Pali Nana Farms is a sustainable farm that specializes in cacao, exotic fruit, hayrides and horseback rides. We also offer chocolate making tours and tastings.

Pali Nana Farms is an off-grid farm, located on 22-acres on the Hamakua Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. We specialize in growing and making chocolate, honey, and various exotic fruits. Pali Nana Farms is also a home to horses, cattle, miniature donkeys, and kunekune piglets.

Pali Nana Farms is an off-grid farm, located on 22-acres on the Hamakua Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. We specialize in growing and making chocolate, honey, and various exotic fruits. Pali Nana Farms is also a home to horses, cattle, miniature donkeys, and kunekune piglets.

Book now Pali Nana Farms horse tour or Pali Nana Farms grand farm tour, which include 90-minute horseback riding or in-deapth farm tour, chocolate demonstration/tasting, and a wood fired pizza lunch.

The beautiful Pali Nana Farms is a sustainable farm situated on 22 picturesque acres on the Hamakua Coast. Here, you will learn what it takes to make mouth-watering craft chocolate as well as enjoy a horseback ride, hayride, and/or a petting zoo …

Enjoy a 90-minute guided walking tour of our lush farm, featuring six varieties of dragon fruit, abiu, lychee, figs, and coffee. Get hands-on experience by planting cacao seedlings and learning about sustainable farming practices.

Set out on an exciting 3-hour journey with the Pali Nana Farms Horse Tour - an exceptional journey that combines horseback riding, chocolate tasting and a delicious wood-fired pizza lunch! This exclusive experience is tailor-made for participants aged 12 or above.

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about our tours and farm. We offer chocolate making and tastings, hayrides, and horseback tours.

Pali Nana Farms is an off-grid farm, located on 22-acres on the Hamakua Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. We specialize in growing and making chocolate, honey, and various exotic fruits. Pali Nana Farms is also a home to horses, cattle, miniature donkeys, and kunekune piglets.