Grove Farm Sugar Plantation Museum

39 reviews

+1 (808) 245-3202

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4050 Nawiliwili Rd

Lihue, HI 96766

+1 (808) 245-3202

http://www.grovefarm.org

This 80-acre site was originally a sugar plantation where you can see the original family homestead, the worker's quarters and many fine gardens. Visits are by reservation only, please contact us for arrangements.

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4.539 reviews

Suzy G.

10/23/2022

This tour was VERY interesting. In our mid-50s, we were the youngest of 4-5 couples doing the tour. But these were some dumb Americans! They didn't seem to have any understanding of history, or...

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Jennifer Z.

7/31/2023

We Ljust took the most amazing tour here. The history of this family is fascinating. They really left an outsized footprint on Kauai. The guide was very knowledgeable. They served us a light...

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Debbie W.

12/22/2023

This tour exceeded my expectations. I was pleasantly surprised as there's so much history I learned about the plantation and its family members. It was so interesting! On top of that, the people...

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Debbie S.

12/11/2021

My husband and I visited the 100 acre Grove Farm Plantation and learn so much history about it. They have about four buildings on the large property. The buildings have original beautiful...

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Karen J.

7/21/2021

Park at the entrance and wear shoes that you can take off easily If my Aunty and I have come here before, we don't remember it. We enjoyed "playing tourist" and called to book our tour. Quite a...

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