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Kula Backyard Farm Tour

An exclusive tour of three private farms exploring coffee, exotic trees, citrus, avocado, edible flowers, micro greens, aquaponics, micro climates on two acre estates where Sandalwood forests once grew on the slopes of Haleakala. Call Marilyn to book a tour 808 283-9131 or view the calendar here ~ 

Making the most of Maui

We’re making the most of Maui sharing all the agricultural beauty of our island. Our guests love the experience at Aliʻi Kula Lavender Farm, MauiWine, Ulupalakua Ranch Store and Kula Country Farms with us. They say it’s so much nicer having an experienced local guide to share the history and all the behind the scenes information…

Are You Ready For Coffee Country?

It’s time to go explore a beautiful coffee farm in Kula, Maui learning how coffee trees are grown, pick cherries, pulp and wash beans, prepare for drying then sample the two award winning varietals grown here on the slopes of Haleakala, Maui. You’ll love this gorgeous two acre manicured property in Kula, Maui. You’ll hear…

Designer Farm Tours

We love designing tours for groups!  This group is the Intermountain Farmer Association from Bountiful, Utah. We planned a beautiful day for these Ag savvy guests. We visited Surfing Goat Dairy, Aliʻi Kula Lavender Farm and Ulupalakua Ranch for our beautiful lunch finale with Chef Will, Deby, Kevin and Jimmy Gomes, ranch manager spoke to…

Winter in Hawaii

In Hawaii it’s hard to imagine there is winter. But we feel the subtle changes in the air. It’s cooler, the surf starts to get big on the North shore, we begin to feel the excitement of the holidays and the arrival of the humpback whales. Then come the visitors in a sudden arrival to…

A Tour of Ali’i Kula Lavender

A tour of the Lavender Farm in Kula, Maui is an agricultural adventure. In summer, as you approach the entrance, you begin to see thousands of grey mounds with purple stems bursting to the sky. Upon close observation you’ll see over 45 varieties of English, Spanish and French Lavender. Sweet English lavender has the long beautiful stems. French Lavender can be identified by the serrated leaf or French Braid like leaves. Spanish lavender has a peppery scent and buds shaped like pineapples or two bunny ears… The French varieties are most often used in culinary preparations. Lavender comes from the French word “lavage” and was used by royalty in ancient times to bathe. Hence, the lavender gives a sweet smelling scent to the bath and has many wonderful properties for the skin. It is a natural bug repellant, an antiseptic,…

Maui Coffee is happening!

  I know it’s been a while but here we are with a beautiful visual of our recent West Maui Coffee Tour. I was asked by Stephanie Hua of @lickmyspoon to share our West Maui Coffee Tour. She was here for the Kapalua Food and Wine festival and she will feature us on her blog….