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Kīlauea Jungle Oasis is a family operated chocolate & fruit farm located in Kīlauea, Hawaiʻi. We have a local farm stand on our property as well as a local coffee truck & smoothie bar. Our farm tour is a 2 hour guided tour through our 5 acre farm, followed with a delicious exotic fruit, chocolate, and honey tasting. We offer donation based hatha yoga every Saturday at 8:30 am. We look forward to sharing our jungle oasis with you!
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9–11:30 AM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 9–11:30 AM |
| Friday | 9–11:30 AM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–12 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5-2719 Kuhio Hwy, Kilauea, HI 96754
Phone: (808) 639-6737
Website: http://www.kilaueajungleoasis.com/
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Reviews
Amy C
My friends and I did this tour over a week ago and LOVED IT. Ben and Robin are great hosts and we loved our time here. At the beginning of the tour, we sat under a tent to listen to information on how Kauai came to be and how the fruit and chocolate came too to have an understanding of why they can be grown in Kauai. We also got to sip on cacao tea during the beginning.
It was raining on and off that day so when the rain stopped, Ben showed us around to see the fruit trees and cacao. Then Robin entertained us while Ben set up the fruit and chocolate sampling.
There are definitely fruit that we had never tried before like the finger lime, Mamey sapote. Everything was good to try and we really appreciated trying new fruit and the information.
They offer the chocolates and dried fruit for sale at the end of the tour. They didn’t expect us to buy anything but we all got stuff that we were interested in buying. Their chocolate bars are very decently priced and very tasty.
There is also a store and a coffee truck close to the tour that can be visited before or after the tour. Also this tour is across the lot from Anaina Hou Community Park which hosts a lot of events.
Robin and Ben are great people and we can see their business being very successful in the future. They are super down to earth and passionate about what they do. We realized later in the day we forgot to try the noni juice! Another reason to come back and do this tour again! 🙂
… moreIt was raining on and off that day so when the rain stopped, Ben showed us around to see the fruit trees and cacao. Then Robin entertained us while Ben set up the fruit and chocolate sampling.
There are definitely fruit that we had never tried before like the finger lime, Mamey sapote. Everything was good to try and we really appreciated trying new fruit and the information.
They offer the chocolates and dried fruit for sale at the end of the tour. They didn’t expect us to buy anything but we all got stuff that we were interested in buying. Their chocolate bars are very decently priced and very tasty.
There is also a store and a coffee truck close to the tour that can be visited before or after the tour. Also this tour is across the lot from Anaina Hou Community Park which hosts a lot of events.
Robin and Ben are great people and we can see their business being very successful in the future. They are super down to earth and passionate about what they do. We realized later in the day we forgot to try the noni juice! Another reason to come back and do this tour again! 🙂
maddie wk
Robin and Ben were fantastic hosts. They were very passionate about their farm and the future of sustainable Hawaiian agriculture. We took a breadfruit and noni home with us! We cooked the breadfruit up, it was super yummy. We bought several chocolate bars at the end of the tour.
… moreHeather Parry
My family and I (kids ages 6 & 8) did a tour with Ben and Robin a few weeks ago and it was really fantastic! They are so passionate about the farm and enthusiastically answered our many questions during the 2-2.5 or so hours we spent with them. This went well beyond just learning about fruits and the cacao plants / chocolate making process! We have done food or drink centered tours in many other places where it just feels like the whole point is to sell you things and rush you out of there – that was definitely the opposite of this experience. We got to try so many things we had never heard of before (cotton candy berry! peanut butter fruit! breadfruit in a few different ways!) and we learned about farming and agricultural history on Kauai and the Hawaiian islands more generally. Highly recommend this tour!
… moreAlex Yapjoco
Robin and Ben did a fantastic job in the chocolate and tropical fruit tour. We learned a lot and got to taste fruits that were new to us. They provide bug repellent and suntan lotion if you need it. Their organic chocolate is amazing!!
… moreJaeger Lefler
My wife and I had a wonderful experience here at Kilauea Jungle Oasis. We did the fruit and chocolate tour around the property and we learned so much! We saw awesome fruits we had never seen before and learned about the rich history behind each fruit and how they got here. After all that, we ended it all with a tasting of the locally grown fruits they had just picked and we got to try the chocolate they made themselves! It was a unique experience getting to see directly where the food came from and then consuming right after. We definitely recommend taking the tour and visiting the shop they have after!
… moreK T
My husband was keen on doing a property tour on our first trip to Kauai. I vetoed every one of his suggestions as something that I would probably find overrated, until he presented this option. It was first tour that I thought would be a good use of our time and money.
The property is easily seen from the road and it has a convenient left turn lane if you’re coming from the south. There is an amazing coffee shop next door (get a hot cacao latte), and a few other businesses as well.
The tour starts under a tent, but you are eventually guided through the property where you will sample or smell fresh produce that is removed directly from the plant in front of you. This is a working farm, so you will be walking through grass paths. Don’t wear your best white sneakers and you should be fine as long as you don’t have severe mobility challenges.
It was truly impressive to see things growing that I was familiar with (turmeric, vanilla, lychee, etc.), but had no idea how they are grown. My mind was further blown by sampling berries that I had no idea existed- like a fascinating acorn squash-shaped cherry and also berries that taste just like cotton candy.
They also make chocolate from the cocoa pods that they grow. We learned how craft chocolate is made on both a small and a larger scale, and we were lucky enough that the fruit was ripe so we were able to try the fresh flesh. It was very moreish.
The tour ended with a sampling of even more produce from their farm, most of which I had I idea existed prior to this tour. Ulu (breadfruit), eggfruit, caviar lime, soursop and too many others for my brain to remember were offered in very agreeable amounts. There is another company that offers a similar, but more $$$ tour, where the reviews mentioned how disappointed they were with the sample sizes they got. This is not a problem at Jungle Oasis. I did not eat breakfast and I left there full, and she still had leftover fruit.
The fruit sampling was followed by a chocolate sampling. This concluded the 2.5 hour tour, and we had the opportunity to buy some of the chocolate that they make themselves. I waited for the other group to buy what they wanted, then I bought the rest.
Ultimately this was one of the top activities that we did on our trip. It was nice and low-key. Robin, the owner and our host, is a total sweetheart and gave an intimate and authentic presentation. She was able to answer our questions and share so much more than we could have ever hoped for. I don’t often have the the urge to hug someone I just met when I say good bye, but it was strong when we were leaving.
This tour and Robin are a hidden gem on Kaua’i. So if you like eating and learning about food, this tour is a must-do and we hope to come back in the future.
… moreThe property is easily seen from the road and it has a convenient left turn lane if you’re coming from the south. There is an amazing coffee shop next door (get a hot cacao latte), and a few other businesses as well.
The tour starts under a tent, but you are eventually guided through the property where you will sample or smell fresh produce that is removed directly from the plant in front of you. This is a working farm, so you will be walking through grass paths. Don’t wear your best white sneakers and you should be fine as long as you don’t have severe mobility challenges.
It was truly impressive to see things growing that I was familiar with (turmeric, vanilla, lychee, etc.), but had no idea how they are grown. My mind was further blown by sampling berries that I had no idea existed- like a fascinating acorn squash-shaped cherry and also berries that taste just like cotton candy.
They also make chocolate from the cocoa pods that they grow. We learned how craft chocolate is made on both a small and a larger scale, and we were lucky enough that the fruit was ripe so we were able to try the fresh flesh. It was very moreish.
The tour ended with a sampling of even more produce from their farm, most of which I had I idea existed prior to this tour. Ulu (breadfruit), eggfruit, caviar lime, soursop and too many others for my brain to remember were offered in very agreeable amounts. There is another company that offers a similar, but more $$$ tour, where the reviews mentioned how disappointed they were with the sample sizes they got. This is not a problem at Jungle Oasis. I did not eat breakfast and I left there full, and she still had leftover fruit.
The fruit sampling was followed by a chocolate sampling. This concluded the 2.5 hour tour, and we had the opportunity to buy some of the chocolate that they make themselves. I waited for the other group to buy what they wanted, then I bought the rest.
Ultimately this was one of the top activities that we did on our trip. It was nice and low-key. Robin, the owner and our host, is a total sweetheart and gave an intimate and authentic presentation. She was able to answer our questions and share so much more than we could have ever hoped for. I don’t often have the the urge to hug someone I just met when I say good bye, but it was strong when we were leaving.
This tour and Robin are a hidden gem on Kaua’i. So if you like eating and learning about food, this tour is a must-do and we hope to come back in the future.
Diana Roen
Magical experience for fruit & chocolate lovers alike. Truly one of the most unique and memorable experiences from our time here. We learned a lot and sampled a large variety of delicious local treats! I got to pick and sample fruit straight from the trees! I learned about and tasted fruits that I had never heard of before like lipstick fruit, peanut butter fruit & cotton candy fruit. The chocolate and sour dried fruit was absolutely delicious and we even purchased some to take home. I hope to go back again soon!
… moreElizabeth Grange
The fruit farm tour with Robin and Ben was an authentic island farm experience. We loved seeing the many variety of fruit trees and learning more about the history of Hawaiian crops and the importance of cultivating biodiversity. My family and I loved tasting all the new to us local fruits and the farms own chocolate bars produced with cacao right from their land.
They were incredibly welcoming and such generous hosts for the couple hours we were there.
My gardening and foodie heart felt right at home in a new place!
… moreThey were incredibly welcoming and such generous hosts for the couple hours we were there.
My gardening and foodie heart felt right at home in a new place!
Jessie Lehua Austin
I had such a fun & lovely experience on the Kilauea Jungle Oasis farm tour!
Robin & Ben are so sweet and knowledgeable, they made us all feel so at home on their beautiful farm.
I learned a lot about the trees and other plants they have growing, and got to try some interesting tropical fruit I had never eaten before, which was delicious!!
They provided local refreshments and treats afterward too (sourced both from their farm and others close by) which was so nice; yummy chai, hibiscus tea, fruit, chocolate, honey and more!
I highly recommend checking out the Kilauea Jungle Oasis on your visit to Kaua’i, or even if you live here.
Anyone who loves nature, plants, fruit and learning with enjoy it!
I would definitely go on the tour again, I know I would learn something new!
… moreRobin & Ben are so sweet and knowledgeable, they made us all feel so at home on their beautiful farm.
I learned a lot about the trees and other plants they have growing, and got to try some interesting tropical fruit I had never eaten before, which was delicious!!
They provided local refreshments and treats afterward too (sourced both from their farm and others close by) which was so nice; yummy chai, hibiscus tea, fruit, chocolate, honey and more!
I highly recommend checking out the Kilauea Jungle Oasis on your visit to Kaua’i, or even if you live here.
Anyone who loves nature, plants, fruit and learning with enjoy it!
I would definitely go on the tour again, I know I would learn something new!
Jay Kalina
Robin and Ben were awesome tour guides! They were very accommodating to our larger party. We loved learning some history of the local agriculture, seeing how the main local crops are grown, and how chocolate is processed. They taught us much about the chocolate we’ve eaten throughout our lives.It’s nice to know why the main chocolate brands process the chocolate as they do to hide the low quality tastes, and nice to invest in the good stuff! Thank you both, and good luck on bringing success to your family and the island!
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