Garden of Eden Arboretum is located in Haiku in Hawaii. It is a lush botanical garden set on 26 acres, with trails, picnic spots, waterfalls & coastal views.
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Jan 15, 2025
It cost 40 dollars to get in and that is 40 dollars I will never see again. Biggest waste of money I have ever seen. You walk around in the place not seeing anything more than you would in any free t…Full review by Renata G
Jan 11, 2025
You are likely wondering why visit a botanical garden where there is so much natural beauty around. So did our group of five. Once we went in, it did not take us long to be delighted with our decisio…Full review by Shadmehr17
Nov 17, 2024
Aptly titled, this is a magical place not to be missed if you’re in Maui. Gorgeous exotic plants, loving cared for and displayed. Very natural and unpretentious, reasonable entry fee. I’d be a member…Full review by Marla F
Aloha, The gift shop tries to align their business hours with the Garden's, however, they are a separate entity. Feel free to contact the gallery at their GMAIL address: …
Aloha, The gift shop tries to align their business hours with the Garden's, however, they are a separate entity. Feel free to contact the gallery at their GMAIL address: gardengallery60 *Tripadvisor will not allow us to post their email address in full form. Mahalo!
Hello. I'll be travelling with my 10 year old daughter. Is there enough there to keep kids interested? How long do you recommend allocating to get a decent (but not completely thorough tour)? Are the falls here any better than on the road to Hana? Thanks!
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Your daughter will love it. There are trails to hike and a safe, panoramic view of a waterfall.
The peacocks kept their distance, but you can feed the ducks and geese. I don't know if you would want to touch them, some were aggresive over the food and might not be terribly …
The peacocks kept their distance, but you can feed the ducks and geese. I don't know if you would want to touch them, some were aggresive over the food and might not be terribly friendly if you tried petting them. We saw a couple of cats roaming around, but they weren't interested in getting near anyone.
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