La Kahea Community Farm

Whitney and Jake were great hosts! I did the Maui farm tour, amazed at the tropical fruit tasting, best fresh pressed sugar cane juice with a hint of lime added. Loved the farm tour and information, I learned a lot about regenerative farming and how to treat the land. A “ down to earth” tour with a couple that has a wonderful passion for nature, they were very informative, interesting, and a pleasure to talk to. I highly recommend their tour when visiting. Banana ice cream was great, here are examples from walking the farm, I should have taken more photos. There were other fruit's like star fruit, coconuts, sugar cane, passion fruits to name a few!

Our time on the farm was absolutely incredible. Katherine and Janelle are so so sweet and made the tour so much fun and very interactive. We made tortillas (gluten free!), salsa, slaw, and more. The tour of the farm was very fun, I had a great time learning about all the different kinds of crops and their fruits. If we ever were to find ourselves in Maui again, this will be a no-brainer revisit. Such friendly people, thank you!!

We were looking for a nice farm tour to go on but many were really pricey. This one stood out to us as it offered a variety compared to the single fruit farms and was more affordable. I am a fan of learning history and significance so this was a VERY insightful tour; even my family who are more thrill seekers enjoyed trying out the different fruits and food they served us. The tour was very interactive and the guides were very cheerful and insightful. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to learn about and try the fruits of Hawai’i in Maui.

Oh my goodness we loved our tour guide she was so great!. Anna, you're the best! So many wonderful fruits to taste and very educational. She was so knowledgeable in regenerative farming. I wish we would all operate this way with large farming, in the lower 48!!!! ❤️❤️

Had an amazing time visiting this farm in Hawaii it .From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed with a beautiful fresh fruit platter and refreshing natural cane sugar juice. Every single item was grown right on the farm 100% organic, chemical-free, and pesticide-free. You can truly taste the difference in quality and freshness. The tour itself was both relaxing and educational. We walked around the farm with a knowledgeable guide who shared so much insight about the plants, fruits, and sustainable practices used. It was inspiring to see how everything was grown naturally and with care. The fruit tasting was incredible so flavorful and fresh, easily some of the best I’ve ever had. The experience ended on a perfect note with naturally made banana ice cream that was absolutely delicious.

Tour guide was really sweet and informed, and all the fruit and sugar cane and banana ice cream were delicious and fresh!

We had such a wonderful morning tasting fruit, sugar cane juice, and enjoying La Kahea Farm!! Highly recommend this tour if you want to learn more about regenerative farming in Maui and enjoy the land!

La Kāhea farm was an amazing fruit farm tour. Our tour guide Anna was so knowledgeable and really fun and energetic! We had the best time exploring and learning about farming on Maui. Such delicious fruit and amazing views!

Lā Kāhea Community Farm is located in Waikapu. Their mission is to foster re-connection and respect for our āina through experiential learning. The community farm is a hub for people to learn and share the wealth of knowledge, also addressing food security on our islands. Not only is @la_kahea a community farm, but they also have a catering company, 'Āina Tacos. The ingredients that  'Āina Tacos use are truly locally grown and sourced on Maui. Featured in the picture are pumpkin and carnitas tacos, which both options are gluten free. The tortillas are hand pressed and made with kalo and cassava. You are able to find  'Āina Tacos at the @upcountryfarmersmarket or at La Kahea Community Farm. The tacos are so 'ono!

What a fun and interesting tour! Loved the sugar cane juice and the banana ice cream!

We just went there today. We have 3 kids (3, 6, and 8) and decided to pony up for the private tour. Let me tell you, private means you're HANGING with the owners. They are so warm and easy to be comfortable with, within 5 minutes it felt like a friend was talking to us. These people are talented and dedicated to restorative farming. That alone is reason enough to take this tour. This isn't a manicured "farm" where there's some tour guide reading a script. This is a few people working a few acres of land, manually, for real. You're learning about why good farming matters, and they literally show you why and how as they walk you through their farm. They also very clearly respect the native Hawaiian culture and helping restore the land. Now, on to the fun stuff. It's rugged! Remember when I said it's not manicured? So, wear sneakers, not flip flops! Taro is such a cool food to find out about, both how it ties to culture of Hawaii (Hawaiians believe all Native Hawaiians are born via a stillborn baby taro and thus call taro brother?) Amazing! I'm 43 and they made me feel like I was on a school field trip I came home and gushed to my mom about (which is what I'm doing here on Yelp instead) My kids are also in love with all 3 of the owners, and they were all so so sooooo good with the kids (made the whole time so much easier and engaging even for the 3 year old) They have a stand at a Farmer's market and I will make it my Mission (no pun intended) to make sure their taro tortillas are sold in california some day so I can eat the hell out of them to and fro all the live long day.

Amazing time at the tour! I would recommend it. We came with a small child and she had an amazing timed it was very educational and the food was yummy.

This was a fun tour to experience the farm and hear the passion of the owners! This 1.5-2 hour taro tasting tour takes you on a walk around the land that farms taro, bananas, sugar cane, and a variety of other foods. We even got to feed some pigs! The owners Winsome, Whitney, and Jake truly loves and cares about the food that they grow using regenerative agriculture methods. They inspire to transform the agriculture industry through their own actions. Hearing their stories and getting a personal experience around the land was definitely fun, but my favorite part is the tasting! They offered us a variety of taro cooked with different methods, savory and sweet. I never knew taro could taste this yummy! Seeing the food from land to the table was absolutely impactful. Overall, they folks have a great vision and it was an amazing experience! Pro tip: wear tennis shoes and bring a hat because you'll do some walking in the fields (not a ton but good amount around the farm). Also, if you can, do a little search and book directly on their website so that 100% goes to them.

Amazing experience! Winsome was an amazing guide and very knowledgeable. Fully support their mission and would recommend their tour to all...regardless of your lifestyle and eating habits, it's all about the more you know!!