Walk a solar‑powered macadamia farm on Upcountry Maui, sample honey and farm produce, then enjoy a farm‑to‑table picnic lunch. Accessible, educational and tasting‑focused, this two‑hour tour pairs regenerative agriculture with local flavor.
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You step off the shuttle onto warm, volcanic soil and immediately hear the low hum of bees and the rustle of macadamia leaves. Solar panels glitter on gentle ridges while rows of banana, dragon fruit and coconut trees lean into trade winds that often carry a distant ocean scent. This is a working, nearly 1,000‑acre regenerative farm — equal parts orchard, greenhouse and honey yard — where tasting precedes theory and every sample has a story.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking on mostly flat to gently sloped terrain; suitable for most fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Macadamia cultivation became commercially important in Hawaii in the early 20th century; farms here evolved to combine traditional orchard methods with modern sustainable practices.
Conservation
The farm emphasizes regenerative methods and solar power to reduce fossil fuel use and soil erosion; visitors are encouraged to minimize waste and stick to marked paths.
Reserve your spot on the Macnut Tour, Picnic lunch and Maui Bees today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Sun protection is essential
Much of the tour is exposed; bring sunscreen, a wide‑brim hat and sunglasses even on overcast days.
Hydrate before you go
A bottled water is provided but start hydrated — the walk and Maui sun can dehydrate you quickly.
Wear comfortable shoes
Paths vary from packed dirt to greenhouse floors; closed‑toe shoes make sampling and walking easier.
Allergy heads‑up
You’ll sample honey and be near active hives — those with bee or nut allergies should notify staff before booking.
Wide‑brim hat
Shades you from strong sun during exposed orchard walks.
summer
Closed‑toe shoes
Protects feet on mixed surfaces in orchards and greenhouses.
Reusable water bottle
Useful for staying hydrated — a souvenir bottle is provided as well.
Camera or phone with extra battery
For photos of bees, orchards and panoramic Upcountry views.