Maui Gold Pineapple Express Tour
Spend a few hours with us and see why we say Maui Gold Pineapple is the world’s best! This guided tour offers an authentic pineapple farm experience and is led by local residents whose colorful commentary weaves the history of the area with current facts. You will ride to fields, learn about pineapple's unique growing and harvesting cycles, sample pineapple cut fresh in the fields, and you'll get your own boxed airport ready Maui Gold pineapple to take home.
🧳 Tour Inclusions:
- Tour of the pineapple packing plant
- Visit sprawling pineapple fields
- Learn pineapple heritage and how they're harvested, packed and shipped
- Pineapple tasting
- Take your own pineapple home
Special Instructions
Where & When
9:30 am, 11:45 am, 1:45 pm & 3:30 pm
Check in 15 minutes prior to tour time at The Maui Pineapple Store, 870 Hali'imaile Road, Hali'imaile, HI 96768.
Free parking is available on site as well as in the overflow lot at the Hali'imaile Distillery across the street.
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Restrictions
This tour includes driving through open fields with uneven, bumpy terrain so it is not recommended for people with neck or back injuries. Pregnant women may not participate due to the bumpy terrain.
Closed-toed shoes are required.
Participant is required to read and sign a release and waiver before participating in the activity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I take the included Maui Gold pineapple on a flight?
Yes. Each guest receives a boxed, airport-ready Maui Gold pineapple to take home after the tour. Travelers should still check their airline's current baggage rules and any agricultural restrictions that apply to their final destination.
Why are closed-toed shoes required for the pineapple farm tour?
The tour visits a working packing plant and pineapple fields with uneven outdoor terrain. Closed-toed shoes provide better protection and stability while guests move through the farm and board the tour vehicle.
Is the Pineapple Express suitable during pregnancy or with back problems?
No. The tour vehicle travels through open fields where the ride can be uneven and bumpy. Pregnant guests may not participate, and the experience is not recommended for anyone with neck or back injuries.