Tour an organic cacao farm and taste 20+ Hawaiian chocolates
3 Hour Tour
Guided tour, Chocolate tasting
Learn about the cacao tree, how chocolate is made from cacao pods, and explore topics like permaculture and sustainable farming. Then sit down for an extensive tasting of Hawaiian grown and made chocolates.
This tour takes place on an organic farm. If you plan to use aerosol bug spray or sunscreen, apply it before you arrive.
Cancel within 24 hours of start: no refund. 48 hours: 25% refund. 72 hours: 50% refund. 96 hours: 75% refund. 120 hours: 100% refund. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. No-shows are charged the full price.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before the 9:30am start time.
Bring a camera, hat, bug spray, comfortable walking shoes, and an appetite.
This tour takes place on an organic farm. If you plan to use aerosol bug spray or sunscreen, apply it before you arrive.
6180 Koolau Rd, Anahola, HI 96703
This family-run organic cacao farm on Kauai's north shore delivers an outstanding bean-to-bar experience that reviewers consistently call their best farm tour in Hawaii. The guides, particularly Angela and Elijah, bring impressive credentials to their presentations—Angela's anthropology background adds fascinating cultural context, while Elijah's biology and biochemistry expertise helps explain the science behind chocolate making. The tour walks you through the actual farm where they grow and process everything on-site, with generous tastings of tropical fruits, multiple chocolate samples including aged varieties, and a memorable cacao drink. What makes this tour special is the depth of knowledge shared and the authentic, small-scale operation. You'll see the entire process from tree to finished chocolate, learn about companion planting, and discover the health benefits of high-flavonoid chocolate. The roughly 20-minute walk is mostly shaded with plenty of sitting time, though bug spray is recommended. One heads-up: finding the property can be tricky since Google Maps may mislead you, so follow the pin in your confirmation email carefully. The tour runs about three hours and leaves visitors genuinely enthusiastic about cacao.
Honestly this was one of the highlights of our trip. So much fun and super interesting. The folks who run the farm are really great.
J.R. Schmidt
April 1, 2026
Honestly this was one of the highlights of our trip. So much fun and super interesting. The folks who run the farm are really great.
J.R. Schmidt
April 1, 2026