Hale Pueo is located 1/4 mile from Hana town on a 3 acre homestead on the rural East side of Maui. We are blessed to be the custodians of this special part of the ‘last Hawaiian place’ since 1994, rich with cultural and spiritual significance.

The farm consists of an eclectic sampling of trees such as papaya, banana, cacao, coffee, inga, soursop, avocado, lychee, rambutan, jackfruit, surinam cherry, fig, star-apple, mango, mountain apple, durian, sapote, macadamia nut, starfruit, lemon, orange, lime, longon, mammoth loquat, ulu (breadfruit), noni and coconut. Our trees are nourished by the rain, rich volcanic soil and sunshine utilizing organic farming practices. Lilikoi (passion fruit), lemongrass, curry, pineapple and a smattering of herbs are also grown. A small nursery on the farm includes a variety of potted palms and other landscaping ornamentals as well as fruit tree starts for sale.

Free ranging chickens and ducks provide a few eggs and ambience but as we expand the flock, eggs should become plentiful. Coconut water is harvested and made into nutritious juices, blended with our organic lemons, oranges and lilikoi puree. Our Hana grown bananas, jackfruit, starfruit, and coconut are dehydrated and for sale at the Farmer’s market. Lilikoi butter is another favorite item sold. Hale Pueo is experimenting with a variety of new products as the trees mature and produce their bounty.

Find us at the Hāna Farmers Markets on Fridays! 

“Our small homestead produces coconuts, pineapples, starfruit, jackfruit, citrus, banana, ulu, avocado and other nursery plants.

We create a variety of products from these ranging from juices, jams, and dried fruits.”