Great Farm Stays on the Big Island

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Great Farm Stays on the Big Island

The Big Island is a massive, geographically-diverse wonderland perfectly suited for both traditional beach-lounging Hawaiian vacations and a more adventurous, exploratory outing. And for travelers of every stripe, there’s no shortage of accommodations suited to various budgets and preferences.

For those who want the luxury inherent in a Hawaii stay, the resorts of the Kona and Kohala coasts are perfectly suited to a glamorous visit. But there are other unique options. With the level of agriculture present on the Big Island, there’s a unique opportunity for those who don’t mind lending a hand or waking up to the sound of a rooster crowing: Farm Stay properties. These unique properties are dotted around the Big Island and are a popular option for those who want to get off the beaten track and experience farm style living. Unfortunately, with the changes to the vacation rental laws in Hawaii many agricultural properties have lost the ability to host, so this list has grown shorter over the last few years.

Hawaii Island Resort

A two-story home on a working 8-acre macadamia nut farm, a stay at Hawaii Island Resort in the southern point of the Big Island is a wonderful opportunity to explore the remote, rural geography and visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Aside from the delicious fresh-fruit and nuts, guests are welcome to explore the farm and pick their own nuts right off the trees.

Ka’awa Loa Plantation


A tropical fruit and coffee farm located just 8 miles south of Kailua-Kona, the Ka’awa Loa Plantation has ocean-view rooms, cottages, and a luxury suite, but the main attraction is the surrounding environment. Stunning natural beauty surrounds this farm, with dense tropical trees, plants, and an elevated view of the island’s valley below. Hot, fresh breakfast is served every day, with many of the ingredients grown right on the farm itself. Visit their Website.

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