On Haleakala’s Slopes: Inside a Regenerative Farm Where Bees, Orchards and Soil Tell the Story

KULA FARM FIELD GUIDE

On Haleakala’s Slopes: Inside a Regenerative Farm Where Bees, Orchards and Soil Tell the Story

A focused 1.5-hour tour of Maui Bees in Kula that visits working orchards, livestock, a Bee Museum observation hive and concludes with honey tastings.

On Haleakala’s Slopes: Inside a Regenerative Farm Where Bees, Orchards and Soil Tell the Story.

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Location
Kula
Operator
Maui Bees Inc
Category
Farm
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Maui Bees is a holistic community farm perched on the slopes of Haleakala in Kula. On a compact, picturesque four-acre property the family and staff raise vegetables and animals while stewarding soil fertility through composting and regenerative practices. In a 1.5-hour guided visit you walk the orchards, meet chickens, milking goats and a cow, inspect the observation beehive and taste the distinct honeys produced on site.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

Orchards on Haleakala’s Slopes

Stroll through banana, citrus, avocado and apple plantings that form the farm’s productive backbone and seasonal display across the four-acre property.

THE CRAFT

Beekeeping & Honey Tasting

Visit the Bee Museum’s observation beehive, learn about the flavors that come from different bloom sources, and sample the farm’s varietal honeys.

THE PRACTICE

Holistic Farm Stewardship

The farm demonstrates a stewardship model—soil fertility, composting and animal husbandry—producing eggs, vegetables, honey and value-added goods as part of daily life.

What the day feels like

What the Tour Feels Like

The visit moves deliberately across a working homestead: a welcome and overview from the family and staff, a walk through productive orchards, introductions to chickens, milking goats and a cow, then time at the Bee Museum to observe hive activity and taste the honey varietals—the whole program runs about 1.5 hours.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this visit suits and what to consider before you book.

1
Families with ChildrenA family-friendly outing: children can join but must be accompanied by an adult; youth pricing applies for ages 6–17.
2
Nature & Food LoversIdeal for travelers interested in beekeeping, orchard crops and regenerative practices—this tight, interpretive tour focuses on farm systems and tasting local honey.
3
Small Private GroupsPrivate Regenerative Agriculture Tours are available for groups, with a stated maximum of 16 people for a private booking.
4
Youth Groups & School TripsGroups with youths can participate under the youth pricing structure (ages 6–17) but must ensure children are accompanied by adults per the farm’s policy.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The tour runs for 1.5 hours.

Meeting Point

Tours meet at 150 Pulehunui Rd.

What to Bring

The published trip details do not list specific gear requirements from the operator.

Rates & Booking

Adults $89.99; Youth (ages 6–17) $59.99; Private Regenerative Agriculture Tour (up to 16 people) $1,172.77. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the tour?

The Regenerative Agriculture Farm Tour lasts 1.5 hours.

Where is the meeting point?

Meet at 150 Pulehunui Rd.

What will we see on the tour?

You will visit orchards (banana, citrus, avocado, apple), meet chickens, milking goats and a cow, and view an observation beehive in the Bee Museum followed by honey tastings.

How much does the tour cost?

Adult tickets are $89.99; youth tickets (ages 6–17) are $59.99; a Private Regenerative Agriculture Tour is listed at $1,172.77.

Are children allowed?

Children are allowed but must be accompanied by an adult. Youth pricing applies to ages 6–17.

Can I book a private tour for my group?

Yes — a Private Regenerative Agriculture Tour option is available; private bookings indicate a maximum of 16 people.