マウイ島の農場ツアーガイド：コーヒー、チョコレート、ヤギ、パイナップルなど

Maui’s farms prove that the island’s best flavors don’t all come with an ocean view. Some arrive in a cup of locally grown coffee, a fresh piece of pineapple, a square of Maui chocolate, a spoonful of honey, or a goat that has decided your shirt looks like lunch.

Maui farm tours give visitors a closer look at the island’s agriculture, from Upcountry coffee orchards and cacao trees to pineapple fields, tropical fruit farms, pollinator gardens, dairies, and farm-to-table kitchens.

They’re also a great way to spend a land day between snorkeling trips. You can learn how Maui food is grown, support local agricultural businesses, meet farmers and animals, and taste products close to where they were produced.

If you're planning to visit Maui, this guide compares 12 current Maui farm experiences by location, length, age requirements, activity level, and visitor type. It also explains which tours are best for families, coffee lovers, foodies, couples, seniors, and travelers who prefer less walking.

Why Take A Farm Tour In Maui?

Maui’s different elevations, rainfall patterns, temperatures, and soils support a wide range of agriculture across the island. Depending on the farm you visit, you might see coffee, cacao, pineapple, macadamia nuts, mangoes, tropical fruit, vegetables, flowers, bees, goats, alpacas, and other working-farm animals.

A guided Maui farm tour adds context you won’t get from simply stopping at a farm stand. You can learn how crops are grown and harvested, how products such as coffee and chocolate are processed, why pollinators and healthy soil matter, and how local farms adapt their practices to Maui’s environment. Many tours also include tastings, animal interactions, or farm-to-table food.

If you’re more interested in buying local produce than taking a guided tour, see our マウイ島のファーマーズマーケットガイド.

1. Oʻo Farm Coffee And Farm-To-Table Tours

最適 Coffee lovers, foodies, couples, small groups, and travelers who want a complete agricultural meal experience

場所 651 Waipoli Road in Kula

オオ農場 is one of Maui’s strongest choices when you want the farm tour and the meal to feel equally important.

The seed-to-cup coffee experience begins with Maui-grown coffee and an explanation of the crop’s journey from seed to cup. Guests walk through coffee orchards and garden areas before sitting down for a seasonal family-style brunch.

The farm-to-table lunch experience focuses more heavily on vegetable fields, fruit orchards, edible flowers, regenerative agriculture, and a multi-course meal prepared with ingredients harvested from the farm and other responsibly sourced products.

Oʻo Farm currently offers:

• Coffee and Brunch Tour: Monday through Friday from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.
• Farm-To-Table Lunch Tour: Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
• Dietary Accommodations: Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options can be requested while booking
• Visit Requirement: A confirmed tour reservation is required to enter the farm

The farm sits at a cooler elevation on Haleakalā's slopes. Bring a light layer, closed-toe shoes, and weather protection even when the coast is warm and sunny.

Who Should Choose Oʻo Farm?

Choose Oʻo Farm when your group wants a longer, relaxed experience centered on coffee, food, agriculture, and Upcountry scenery. It’s especially well suited to couples, adult groups, culinary travelers, and families with children who enjoy guided walks and sit-down meals.

2. Maui Pineapple Tour

最適 Families, pineapple fans, first-time farm-tour visitors, and travelers wanting an activity under two hours

場所 Check-in at the Maui Pineapple Store at 870 Hāliʻimaile Road

ザ Maui Pineapple Tour takes visitors into a working Maui Gold pineapple operation in Hāliʻimaile.

Guests learn how pineapples are planted, cultivated, harvested, selected, and packed. The tour also includes fresh pineapple tasting and a boxed pineapple prepared for approved airport transport.

Current tour details include:

• Length: Approximately 1.5 hours
• Age Requirement: Ages three and older
• Availability: Multiple departure times are offered on available dates
• アクセシビリティ： The operator states that the tour isn’t ADA accessible
• Take-Home Item: Each guest receives a packaged Maui Gold pineapple

Guests need to board and exit the tour vehicle several times and stand during portions of the experience. Contact the operator before booking when mobility, steps, balance, or equipment storage are concerns.

Who Should Choose The Pineapple Tour?

Choose this tour when you’re traveling with children ages three and older, want a focused experience, or prefer a tour that doesn’t take most of the day.

3. Surfing Goat Dairy

最適 Families, animal lovers, cheese fans, and travelers wanting a hands-on Upcountry experience

場所 3651 Omaopio Road in Kula

サーフィンゴートデイリー is one of Maui’s most approachable agricultural stops for visitors who want to meet animals instead of only looking at rows of crops.

The dairy offers several experiences rather than one standard tour:

• Daily Casual Tour: A short guided walk with goat feeding, dairy information, fresh cheese, and a goat-cheese truffle
• Evening Chore and Milking Tour: A longer hands-on experience that may include feeding and milking
• Baby Goat Interaction: A seasonal experience offered during kidding season
• Golden Girl Experience: An adults-only interaction with retired senior goats

The Daily Casual Tour currently lasts approximately 30 minutes, while the Evening Chore and Milking Tour lasts approximately 45 to 60 minutes. Age requirements vary by experience, and the Golden Girl Experience is limited to guests ages 18 and older.

The farm also produces goat cheese and goat-cheese truffles, creating a direct connection between the animals, the dairy, and the finished food.

Who Should Choose Surfing Goat Dairy?

Choose it for animal-loving children, playful adults, families planning an Upcountry stop, and anyone who would be disappointed by a farm tour that didn’t include at least one goat attempting to become the center of attention.

4. Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate Cacao Farm Tour

最適 Chocolate lovers, couples, families, West Maui visitors, and travelers interested in the complete farm-to-bar process

場所 Lāhainā

ザ Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate tour explains how cacao travels from a colorful tropical fruit to a finished chocolate bar.

The guided farm experience takes guests to a private cacao estate in the foothills of the West Maui Mountains. Visitors walk among cacao trees, learn about cultivation and harvesting, and complete the experience with a curated chocolate tasting.

Current options include:

• Guided Cacao Farm Tour: Approximately 1.5 hours for guests ages three and older
• Cacao Farm Tour and Treehouse Lunch: Approximately two hours for guests ages three and older
• Cacao Farm And Feast Experience: A longer farm, tasting, and dining package
• Chocolate Factory Experience: A factory-focused option for guests ages six and older

The factory experience can be helpful when someone wants chocolate education with less outdoor farm walking. It isn’t the same as visiting the cacao estate, so compare the descriptions carefully.

Who Should Choose Maui Kuʻia Estate Chocolate?

Choose it when chocolate is the main event, you’re staying in West Maui, or your group wants a polished combination of agriculture, tasting, and food.

5. Kupaʻa Organic Farm Chocolate And Coffee Tour

最適 Coffee enthusiasts, cacao enthusiasts, couples, private groups, and travelers wanting a smaller Upcountry experience

場所 1886 Naʻalae Road in Kula

Kupaʻa Organic Farm offers a more intimate look at two crops that begin as fruit but end up in very different cups and wrappers.

The tour compares coffee and cacao cultivation, including how each crop is picked, fermented, dried, processed, and transformed. The experience includes chocolate tasting and a sample of Kupaʻa organic coffee.

Kupaʻa grows several coffee varieties beneath a canopy that helps create a forest-like growing environment. This gives coffee-focused visitors more detail than they may receive on a general tropical agriculture tour.

The farm is open to guests by appointment only. Don’t arrive without a confirmed tour or expect the property to operate like a public garden.

Who Should Choose Kupaʻa?

Choose Kupaʻa when you want a smaller, reservation-based experience and care more about cultivation, processing, flavor, and direct farmer interaction than a large visitor attraction.

6. Maui Tropical Plantation Tropical Express

最適 Families, seniors, multigenerational groups, visitors with limited walking stamina, and anyone wanting a shorter introduction to tropical crops

場所 1670 Honoapiʻilani Highway in Waikapū

ザ Tropical Express at Maui Tropical Plantation is different from Maui’s walk-heavy farm tours. Guests ride through part of the property while learning about tropical fruits, flowers, and plants.

The current tour lasts about 40 minutes and includes a 15- to 20-minute coconut-husking demonstration. Tours are currently offered Tuesday through Sunday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

The property also includes landscaped grounds, shopping, food, and other attractions, allowing families to extend the visit without booking another full agricultural experience.

Is This The Best Tour For Limited Mobility?

The Tropical Express generally requires less walking than orchard and field tours, making it one of the easiest options for travelers who don’t want to spend several hours on uneven farm ground.

Guests still need to board the vehicle. Contact the attraction before booking when wheelchair access, transfers, steps, or other mobility requirements are important.

7. Maui Bees Regenerative Farm Tour

最適 Gardeners, pollinator fans, environmentally curious families, and travelers interested in regenerative agriculture

場所 クラ

Maui Bees offers a broader farm tour than the business name might suggest.

The Regenerative Agriculture Farm Tour covers soil stewardship, compost, orchard crops, farm animals, flower gardens, and honeybees. Guests walk through banana, citrus, avocado, and apple orchards, observe a protected demonstration hive, and taste Maui honey.

The farm currently lists:

• Regenerative Agriculture Farm Tour: Approximately 1.5 hours with up to 10 participants
• Hands-On Honey Bee Workshop: Approximately 1.5 to two hours with up to six participants
• Bee Workshop Age Requirement: Ages six and older

The hands-on workshop involves protective equipment and opening an active hive with a beekeeper. It’s different from the broader regenerative farm tour, so choose the right experience when booking.

Who Should Choose Maui Bees?

Choose it when your group wants an educational experience connecting food, flowers, animals, soil, and pollination.

Contact the operator before booking if someone has a serious bee allergy, accessibility concern, or strong discomfort around insects.

8. Lā Kāhea Farm Tropical Fruit Tasting Tour

最適 Tropical fruit lovers, food-focused families, budget-conscious travelers, and Central Maui visitors

場所 2100 Highway 30 in Waikapū

Lā Kāhea Farm’s Taste Of Hawaiʻi tour focuses on tasting the farm rather than simply looking at it.

Guests may sample seasonal tropical fruit, sip fresh-pressed sugarcane juice, walk through farm areas, and learn how crops are grown in Central Maui.

The current booking page lists:

• Length: Approximately 1.5 hours
• Typical Start Time: 10:30 a.m.
• Age Guidance: The standard child ticket applies to ages five through 12
• Main Focus: Tropical fruit, sugarcane juice, farm-grown tastings, and guided agricultural learning

What’s available changes with the season, harvest, and farm conditions, so don’t expect the exact same tasting lineup every week.

Who Should Choose Lā Kāhea Farm?

Choose it when tropical fruit and tasting matter more than coffee, chocolate, or animal interactions. Its Waikapū location also makes it easier to combine with Wailuku or another Central Maui activity.

9. Waiheʻe Valley Plantation Macadamia Farm Tour

最適 Macadamia nut fans, sustainable agriculture, couples, families, and travelers interested in land stewardship

場所 1765 Kahekili Highway in Wailuku

Waiheʻe Valley Plantation gives visitors a closer look at one of Maui’s largest working macadamia farms while connecting the crop to the history and agricultural landscape of Waiheʻe Valley.

The guided walking tour explains how macadamia trees are grown, maintained, harvested, and processed. Visitors also learn about regenerative farming practices, soil health, water conservation, composting, and the work required to manage a large agricultural property.

The plantation grows more than macadamia nuts. The plantation also grows coconuts, bananas, papayas, mangoes, avocados, citrus, and seasonal produce across the property.

Current tour details include:

• Length: Approximately 1.5 hours
• Tour Type: Guided walking farm tour
• Availability: Morning and afternoon farm tours are currently offered on available dates
• Main Focus: Macadamia farming, regenerative agriculture, sustainability, and land stewardship

Who Should Choose Waiheʻe Valley Plantation?

Choose Waiheʻe Valley Plantation when you want to learn how macadamia nuts are grown and processed rather than simply buying them at a store. It’s also a strong choice for travelers interested in regenerative agriculture and a working farm outside Upcountry Maui.

10. Maui Dragon Fruit Farm Tropical Fruit Tour

最適 Tropical fruit lovers, families, West Maui visitors, and travelers who want plenty of fruit tasting

場所 833 Punakea Loop in Lāhainā

Maui Dragon Fruit Farm specializes in dragon fruit but introduces visitors to a much wider collection of tropical fruits growing on its West Maui property.

The guided walking tour covers dragon fruit cultivation, Maui agricultural history, the farm’s story, and other tropical plants. A fruit tasting is included, with selections changing according to the season and what’s available.

Depending on the harvest, samples may include dragon fruit, pineapple, papaya, banana, soursop, starfruit, guava, lilikoi, mango, citrus, coconut water, and other locally grown tropical flavors. Don’t book expecting every fruit on that list to be available at the same time.

Current tour details include:

• Length: Approximately one hour
• Ages: 全年齢対象
• Main Focus: Dragon fruit, tropical agriculture, fruit tasting, and a guided farm walk
• 着ていくもの The farm hihgly recommends closed-toe shoes and sun protection

The property also offers separate alpaca, herbal tea, and adventure experiences, so check the exact activity name before booking.

Who Should Choose Maui Dragon Fruit Farm?

Choose this farm when tasting tropical fruit is a top priority or when you want a shorter agricultural experience in West Maui. It’s especially appealing to families and visitors curious about fruits they may not regularly find at home.

11. Maui Alpaca Farm Visit

最適 Families, animal lovers, children, couples, and travelers looking for a hands-on Upcountry farm experience

場所 505 Aulii Drive in Makawao

Maui Alpaca offers a different kind of Maui farm tour, replacing coffee trees and tropical fruit with alpacas, Angora bunnies, fiber, and plenty of hands-on animal interaction.

The classic farm visit takes place on an eight-acre Upcountry property on the slopes of Haleakalā. Guests can hand-feed alpacas, meet and pet Angora bunnies, learn about alpaca fiber, and watch a spinning-wheel demonstration showing how raw fiber becomes yarn.

Current farm-visit details include:

• Length: Approximately one hour
• Ages: 全年齢対象
• 予約 Required; the farm doesn’t accept walk-ins
• Main Focus: Alpacas, Angora bunnies, animal interaction, fiber, and spinning

The farm sits at a higher elevation than Maui’s beach resorts, so bring a light layer and wear practical shoes for grass and dirt paths.

Maui Alpaca also offers longer experiences, including alpaca trekking, a Paniolo picnic, and a fiber-focused lifestyle activity. Book the classic Farm Visit if you want the approximately one-hour experience described here.

Who Should Choose Maui Alpaca?

Choose Maui Alpaca when animals are more exciting to your group than crops or food tastings. It’s particularly well suited to families, couples, and anyone who wants an Upcountry experience that combines close animal encounters with something educational.

12. Maui Mango Mala Farm Tour

最適 Mango lovers, tropical fruit fans, couples, small groups, and travelers interested in regenerative agriculture

場所 15 Wailau Place in Lāhainā

Maui Mango Mala offers a small-group West Maui farm tour focused on mangoes, tropical fruit, permaculture, soil health, and regenerative growing practices.

The approximately two-hour experience begins with an introduction to the farm, its history, and the agricultural methods used on the property. Guests then walk through growing areas containing mangoes, figs, pineapples, bananas, and other tropical fruits and plants.

A fruit tasting is included, with the selection depending on what’s in season and available on the farm. The tour is limited to eight guests, giving visitors more opportunity to ask questions and learn about the property’s growing methods.

Current tour details include:

• Length: Approximately two hours
• Group Size: Limited to eight guests
• Main Focus: Mangoes, tropical fruit, permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and soil health
• Tasting: Seasonal fruit and other available farm-grown flavors

Who Should Choose Maui Mango Mala?

Choose Maui Mango Mala when you prefer a smaller, more conversational farm experience and want tropical fruit paired with deeper information about how the land is managed. It’s an especially good fit for mango fans, gardeners, couples, and West Maui visitors who don’t mind spending about two hours exploring a working farm.

How To Plan An Upcountry Maui Farm Tour Day

Many Maui farm tours are located in or near Upcountry, so it’s easy to make a farm visit part of a larger day exploring Kula, Makawao, and the slopes of Haleakalā. Start by choosing your farm tour and reserving a time, then build the rest of your day around that reservation instead of squeezing in too many scheduled stops.

Depending on your tour location, you can add time for local food, shopping, galleries, gardens, or nearby scenic viewpoints. Our マウイ島アップカントリー・ガイド can help you compare Kula, Makawao, and other stops that pair naturally with a farm experience.

If you’re also planning to visit Haleakalā, check drive times, weather, park requirements, and your farm’s check-in time before combining the two. A farm tour can fit well into a Haleakalā and Upcountry day, but leave enough flexibility so you’re not rushing between reservations. See our Haleakalā National Park Guide for sunrise, hiking, fees, reservations, and trip-planning tips.

• Book the farm tour first: Use its scheduled start time as the anchor for your day.
• Check the location: Not every farm experience in this guide is in Upcountry Maui.
• Leave extra drive time: Upcountry roads can be winding, and you may want to stop for views along the way.
• Bring layers: Temperatures can feel cooler at higher elevations than they do near Maui’s beaches.
• Don’t overbook: One farm tour plus one or two nearby stops usually makes for a more relaxed day.

What To Know Before Booking A Maui Farm Tour

Maui farm tours take place in different elevations, climates, and types of working agricultural spaces, so conditions can vary considerably from one farm to another. Check the farm’s current policies before your visit, especially if rain, mobility, or walking conditions could affect someone in your group.

What If It Rains?

Light rain doesn’t always cancel a Maui farm tour, but outdoor paths can become wet, muddy, or slippery. Weather policies vary by farm, so check the forecast and confirm with the operator if conditions look questionable. If you need an alternative activity, see our Maui Rainy Day Activities Guide.

What Should You Wear?

• Comfortable walking shoes: Closed-toe shoes are a good choice for dirt, grass, gravel, and uneven farm paths.
• Light layers: Upcountry farms can feel cooler than Maui’s beach areas, especially in the morning.
• 日焼け止め Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for tours with limited shade.
• Rain protection: A lightweight rain jacket can be useful when showers are possible.

What Should You Ask About Accessibility?

Accessibility varies significantly between farms. Before booking, ask:

• How much walking is required and whether the route includes hills, stairs, gravel, grass, mud, or uneven ground.
• Whether wheelchairs, walkers, or other mobility devices can be accommodated.
• Whether seating or rest areas are available during the experience.
• Whether there’s a less walking-intensive option for guests who can’t comfortably complete the standard tour.

If mobility is a priority, Maui Tropical Plantation’s Tropical Express may be easier for some visitors because much of the experience takes place aboard a narrated tram rather than on a longer walking route. Confirm current accessibility details directly with the attraction before booking.

Maui Farm Tour Booking Tips

• 事前に予約してください： Several Maui farm tours require reservations or have limited group sizes, so don’t assume same-day walk-ins will be available.
• Check age and mobility requirements: Minimum ages, walking distances, terrain, and accessibility vary by farm and by tour type.
• Confirm the meeting location: Some farms are in rural or Upcountry areas, so review directions and allow extra drive time before your scheduled check-in.
• Review weather and cancellation policies: Outdoor farm experiences may be affected by rain, wind, or muddy conditions, and rescheduling rules differ by operator.

Because these are working farms, tour times, prices, inclusions, and participation requirements can change. Check the official booking page again shortly before your visit. Remember that working farms are active agricultural properties. Stay on designated routes, supervise children, don’t pick crops or feed animals without permission, and follow your guide’s instructions.

Final Thoughts On Maui Farm Tours

Maui farm tours offer much more variety than most visitors expect.

You can follow coffee from cherry to cup, walk through cacao trees, taste pineapple in the field, meet dairy goats, study honeybees, drink fresh sugarcane juice, ride through tropical gardens, or sit down to a meal grown only steps from the table.

Choose a tour that fits your group’s interests, ages, mobility, budget, and preferred length. Book ahead, verify the current details, wear practical shoes, and don’t try to fit four Upcountry farms into one afternoon.

The best Maui farm day leaves you with a better understanding of island agriculture, a few locally made products, and at least one new fact you’ll repeat every time someone cuts a pineapple incorrectly. 🍍

How We Chose The Best Maui Farm Tours

We researched these 12 Maui farm experiences using current information from official farm and tour-operator websites. We compared each option by tour focus, location, duration, age requirements, activity level, accessibility, reservation policies, and the type of traveler it best suits. Tour details were reviewed in August 2026, but schedules, prices, availability, and participation requirements can change, so confirm current information with the farm before booking.