Welcome to Waiheʻe Valley Plantation
Waiheʻe Valley Plantation is a working farm rooted in stewardship of the land and a long-term commitment to sustainable agriculture. Located in the heart of Waiheʻe Valley, the plantation spans thousands of acres and is home to one of Maui’s largest macadamia farms, along with a diverse range of fruit trees and crops grown throughout the valley.
Our approach to farming is guided by mālama ʻāina. We focus on regenerative practices that support healthy soil, protect surrounding ecosystems, and ensure the land can continue to provide for generations to come. Beyond growing food, the plantation exists as a place of learning, connection, and shared experience.
Through guided tours, farm-grown products, and on-site experiences, we invite visitors to better understand how food is grown, how the land is cared for, and why responsible farming matters. Everything we offer is rooted in respect for the valley and the role it plays in Maui’s agricultural future.
WALKING FARM TOUR
Take a guided walk through Waiheʻe Valley Plantation and experience the land up close. This walking tour offers an intimate look at macadamia farming, diversified crops, and the regenerative practices used to care for the valley. Along the way, you’ll learn about the history of the land, how food is grown, and what it means to farm with purpose in Maui.
FARM TO TABLE TOUR & LUNCH
This guided experience connects the land, the food it produces, and the people who enjoy it. Walk through Waiheʻe Valley Plantation to learn how macadamia nuts and other crops are grown, then enjoy a farm-to-table lunch made with ingredients sourced directly from the plantation.
The tour offers insight into regenerative farming practices, the history of the valley, and how thoughtful land stewardship shapes what ends up on the plate. It’s a relaxed, immersive way to experience the farm through both learning and shared food.
EDUCATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY TOUR
This tour is designed for those who want a deeper understanding of how the farm works and why responsible agriculture matters. Guests will explore Waiheʻe Valley Plantation while learning about macadamia farming, diversified crops, soil health, water systems, and the regenerative practices used to care for the land.
The experience focuses on education and long-term stewardship, offering insight into how farming decisions impact ecosystems, food systems, and future generations. Ideal for students, educators, and anyone interested in sustainable agriculture, this tour provides a thoughtful look at farming with purpose in Waiheʻe Valley.
FARM HARVEST HONEY
Our honey is harvested from hives located on the plantation, shaped by the flowering plants and trees that thrive in Waiheʻe Valley. The result is a rich, local honey that reflects the land it comes from and the care taken to protect the surrounding ecosystem.
Local businesses interested in carrying our honey can find more information by selecting Local Business from the menu.
MACADAMIA NUTS
Grown and harvested at Waiheʻe Valley Plantation, our macadamia nuts are at the heart of what we do. Carefully processed to maintain quality and flavor, they represent decades of farming, stewardship, and commitment to the land.
For wholesale and local retail inquiries, please visit the Local Business section in the menu.
FARM SUBSCRIPTION BOXES
Our subscription boxes feature a rotating selection of farm-grown and farm-made products, bringing the harvest of Waiheʻe Valley directly to you. Each box reflects what’s in season and what the land is producing at the time.
Local businesses interested in curated or custom offerings can learn more through the Local Business link in the menu.
Reflections From the Farm
Michael R.
"Outstanding facility and very knowledgeable and friendly staff. We dropped in while waiting for some family to land at the airport. It was a rainy day and they weren’t really giving tours. The folks there dropped everything and showed us around. It wasn’t rushed and they answered all our questions. They are doing some very cool things for sustainability. They also give back to their community. Really enjoyed our time there."
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Gary P.
We went not expecting much but we were pleasantly surprised. This may be the best tour we’ve ever been on! Actually, the farm does much more than macadamia. They are a cooperative which is passionate about farm to table sustainable foods and hydroponic agriculture.
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Cari H.
"Fantastic! Get a first hand look at sustainable agriculture that works to give back to Hawaii rather than take from it. You will see coconut trees, banana trees, dragon fruit trees, and macadamia nut trees. Then you will learn the science of hydroponic tomatoes and lettuce. The tour is interesting and educational and the passion of the tour guides is contagious! There are even a few very fun surprises you don’t want to miss. This is a must-see and definitely high value for the ticket price!"
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