Kulike Forest Farm
Hakalau, HI 96710
Kulike Forest Farm is an off-grid permaculture farm on the Hamakua coast of Big Island. Our goal is to be energy and food self-sufficient and to share what we have learned with others. We offer tours of our edible landscape featuring cacao and numerous other fruit trees. You can collect eggs in our Korean Natural Farming chicken house, breathe in the mist at our stunning waterfall, press sugar cane to make lemonade, or learn how we make chocolate. Visit our farmstand to purchase our honey-sweetened chocolate, sugar cane lemonade, dried bananas, fresh fruits and other treats. We also have a guest house "Forest Hale," for short-term rentals, nestled in a tropical food forest.
We are members of OneTreePlanted , and donate 3% of all proceeds to this essential planet-healing action - meaning at least one tree is planted for every farm tour, and three trees for every night at our guest house!
Tours and Workshops
Explore our off-grid permaculture farm, tasting tropical fruits and learning about edible landscaping. Choose from learning how we make chocolate from tree to bar; visiting the beautiful waterfall and swimming hole; pressing sugarcane for lemonade, and more. The tour is catered to your interests, each group has its own personal tour. Kids are very welcome and will enjoy feeding the bunnies and tortoises! Watch a short video here: https://youtu.be/tf80SIIrY20
FOREST HALE
Forest Hale is a complete cottage just a short walk to our waterfall and within a tropical food forest. There is a king size bed on the main floor and two twin beds in a low loft. We are Airbnb superhosts!
For more info and bookings, either go through Airbnb, at https://airbnb.com/h/forest-hale, or contact us at kulikeforestfarm@gmail.com
NEARBY THINGS TO DO
Visit Waterfalls
Within a few miles of our farm, there are three world-class waterfalls to visit. These are Umauma Falls, Kamaee Falls, and Akaka Falls. We can provide passes or tips to get you to most falls free or for little cost.
Hakalau Farmers' Market
On Tuesdays our local community hosts a sweet little market from 3:00-5:00 pm two miles up Chin Chuck Road in Wailea. Find cooked foods, local greens, fruits, baked goods, honey, coffee and more!