a suitable depiction. Words like spectacular, divine, magnificent, sublime, etc. just don't capture it. It must be seen not read, viewed not pictured. Mahalo for reading!
6. O'o Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 362 reviews
O'o Farm is an 8.5 acre diversified, sustainable farm in upcountry Maui. Owned and operated by pacific’O restaurant, O’o Farm grows organic produce for Chef McDonald.
Reviewed By StephK302 - Chicago, United States
We had such a wonderful time at O'o Farm. Our tour guide was passionate about growing, and they have such an array of items to show you on the tour - coffee beans, fruits and vegetables. We sampled and smelled quite a bit before sitting down to a gorgeous and delicious farm to table meal. Really a slice of heaven, especially now during the pandemic, when in person experiences are so scarce. Highly recommend!
7. Shim's Coffee Farm
8. The Curtis Wilson Cost Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
The longest running one-man gallery in the state of Hawaii.
Reviewed By jerdc - Bay City, United States
Stunning local artwork...very upscale. I would have loved to buy a piece but a little pricey....well worth it though.
