HALEIWA WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE
One Hour Among Plumeria: Lei‑Making Above Haleiwa’s North Shore
A one‑hour, instructor‑led workshop at Little Plumeria Farms where participants craft fragrant plumeria leis while taking in vistas of Mount Kaʻala and the North Shore.
One Hour Among Plumeria: Lei‑Making Above Haleiwa’s North Shore.
At Little Plumeria Farms in Haleiwa, a compact, hands‑on workshop condenses the scents and colors of Hawaiian plumeria into a single fragrant hour. Under the guidance of experienced lei makers you’ll select blooms from a rare hybrid garden, string a fresh lei and pause to take in views of Mount Kaʻala and the glistening North Shore.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Hands‑on Lei Making with Expert Instruction
Instruction is provided by the farm’s experienced lei makers so you can create a fragrant, finished plumeria lei in the course of the workshop.
Pano of Mount Kaʻala and the North Shore
The farm sits above Haleiwa with clear views toward Mount Kaʻala and the shoreline of the North Shore, giving the workshop a distinctly Hawaiian backdrop.
Rare Hybrid Plumeria Garden & Gift Shop
Wander the rare hybrid plumeria garden after the workshop and browse the on‑site gift shop for plumeria‑themed keepsakes.
What the day feels like
What the Hour Feels Like
The Day Lei Making Tour is a compact sensory workshop: fragrant plumeria blooms, hands‑on instruction and a finished lei to take away, all set within a cultivated plumeria garden with views of Mount Kaʻala and the North Shore.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this short workshop suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The core workshop runs one hour; please allow approximately 1.5 hours total to include check‑in and parking. The 2026 season runs April 1 through October 31.
Start time is 10:00am. Meet guides at the yellow gate at the end of Kawailoa Drive—use Kawailoa Transfer Station as a landmark. After check‑in guests drive their own vehicles up the private road to the farm.
Bring your vehicle and plan extra time for parking and check‑in; no specific gear list is provided in the tour details.
The farm includes garden paths to wander and a gift shop featuring plumeria‑themed items.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Day Lei Making Tour?
The workshop itself is one hour; please allow approximately 1.5 hours total to include check‑in, parking and exiting.
Where and when do guests meet?
Start time is 10:00am at the end of Kawailoa Drive; use Kawailoa Transfer Station as a landmark and meet the guides at the yellow gate.
Do guests drive to the farm?
Yes. After check‑in at the gate, guests will drive their own vehicles up the private road to Little Plumeria Farm.
What will we do during the tour?
You will create a fragrant plumeria lei with expert guidance, wander the Rare Hybrid Plumeria Garden and enjoy views of Mount Kaʻala and the North Shore.
When is the 2026 season for this tour?
The 2026 season runs from April 1 through October 31.