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Maui Alpaca

5.0 (35 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

By appointment only

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Paula P.

This exceeded every expectation. Our guide was super sweet and very informative. The alpacas were so funny and full of personality! Loved that they were all female. The angora bunnies were so fluffy and adorable. Loved that they all had Disney princess names. The gift shop was a little small but we got a bunch of cute stickers.

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Jennifer E.

We took a day trip to Maui and I had the brilliant idea of visiting Maui Alpaca. I booked it online and the instructions to get to their location were quite easy (also thanks to the cute alpaca signage!) Our session included a bit of history, introduction to the lady alpacas including feeding them and taking pictures. The alpaca fellas were elsewhere on the farm. You also get to visit their little Angora bunny farm and sit with the ever so fluffy bunnies. Finally, before visiting their cute shop, they teach you a little thing or two about the different types of yarn. All that in an hour. So glad we booked Maui Alpaca. Thank you for a sweet experience.

Bunnies and alpaca
Heather G.

Great time with the alpacas! Up country in Maui, fun for kids and parents!!! The bunnies are adorable and the alpacas are great. Super knowledgeable staff

Christy B.

The Alpaca Trekking Tour was so fun. We lucked out and had the most beautiful day after a day of rain. Erin was great and so knowledgeable. I highly recommend this tour. The Alpacas! The bunnies! Don't miss this fun adventure!

Sabrina A.

Amazing experience! Our guide, Padma, was friendly and super knowledgeable about the animals. From our visit with the alpacas to our visit with the angoras, Padma helped us get to know our new furry friends while answering lots of questions. At the end, she gave a demonstration of how the fur becomes yarn. Interesting stuff! This might be my husband's favorite stop on Maui this trip. Worth a visit! *Easy parking, restroom, and water provided.

This was such a great experience! Erin was super friendly and educated on all things alpaca and angora bunny. She had so much information to share in a fun, entertaining way for both adults and kids. They have a little shop w yarn and gifts from their wool. So fun having wool from an animal we know by name. Highly recommend them! Side note: their outhouse was adorable! It had cute signs and flowers and essential oils. I love how dolled up and welcoming it was - nice to know if you gotta go it's as comfy as it can get!

Baby alpaca
Maria P.

Alpacas on Maui?! Yes, yes, and yes. What an absolutely, cute little farm that was a joy to visit a few weeks ago! They are located in Kula, Maui in a beautiful neighborhood that I had no idea existed even though I've passed it so many times in my life, lol. I made a reservation via email as they were hosting a special event and promptly received a confirmation. Be sure to read the directions they provide on your confirmation and you'll easily find your destination. Upon arriving to the farm, we parked in the grassy area next to the little shed. There was already an alpaca waiting to greet us and we had the perfect photo op immediately upon arrival. We walked towards the fenced in area where the herd of alpacas were. Our guide taught us about alpacas and told us their story. We were given food to feed the alpacas and were allowed to pet them. There was also a brand new baby alpaca. I needed a second to gather myself and contain my excitement, lol. It was SO cute. I wanted to pet it so badly and the owner tried to get it to come, but she just wanted her mama. Haha. I appreciated the effort though! After that, we moved over to the rabbit enclosure and learned about their angora rabbits and were able to pet them as well. It was pretty cool seeing them in their burrows and watch them hop around. We then were taken through a demonstration of how they turn the alpaca wool into yarn and were able to touch and feel the different types of yarn from alpaca, to llama, to rabbit. We also had a fun Q&A portion where everyone got to win small prizes. All in all, it was a nice day at the farm and we had fun seeing the alpacas. It's a unique activity to enjoy with family and friends. Their gift shop is also super cute. It's a little pricey, but truly, raising these alpacas are a labor of love and after learning about them, you can see why it's pricey! Definitely visit if you can, especially during the month of September where kama'aina can get 50% off.

Such a great experience! My daughter and I are visiting Maui from Big Island and decided to do this on our last day. She loves animals and talking. Our your guide, Erin, did such an amazing job. She was very friendly toward my talkative 7 year old. Erin answered all our questions about Alapaca and the farm. The animals are polite, silly, and very well cared for. We love supporting educational organizations who take a lot of pride and care of their animals. Staff is also really kind. We appreciate the hospitality. My daughter is already asking to go back.

Sassy!
Amy Y.

Phenomenal experience meeting the alpacas it was therapeutic and so much fun! As a bonus surprise we also met four angora bunnies who are all named after Disney princesses And it was incredibly educational with our guide Joy who is a local and she showed us how fibers can be harvested and be turned into yarn with hand powered tools. I have to also point out that our guide Joy took the time to make the portable potty super clean and pleasant before we arrive and this attention to detail is super appreciated. Thank you Janet and Joy!

Spinning fleece to yarn, gift shop has alpaca yarn made from the ones you just met!
Jay P.

GET UP CLOSE WITH ALPACAS AND ANGORA BUNNIES. My wife knits and this was a must-visit for her since they have a giftshop that sells alpaca made goods and yarn. Location is upcountry but the road is very easy to drive on with only a short dirt road and small hill to climb once you turn into the actual farm, you park near the porta potty and farming equipment and then walk down. The visit starts right away with meeting and feeding the alpacas, the owner and staff clearly are passionate about animals and the ground are well maintained and each Alpaca is named with distinct personalities. One of them was a rescue and it was sad to see how scared it was of humans. The others aren't so shy and will come right up to you and gently eat from the bowl, they will also eat from your hands but ask staff first if its OK. The kids loved feeding and were absolute smiles the entire time. After this you can see HUGE and furry Angora rabbits, they'll let you take them in your lap and pet them. We got to process the fleece into yarn using simple mechanical machines that "poofed" the fleece, separated them into strands, and then a spinning wheel to turn it into yarn. My wife was super proud she was called a "natural" at spinning. The giftshop has yarn made from some of the alpacas you just met!

Sarah M.

We had a lovely tour here recently. The word "tour" made me think more walking, but really, you just get to hang out with and learn about the alpacas and bunnies! It was great to spend a lot of time with them, and we enjoyed it very much. Our guide/host was very knowledgeable about the animals, and the bunnies and most of the alpacas were very friendly. I feel like we learned a lot, and it was relaxing being around cool creatures in such a pretty setting. Make sure to read the instructions you will receive via email before you come. Their comments will help you to find the entrance more easily!

Molly L.

We really enjoyed our tour with Erin during our vacation on Maui. She was super friendly and informative, and helpful in taking pictures and answering our questions about the alpacas and rabbits. The tour is very nice and intimate, and you get to see the alpacas for a good while and then you also get to see the rabbits, which are super soft. Glad we were able to visit this place and we would definitely recommend it for alpaca and rabbit lovers.

Makana M.

Would really recommend this location! My aunty, cousin and I made a reservation to this place and it did NOT disappoint. The tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable of the alpaca's and they have the cutest shop to buy merchandise from. Highly recommend!

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So fun to get to meet the Alpacas! They are beautiful and fun!! The handlers were great and very informative.

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Our guide, Erin, was the best! We learned so much, had all of our questions answered, and had a great time with the alpacas and bunnies.

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Super fun experience, my 3 year old daughter loved it. Alpacas are super friendly and the furry bunnies are so cute. Worth a visit

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Do you need reservations to visit the farm?

All visitors must make a reservation prior to their arrival.

What is the price?

We offer many different tours. We have Kam'aina, Senior, and Military discounts. Our regular… Read more

Can you just visit the farm casually without a laid tour?

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Finally, Erin showed us how they use the rabbit fur and alpaca fleece (from grooming sessions) to spin their own yarn.

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Punakea Palms

4.9(94 reviews)
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This is more of a Hawaiian coconut tasting & history lesson than a farm tour LOL. But still highly…read morerecommend, we had a great experience learning from the wonderfully knowledgeable Punakea Palms team and snacking along the way. Not much walking-- the most is from the entrance/cafe area to the field with an outlook, where you learn about how the Dole family rekt Lanai's natural environment to farm pineapples (kinda evil). Frankly, the history behind mass agriculture and farming is pretty bleak-- you can't help but feel a sense of injustice for the native Hawaiians. Our tour guide was thorough, objective, while empathetic. From thereafter, you're sitting under an overhang while listening to your tour guide explain the stages of coconut growth & trying the different pieces. We tried: - Coconut water - Coconut jelly - Coconut meat - Coconut shavings ... All from coconuts of varying ages, getting the chance to see how each tastes different from the other. Kai even popped by with a surprise: fresh palm hearts! My bf and I frequently use canned ones for salads-- the raw flavor blew our minds. The entire "tour" took around 1.5 hours. The cafe in front is charming, lovely drink & food offerings alongside a gift shop. You can tell that the staff here actually care about the history of Hawaii and respect the island.

We had a great time at the coconut farm tour. We learned so much from our tour guide, Jeremy. He…read morewas so passionate about coconuts. It is really sad that Hawaii, which has an abundance of coconuts, gets coconuts flown in from Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines because the labor is cheaper there. Jeremy was the highlight of the tour teaching us so much about the benefits of coconuts. We tried young coconut water to more mature coconut water. We got to taste coconut meat and shavings of coconuts (it was a great moisturizer for the skin too) I'd highly recommend this tour and the cafe! Cute little place. Please go out and support this local gem!

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Maui Mango Mala - Close up of the unique trellis system that helps improve farm yields and the banana trees that nourish the baby mango trees underneath

Maui Mango Mala

5.0(12 reviews)
20.5 mi

This mango farm tour is awesome! The couple running it are so sweet and know so much, too. It was…read morereally awesome to learn how their mango farm works -- as someone interested in gardening, and especially curious about exploring the "food forest" permaculture side of growing food, it was really educational. She taught us the different plant groups that feed each other, and what order to plant to get the most productivity (and safety! We learned that papaya makes a good windbreak for smaller and more delicate plants, and agave makes a good firebreak!). I wish I lived in Maui because I'd be planting mangoes, papayas, bananas, coffee, and cocoa, RIGHT away. It was wild finding out how fast and tall papaya trees grow! These plants don't grow well in Seattle, but we are still going to take what we learned and see how we can apply similar features for our own food forest. I appreciated the very real perspectives about what works - as well as pitfalls and challenges with their food forest / mango farm. The tour was really interesting and fun, and we even had a resident cat named Tyson who took the tour with us! SO CUTE! The view there was beautiful, and though our tour group was tiny, I could see this being a fun activity for kids and families, too. Enough safe space for little folx to run around safely, and so much is stackable. She let us try mango (and wild mangos), ice cream beans (what an experience!), fresh coffee, and more. So good! They said they are going to do dinner parties here and I look forward to coming back to the Maui mango farm when we visit next time. Hopefully we'll have some good photos to show off of the garden upgrades that they've inspired. We really wanted to do something to support the Lahaina community (without being a disaster tourist, either), so visiting a regenerative farm seemed like an awesome choice, and I'm very glad we went. Bonus: since Olowalu was on our way back, we got a spectacular sunset, too.

We had to sign a waiver for this tour beforehand so my idea about this trip was pick all you can…read moreeat mango. "Do we need a hazmat?"We were joking around. "What are the odds of having concussion due to the high velocity of mango falling on your head?!?!" We were greeted by a very nice couple and served a very refreshing glass of lemongrass and cardamom leaf tea to start to hear about regenerative farming. It was invigorating and soothing at the same time. It was especially helpful for me to get over the mild cold during this trip. The walk was very easy and informative and we wore tennis shoes but it could have been easily done with flip flops or sandals. At the end, we were served delicious box of star fruit, papaya, and different mango samples . Also, we were given some recommendations on good local eats, cafes, and bakeries and some or then we spent time ourselves to find!! They are planning on serving dinner as well in the future mango farm tours so be on the lookout!!!

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Maui Mango Mala - Both the bananas & special trellises shown nurture the baby mango plants underneath so they'll produce without fertilizers or pesticides.

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Both the bananas & special trellises shown nurture the baby mango plants underneath so they'll produce without fertilizers or pesticides.

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