Things to do in Haiku, Hawaii (HI): The Best Farms

Reservations are required. $40 per person tax-deductible donation (for adults and kids). Minimum age for visitors is seven years old. Home to goats, turkeys, rabbits, donkeys, cats, geese, pigs, tortoises, guinea pigs, ducks, deer, chickens, a cow and a dog, Leilani Farm Sanctuary is located on a lush 8-acre farm in Haiku, Maui. It is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization created to provide shelter and care for rescued animals, and humane education to the community. On the outer, most visible level, Leilani Farm Sanctuary lives and breathes upon a unique piece of rolling land, eight volcanic acres on a green Pacific island. But its superb location and jaw-dropping natural beauty are but reflections of its lush inner essence. The sanctuary is truly a paradise for animals and humans alike.

Ahimsa Sanctuary Farm Eco Tours will teach you about sustainable, eco friendly living, permaculture, veganic agriculture and farming, renewable energy systems, and more. Our Farm to table meals will give you a first hand impression of healthy, abundant food, grown without imported amendments, fertilizers, or pesticides. Visit our gift shop for products and souvenirs grown and made on the land.

Aloha! We are a family farm specializing in coconuts. We've been teaching coconut information workshops on Maui since 2011. Guests get a chance to open & taste coconuts of all different ages. We have cooking classes and every guest leaves full of knowledge & healthy local food.

You'll start this experience by going on a short walk to Hale Akua Garden Farm in our lush beautiful farming gardens (for 15 minutes). This is a great way for you to see the beauty that surrounds us here in this jungle paradise! Then you will begin your activity and will be provided with the palm leaves, learn how to weave and leave with an authentic jungle hat of your own. The hat making materials will come preprepared for you (leaves cut), however you will get a demonstration for how to prep the materials from start to finish. We will be using coconut fronds (palm leaves) to make the Hawaiian Islander hats. Then we will be making and weaving our hats that we can take back home with us! What a conversation piece! And a durable one at that! Your own islander hat made by you in Maui!