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Estate Farm Tour with Ko Hana Distillers in Kunia Camp - Honolulu

Estate Farm Tour with Ko Hana Distillers in Kunia Camp

Kunia Campeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels as hiking is moderate with short walking sections through fields.

Overview

Walk through native Hawaiian sugarcane fields and discover the craft of distilling award-winning rum with Ko Hana Distillers. Taste distinct Agricole rums while learning about sugarcane's journey from field to bottle.

Kunia Camp, Hawaii

Estate Farm Tour

TASTING INCLUDED • All Ages • 1.5 Hours

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About This Adventure

Embark on a unique journey through Kō Hana's sugarcane fields at the base of the Waianae Mountains. Discover the art of crafting exceptional rum, from harvesting heirloom sugarcane to the distillation process. Conclude with a guided tasting of signature Agricole rums, savoring their distinct flavors and aromas.

Join us for a walk through our sugarcane fields at the base of the Waianae Mountains.

Duration

1 Hour

About

Experience first-hand how our ohana here at Ko Hana cultivates native Hawaiian sugarcane as the first step in crafting one of the world's finest rums. The tour concludes by tasting 4 of our different expressions of rum.

Farm tours are subject to change or cancel depending on weather. All guests must wear closed toe shoes in order to travel through our sugarcane fields.

Adventure Tips

Wear Closed-Toe Shoes

Essential for trekking safely through sugarcane fields where terrain can be uneven and sharp leaves are present.

Plan for Moderate Walking

The tour involves a gentle hike, so bring comfortable walking shoes and pace yourself accordingly.

Bring a Valid ID if Sampling Rum

Guests must be 21 or older to participate in alcohol tastings, so have ID ready at check-in.

Check Weather Before Booking

Tours may be delayed or canceled due to weather; sunny days offer the best field conditions.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Native Hawaiian honeycreepers feeding in nearby forest patches
  • Farm-dwelling mongoose occasionally spotted along field borders

History

Kunia Camp has a deep history as one of Oahu’s key agricultural hubs, with sugarcane cultivation dating back over a century.

Conservation

Ko Hana Distillers emphasizes sustainable farming methods that preserve native species and reduce chemical use in sugarcane cultivation.

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Recommended Gear

Closed-Toe Walking Shoes

Essential

Protects your feet while navigating uneven farm terrain.

Sun Hat

Helps guard against strong Hawaiian sun during outdoor farm sections.

summer specific

Light Rain Jacket

Useful for unexpected showers common in Hawaii’s wetter months.

spring|fall|winter specific

Reusable Water Bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated during your walk through the fields and distillery.