Kahanu Garden

Isolation is what Kahanu Garden embodies, located on the Hana coast of Maui. This blissful hidden paradise consists of a massive native hala (Pandanus) forest, and features an abundance of plants from the Pacific Islands , Southeast Asia, and Africa.

The garden offers a chance to explore a variety of landscapes found nowhere else in the world, from rainforest to savannah grasslands. The garden is filled with unique exotic plants that are rarely seen outside their native habitats. These plant species include everything from tropical flowers, mangoes, and papaya trees to ancient Hawaiian ti plants and a wide variety of orchids. The garden also houses one of the world's largest collections of native hala (Pandanus) trees, which are essential to preserving local ecology and culture.

The diverse flora at Kahanu Garden provides visitors with an opportunity to explore the intersection between nature and culture. Visitors can learn about the origins and uses of plants in Hawaiian culture, as well as how these plants are used for medicinal and other traditional purposes. The garden is also home to a variety of birds, fish, and wildlife that call it their home.