USA · FARMS
Good farm visits fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk Maui pineapple fields, sample Maui Gold fruit, learn local farming, and take home an airport-ready pineapple from Haliimaile.
“We learned about the different growing stages of a pineapple. Got to eat fresh pineapple right from the field and we did receive a pineapple to take at the end. Great gift shop also.”
Explore Lexington’s Bluegrass horse country, Keeneland, and working thoroughbred farms on a friendly, informative 3.5-hour tour.
“Great opportunity to learn more about the Horse Farm operations and how it has changed over the years in Lexington. It was fun walking through some stables and meeting different aged thoroughbreds- especially the Mom's & babies!”
Tour Lexington’s private horse farms, meet thoroughbreds, feed peppermint treats, and learn the traditions behind Kentucky’s horse industry.
“Close up and personal with the horses and a great guide! Friendly, Funny and informative. Small group tour meant it was personable.”
See Big Island volcanoes, waterfalls, black-sand beaches, sea turtles, and Kona coffee on an 11-hour guided island tour.
“We enjoyed the fact that our Guide Scott was a native and very knowledgeable about every aspect of the tour. He drove sensible, was safety conscious, and very accomodating to his guests. The trip was a gift for our 50th and our Daughter & Son by marriage 25th Wedding Anniversary. Thank you and we highly recommend this tour. Stacey and Lorrayne”
Pick a skyline, a canyon or a coastline.
