• Honokaa - Guided horse tour of a traditional Hawaiian Ahupa’a. The tour begins at WOH Ranch, a working livestock ranch and farm operation sharing exclusive views of enchanting Hamakua. This scenic opportunity allows travel through a traditional land division (Ahupua’a) that stretches from the mountain to the ocean and is home to native flora and fauna. Surrounding gardens radiate fertility as you drive alongside fishponds full of Hamakua sunfish on your tour. Dwarf coconuts, breadfruit trees, kukui nut, sugar cane, taro, sweet potato and multiple varieties of heirloom bananas are just some of the plants you will see before riding alongside the historic Hamakua ditch. Our WOH Ranch Tour is ocean-bound; taste salt on the wind and hear waves pound against the sheer cliffs while we cruise under a canopy of ironwood trees near remnants of old Hawaiian settlements. At the ocean, we kick back and relax for a short break to appreciate the stunning Hamakua coastline. On a clear day you can see Maui!

• Snacks

• Not a tour of Waipio Valley! The valley is closed to the public. Ranch ride, mountain to ocean.

Experience a guided horseback tour on the Waipio Ranch, the island’s last remaining Ahupa’a. This 500-acre working cattle ranch stretches from mountains to the sea, boasting beautiful ocean vistas. Our journey takes us through extensive coconut plantations, banana groves, and fish ponds. We follow the historic Hamakua ditch and ascend into pastures adorned with purple flowers, guava trees, and ironwoods. Encounter young lambs, horses, and calves. Spot local wildlife such as wild boar, Hawaiian Ducks, donkeys, and more. Discover exotic fruits like Kuini, Abiu, Salak, Mardrono, Pitomba, Talisia, and Durio, even sampling those grown onsite. Marvel at the breathtaking views and landscapes, ranging from abundant gardens to vast grasslands, ocean vistas, and tree tunnels. Discover Hawaiian traditions and customs as our knowledgeable guides delve into the history of this Ahupa’a, a significant Hawaiian land subdivision with socioeconomic, geological, and climatic implications. It stretches from the mountains to the sea across multiple water sheds, providing wood for construction and food sources like fish and taro.

• Weight limit of 200LBS

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.