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Green World Coffee Farm Hawaii - The Famous O’ahu Coffee Farm - Grand Tour

Green World Coffee, which is located just north of Waihaha on 7 acres of ground with more than 3,000 arabica coffee trees, is a small farm with a lot of potential. The farm was created in 2013 by Howard Green, who collaborated with the University of Hawaii's Department of Agriculture to design a soil amendment program that would be suitable for the island's climate. The fields are located in the center of Oahu Island and are sprawling, with stunning views of the neighboring Wai'anae mountain range. Many visitors to the North Shore of Oahu stop here on their way to the island's other side.

Dole Plantation - Pineapple Plantation In Oahu - Grand Tour

Located in the heart of Oahu, the vast Dole Plantation is a rustic throwback to a period when the pineapple was a major contributor to the island's economy. In addition to tasting the sweet yellow fruit, visitors can take a ride on the famous Pineapple Express train and motor out through the fields, walk through a large garden maze, learn how to find fresh pineapple when grocery shopping, and hear about how pineapples are grown in the ground rather than on trees or underground in the ground.

Haleiwa Town - North Shore Oahu - Grand Tour

Haleiwa is a small seaside village on the North Shore of the Hawaiian island of Oahu. Year after year, a large number of surfing contests are conducted at Haleiwa Beach, which has earned the reputation of being the surfing center of the world. As a result of the region's fertile volcanic soils, freshwater marshes, and coastal flats, it became a popular destination for immigrants from all over the globe. These included people from Japan, China, Korea, Portugal, Norway, Scotland, and the Philippines.