Pick up just-harvested produce, honey, jams, or handmade goods.
Tucked behind a school parking lot and shaded by the soft light of a Kailua sunset, the Kailua Farmers’ Market is one of those places that feels more like a weekly tradition than an event. It begins to buzz before the sun dips low, as families, couples, and barefoot locals arrive with canvas bags and open appetites. The market isn't massive, but that’s part of its charm—it’s intimate, focused, and full of flavor.
Located in the fertile heart of Oʻahu’s North Shore near the town of Kahuku, Sun Farm Hawaiʻi is more than just a farm—it’s a lifestyle destination dedicated to health, sustainability, and vibrant living. Known for its focus on plant-based nutrition, organic farming, and eco-conscious practices, Sun Farm has earned a loyal following among locals and travelers who value high-quality food and mindful connection to the land.
Just outside the heart of historic Haleʻiwa town, where the air smells faintly of salt and sugarcane, Tsue’s Farm unfolds like a quiet breath along the banks of the Anahulu River. Tucked beside Kamehameha Highway and shaded by tall ironwoods, this family-run property offers something rare on the North Shore—a place to slow down, paddle gently, and let the rhythm of the island reveal itself.
Just across the street from Pipeline’s legendary surf breaks lies one of Oʻahu’s most quietly transformative destinations—Waihuena Farm. Located in Pūpūkea on the North Shore, this small-scale, regenerative farm weaves together agriculture, wellness, and community in a way that feels both grounded and forward-thinking. It’s not just a place to buy fresh produce—it’s a place to engage with the land, slow down, and reconnect.
Located in the agricultural heart of Oʻahu near Wahiawā, Sweet Land Farm is a working goat dairy and creamery that invites visitors to experience a quieter, more grounded side of island life. Surrounded by rolling pastures and tucked away from the tourist crowds, this family-owned farm is known for its artisan goat cheese, rich house-made gelato, and its commitment to sustainability and local food production.
Nestled along the scenic Kamehameha Highway near Kāneʻohe, Tropical Farms Macadamia Nuts has become a well-loved stop for travelers exploring Oʻahu’s lush Windward side. What began as a small roadside stand has grown into a charming country store where visitors can taste local flavors, learn about Hawaiian agriculture, and find unique island-made gifts. Surrounded by palm trees and framed by the towering Koʻolau mountains, the setting is just as memorable as the macadamias themselves.
Located along the scenic Kamehameha Highway in Kahuku, Kahuku Farms is a working family farm that welcomes visitors to experience the beauty of Oʻahu’s agricultural roots. This North Shore favorite blends a relaxed countryside atmosphere with a true taste of local flavor, making it an excellent stop for travelers seeking a more grounded, authentic experience.