



by Princeville Botanical Gardens
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$252This three-hour walking tour covers nine acres of Princeville Botanical Gardens on Kauai. Participants start by exploring the upper terraces and plant varieties in Waimea Valley, including exotic flowers, medicinal plants, and honey hives. The tour continues to a small cacao grove at the valley's bottom, where guests taste raw chocolate nibs and learn about cacao cultivation and harvesting. The group then moves to an outdoor chocolate tasting area for a 50-minute session featuring at least five single-origin chocolates from different parts of the world, both north and south of the equator. Alongside the chocolate, seasonal fruit samples and tropical honey from the garden are offered. After the tasting, the walk continues into Anini Creek valley to observe unique plants, varied terrain, and sustainable growing methods. The tour includes walking sticks, umbrellas, bug spray, and a tour host. It is conducted rain or shine and involves uneven terrain with stairs and loose gravel, so moderate mobility and appropriate footwear are necessary. Gratuities are included, while transportation to and from the gardens and hotel transfers are not provided.
Princeville Botanical Gardens
The tour begins with a walk through the upper terraces in Waimea Valley, where visitors see exotic flowers, rare medicinal plants, and active honey hives. At the valley bottom, a small cacao grove is visited to taste raw chocolate nibs and learn about cacao cultivation and harvesting. Afterwards, guests move to an outdoor chocolate tasting area to sample at least five different single-origin chocolates from around the world and learn about chocolate processing methods. Following the tasting, the tour continues into Anini Creek valley, which features rare plants, varied topography, and examples of sustainable cultivation techniques.
We will meet you at the gardens where you can safely park your car inside our gates. Please note: We do NOT offer any transportation to or from the gardens.
End point
We will meet you at the gardens where you can safely park your car inside our gates. Please note: We do NOT offer any transportation to or from the gardens.




by Princeville Botanical Gardens
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$252This three-hour walking tour covers nine acres of Princeville Botanical Gardens on Kauai. Participants start by exploring the upper terraces and plant varieties in Waimea Valley, including exotic flowers, medicinal plants, and honey hives. The tour continues to a small cacao grove at the valley's bottom, where guests taste raw chocolate nibs and learn about cacao cultivation and harvesting. The group then moves to an outdoor chocolate tasting area for a 50-minute session featuring at least five single-origin chocolates from different parts of the world, both north and south of the equator. Alongside the chocolate, seasonal fruit samples and tropical honey from the garden are offered. After the tasting, the walk continues into Anini Creek valley to observe unique plants, varied terrain, and sustainable growing methods. The tour includes walking sticks, umbrellas, bug spray, and a tour host. It is conducted rain or shine and involves uneven terrain with stairs and loose gravel, so moderate mobility and appropriate footwear are necessary. Gratuities are included, while transportation to and from the gardens and hotel transfers are not provided.
Princeville Botanical Gardens
The tour begins with a walk through the upper terraces in Waimea Valley, where visitors see exotic flowers, rare medicinal plants, and active honey hives. At the valley bottom, a small cacao grove is visited to taste raw chocolate nibs and learn about cacao cultivation and harvesting. Afterwards, guests move to an outdoor chocolate tasting area to sample at least five different single-origin chocolates from around the world and learn about chocolate processing methods. Following the tasting, the tour continues into Anini Creek valley, which features rare plants, varied topography, and examples of sustainable cultivation techniques.
We will meet you at the gardens where you can safely park your car inside our gates. Please note: We do NOT offer any transportation to or from the gardens.
End point
We will meet you at the gardens where you can safely park your car inside our gates. Please note: We do NOT offer any transportation to or from the gardens.