easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with light walking on uneven but manageable terrain
Explore Kulaniapia Farm just outside Hilo, Hawaii, on a 1.5-hour guided tour that unveils tropical produce and sustainable farming. Connect with the farmily lifestyle and learn how tradition and stewardship shape this lush paradise.
All ages • 1.5 Hours
Experience the beauty of Kulaniapia Farms on a 1.5-hour guided tour led by a passionate community member. Discover over 30 varieties of fresh produce and gain insight into sustainable farming practices while connecting with the vibrant farmily lifestyle. Join us for an unforgettable journey through our lush tropical paradise.
1.5 Hours
Join us for a truly immersive stroll through our farm, guided by a member of our community who is passionate about growing healthy food. Learn all about our lush tropical farm and understand what it means to be a farmily.
At Kulaniapia Farms, we live on the land and grow over 30 different types of food. Our farm is the primary food source for our resident volunteer community, and we love to share our way of life with guests.
If you have a great time, please tip your volunteer guide.
Bring a water bottle and wear breathable clothing to stay comfortable in the tropical farm environment.
Paths may be uneven or muddy—closed-toe shoes with good traction are recommended.
Stay on designated paths and avoid picking produce unless invited to do so to support sustainable farming.
Tours fill quickly, especially during peak travel seasons—reserve your spot early.
The farm is on land historically used by native Hawaiians for growing taro and other staple crops, linking modern sustainable farming to ancient traditions.
Kulaniapia Farm actively supports native plants and soil health to reduce erosion and maintain the watershed that feeds surrounding communities.
Stay hydrated throughout the tropical farm tour in Hawaii's humid climate.
summer specific
Ensure stability on uneven farm paths with sturdy, closed-toe footwear.
Protect yourself from strong Hawaiian sunshine during the daytime tour.
summer specific
Unexpected showers are common, so a rain jacket keeps you dry while exploring.
spring specific