• Old Waialua Sugar Mill - Once a vast sugar plantation that ceased operations in 1996, the mill’s historic industrial structure has been transformed into a vibrant creative hub, hosting everything from surfboard shapers to gourmet coffee roasters. Visitors can enjoy complimentary samples of single-origin coffee and Waialua Estate Chocolate. On-site, you can view actual cacao and coffee trees and learn about the bean processing methods. Additionally, there is a surf shop, soap factory, distillery, farmer’s market (Saturdays only), and a spot to savor delicious Shave Ice!
• Haleiwa Town Center - Haleʻiwa is a delightful historic surf town and the cultural heart of Oʻahu’s North Shore. Renowned for its plantation-era wooden buildings, the town boasts local art galleries, surf shops, and relaxed eateries that embody the area’s rich surf culture. This is the designated lunch stop on the tour, offering a variety of choices—from renowned shrimp trucks and local plate lunches to the iconic Matsumoto’s Shave Ice, a must-try Hawaiian treat. Far from the hustle of Honolulu, Haleʻiwa provides a laid-back “country” vibe where visitors can wander the streets, shop for unique souvenirs, and embrace the North Shore lifestyle. Lunch is available for purchase and is not included.
• North Shore Macadamia Nut Company - This charming farm stand provides a delightful and flavorful introduction to one of Hawaiʻi’s most iconic crops. Guests are greeted by the scent of roasting macadamia nuts and complimentary samples of flavored nuts and local coffee. You’ll have the chance to crack open a raw macadamia nut using traditional tools provided on-site and taste a variety of flavors, from garlic-seasoned to honey-roasted. The country store also offers Hawaiian chocolates, spices, and island-made souvenirs, making this a perfect stop for tasting and gift shopping. This experience provides a relaxed and authentic taste of Oʻahu’s North Shore.
• Haleiwa Beach Park - Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles are frequent visitors here, often seen swimming in the shallows or basking on the sand. While turtle sightings cannot be guaranteed, this area offers the best chance to see them. There’s also an opportunity to capture stunning photos of Waialua Bay and the Waianae Mountain Range in the background. This is a 15-minute stop that is strictly enforced by the state.
• Dole Plantation - Originally a pineapple farm and roadside fruit stand in the mid-1900s, Dole Plantation opened to visitors in 1989 and has since become one of Hawaiʻi’s most popular attractions. Guests can enjoy the iconic Dole Whip® pineapple soft-serve, explore beautifully maintained gardens, and learn about Hawaiʻi’s pineapple history. The plantation also features a country store offering pineapple treats and island souvenirs. Optional attractions such as the Pineapple Express Train Tour and Garden Maze are available for purchase on-site but are not included in the tour.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Lunch

This North Shore Oʻahu farm experience focuses on Hawaiʻi’s active farms and artisanal producers, steering clear of crowded bus stops and hurried sightseeing.

Participants will explore a thoughtfully curated selection of coffee farms, a cacao orchard, pineapple locations, and a macadamia nut shop, showcasing the island’s agricultural heritage and contemporary creators.

There is a chance to shop and enjoy lunch in Haleʻiwa Town, where visitors can select from a range of local restaurants and popular food trucks. Lunch is available for purchase and is not included in the tour.

Round-trip transportation is provided from your chosen Oʻahu location. The group travels together in a private, climate-controlled Mercedes vehicle, ensuring no shared rides. A professional driver handles the timing and logistics throughout this well-organized 5-hour experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.