easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including families, with minimal physical activity involved.
Discover the sweetness of Hawaiian cacao with a scenic boat tour to 21 Degrees Estate. Explore lush cacao farms and indulge in a delicious chocolate tasting—an adventure perfect for all chocolate lovers!
Embark on an unforgettable journey with the Cacao Farm Tour & Chocolate Tasting at 21 Degrees Estate in Kaneohe, Hawaii. This unique boat tour offers a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and flavor. As you glide across the crystal-clear waters, you'll enjoy scenic views of the lush coastline before arriving at the estate, where cacao cultivation is at the heart of the experience. Walk through vibrant cacao groves, learn about the farm's sustainable practices, and see how premium Hawaiian chocolate is made from bean to bar. The highlight is a guided tasting session featuring handcrafted chocolates infused with local ingredients, offering an authentic taste of Hawaii’s rich agricultural heritage. Whether you're a chocolate enthusiast or simply seeking a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure, this tour provides both education and enjoyment in a cozy, scenic setting. The personal touch from local experts ensures an intimate and memorable experience for all ages. Perfect for families, couples, or solo travelers, the Cacao Farm Tour combines the tranquility of a boat ride with the sensory delight of chocolate tasting, making it a standout activity on Oahu’s windward coast.
Light layers and waterproof shoes are recommended as the weather can be humid or rainy.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses will keep you comfortable during outdoor walking and boat rides.
Getting there 15 minutes prior ensures a smooth start to your boat tour and tasting experience.
Bring a reusable water bottle to stay refreshed during your outdoor adventure.
The estate has been cultivating cacao and producing chocolates for over 20 years, honoring Hawaii's agricultural traditions.
21 Degrees Estate practices sustainable farming methods and supports local ecosystems to maintain Hawaii’s natural beauty.
Sunscreen and a hat help protect against Hawaii’s strong sunlight during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Light rain jackets or ponchos can be helpful if showers occur during your tour.
spring|fall specific
Closed-toe shoes or water shoes provide support and safety for walking on varied terrain.
Stay hydrated throughout your boat ride and farm walk with a refillable bottle.