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  • Taste exotic fruits fresh from the tree, like the prized Mangosteen....
  • Relax in the the lush 'Anini Stream valley, a true jungle paradise!
  • Discover a variety of more than 70 species of palm trees...
  • Capture beautiful photos of rare and endangered plants and flowers, like this Amherstia nobilis, "The Pride of Burma"
  • Get a natural high during an intimate chocolate tasting, sampling homegrown cacao
    while learning about “The Food of the Gods” in the shady bower of our chocolate trees.
  • From the terraces of Ahonui Botanical Gardens, you'll see stunning views of the mountains
    above Hanalei and the ocean beyond Princeville before dropping into our hidden valley paradise.

wild-jungle-valleyOn our tours, offered three days per week, you’ll enjoy seasonal fruit samplings from the land while strolling through our gardens learning about Native Hawaiian flora, tropical medicinals, sacred flowers, and alternative food plants.

In our Sacred Valley, you’ll learn how cacao is processed into chocolate while sitting amidst our organic cacao trees and sample various gourmet chocolates as well as homegrown cacao nibs.     Book a Tour Now…


Orchids

Ahonui Botanical Gardens offers a unique opportunity to see a family grown and operated botanical garden, complete with exotic flowers, delicious fruit trees, healthy beehives and organic homegrown chocolate.

Hidden away in the jungle valleys of the north shore in Princeville, dramatic topography, natural landscaping, and tender cultivation have culminated into a sacred garden paradise.

Ahonui (ah-ho-NEW-ee) is the Hawaiian word for patience and perseverance (literally, “great breath”), and for many Ahonui-filled years, our family has worked to reclaim our land from a jungle of invasive species.    Read More…


The-TerracesKeep up to date with Ahonui Botanical Gardens, as the family records the development of the gardens online. New flower blooms, chocolate processing, unusual uses of plants, and even recipes and videos down the road!  Follow Our Blog…

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