This working plantation in Waikapu Valley off Highway 30 is where you can actually see how Maui's tropical crops grow — and taste them fresh off the trees. The narrated tram tour ($25) winds through fields of pineapple, sugarcane, coconut, macadamia nuts, and coffee while guides share the agricultural history that shaped the island.
But honestly? The grounds are free to explore, and that might be enough. You can feed ducks by the pond ($2.50 for food), browse the country store for Maui-grown coffee and mac nuts, and grab excellent lunch at Café O'Lei with views of the plantation. There's also zip-lining if you're feeling adventurous. It's peaceful here — a nice way to slow down and connect with Maui's agricultural roots, especially if you're heading to the airport nearby.
💡 Insider Tip
Skip the $25 tram tour and just walk the free grounds — you'll still get the vibe. Don't miss meeting sculptor Dale Zarrella in his on-site workshop if he's around.
9 AM – 5 PM daily
$20 tram tour, grounds free
Free lot
Morning for cooler temps and best fruit tasting
