Was pretty disappointed by my stop here. The guy was a bit pushy to buy his pineapple bag when we just wanted a coconut. $10 bucks for the coconut, the juice was good but we asked for a soft one and he gave us a very hard one. I hope I'm wrong but it seemed intentional because we didn't take his up-sale. Could be a good experience for some but missed the mark for me. I really was looking forward to some soft coconut and I got to see lots of people enjoying one but didn't get was dreaming of. Oh well, guess I'll try again elsewhere.
Sheri Davis
Best dried pineapple and fantasticBanana Bread made that morning.Coconuts delicious and refreshing!You can take whole pineapples to Mainland in checked luggage, trying not support Dole!
Meenakshi Kurup
A wonderful family-run fruit stand close to Akaka falls which sells fresh coconut, sugarcane, small bananas and more. The majority of their produce (except coconuts) comes from a 25 acre farm to the back of the fruit stand. Coconut juice was refreshing and delicious. The owner is knowledgeable on his produce and courteous to his customers.
A T
We stopped here after visiting Akaka Falls and bought a coconut each. It was fun to drink the coconut water through a straw, and then to watch while the flesh was scooped out to eat later. As a bonus, there was a puppy :-) In a way this is a silly tourist thing to do, but I had never had a fresh coconut before and it was a fun experience.
Kerry Cummings
Get the sugarcane with lime!
3H Pencil
The pineapple here was the best in all of Hawaii.Afterwards, I ate pineapple several times in other places, but I couldn't beat the taste here.Pineapple, here, was the best I've ever had.
veronica w
Love this fruit stand! We stopped here after visiting Akaka Falls, we had the Piñacolada and my husband wanted Pineapples. They cut fresh coconut for you and make you drink the juice which is so refreshing especially walking up and down the akaka Falls. And then he squeezes fresh limes on to your pineapples to give it extra flavor. If you love Tajin, he also has that as well.
Zohaib Abbasi
It was wonderful to have fresh coconut juice and try different fruits
Roman Senkerik
Great stop! Delicious coconut and chopped sugar cane for chewing:-) the owner is great person, easy parking, reasonable prices. You can also buy pineapple, but it’s Hawai’i, pineapples are everywhere :-)
Keiki-O-Kalani A.
SUPPORT LOCAL HAWAIIAN BUSINESSES KANAKA MAOLI!!!You come to our island you do and try things from locals or else don't come at all. You see a local vendor selling things on the side of the road... stop and buy something. Most likely their product is the most juiciest, freshest you'll ever have other than getting it from the abc store and your hotel. This is exactly what you need after you go to Akaka falls. A refreshing snack. Uncle got it all. Even tajin lol. It cost $10 for most and it's worth it. He cut the coconut right in front of you and all the fruits on ice. We got a big bag of fresh pineapple oooweee the sweetest you eva taste. He's got a humble set up posted from dusk till dawn. And he got his son/family out there helping him. Goals.Mahalo pia and we will see you soon!!
We stopped by Mana's Aloha Fruit Salad on our way back from Akaka fall to get some fresh coconuts. You can get sugarcane pieces, coconuts, mango bread, and pina coladas. The cost of the coconut was $10 per coconut. Once you finish the coconut water, the guy also cuts open the coconut for you and gives you the meat inside of it for no additional cost. You can also pay using Venmo, but that will cost you $11 instead of $10 because of some fee. My friend tried their mango bread and said that it smelled really good but tasted okay.There are a few spots to park your car. There was a constant stream of customers who stopped by when we were there.
k y
Do not leave akaka falls without stopping. Got all three…pineapple, coconut and sugarcane.
Brandy Townsell
Coconut water was so refreshing and the granola bars are out of this world! I wish I could order the granola bars online!
Sonya E.
Left 'Akaka Falls State Park and the heat was real. I wanted something cold and refreshing, and Mana's Aloha Farm caught my attention from the road. The signs are bright and inviting, so it's hard to miss.I pulled into the parking lot and the dirt road offers maybe about 10 parking spots. There were other patrons leaving so I was able to snag up parking right when I pulled in. I purchased one of each on their menu offering for the day -- $10 for a fresh coconut and $10 for fresh cut pineapple. One of the guys cut the coconut right in front of me and even cracked it open once I was done with the juice for the coconut meat. The cut pineapple was extremely sweet and so addicting.The fruit sold here is grown on a local farm which means if you stop and purchase at this stand -- you're supporting a local farming family! Nothing better than supporting local.
Tejas Canuck
Visit Akaka Falls first, then refreshments. The best pineapple & coconut in Hawaii, for now. Still need to explore the island on my next visit
Was pretty disappointed by my stop here. The guy was a bit pushy to buy his pineapple bag when we just wanted a coconut. $10 bucks for the coconut, the juice was good but we asked for a soft one and he gave us a very hard one. I hope I'm wrong but it seemed intentional because we didn't take his up-sale. Could be a good experience for some but missed the mark for me. I really was looking forward to some soft coconut and I got to see lots of people enjoying one but didn't get was dreaming of. Oh well, guess I'll try again elsewhere.
Best dried pineapple and fantasticBanana Bread made that morning.Coconuts delicious and refreshing!You can take whole pineapples to Mainland in checked luggage, trying not support Dole!
A wonderful family-run fruit stand close to Akaka falls which sells fresh coconut, sugarcane, small bananas and more. The majority of their produce (except coconuts) comes from a 25 acre farm to the back of the fruit stand. Coconut juice was refreshing and delicious. The owner is knowledgeable on his produce and courteous to his customers.
We stopped here after visiting Akaka Falls and bought a coconut each. It was fun to drink the coconut water through a straw, and then to watch while the flesh was scooped out to eat later. As a bonus, there was a puppy :-) In a way this is a silly tourist thing to do, but I had never had a fresh coconut before and it was a fun experience.
Get the sugarcane with lime!
The pineapple here was the best in all of Hawaii.Afterwards, I ate pineapple several times in other places, but I couldn't beat the taste here.Pineapple, here, was the best I've ever had.
Love this fruit stand! We stopped here after visiting Akaka Falls, we had the Piñacolada and my husband wanted Pineapples. They cut fresh coconut for you and make you drink the juice which is so refreshing especially walking up and down the akaka Falls. And then he squeezes fresh limes on to your pineapples to give it extra flavor. If you love Tajin, he also has that as well.
It was wonderful to have fresh coconut juice and try different fruits
Great stop! Delicious coconut and chopped sugar cane for chewing:-) the owner is great person, easy parking, reasonable prices. You can also buy pineapple, but it’s Hawai’i, pineapples are everywhere :-)
SUPPORT LOCAL HAWAIIAN BUSINESSES KANAKA MAOLI!!!You come to our island you do and try things from locals or else don't come at all. You see a local vendor selling things on the side of the road... stop and buy something. Most likely their product is the most juiciest, freshest you'll ever have other than getting it from the abc store and your hotel. This is exactly what you need after you go to Akaka falls. A refreshing snack. Uncle got it all. Even tajin lol. It cost $10 for most and it's worth it. He cut the coconut right in front of you and all the fruits on ice. We got a big bag of fresh pineapple oooweee the sweetest you eva taste. He's got a humble set up posted from dusk till dawn. And he got his son/family out there helping him. Goals.Mahalo pia and we will see you soon!!
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We stopped by Mana's Aloha Fruit Salad on our way back from Akaka fall to get some fresh coconuts. You can get sugarcane pieces, coconuts, mango bread, and pina coladas. The cost of the coconut was $10 per coconut. Once you finish the coconut water, the guy also cuts open the coconut for you and gives you the meat inside of it for no additional cost. You can also pay using Venmo, but that will cost you $11 instead of $10 because of some fee. My friend tried their mango bread and said that it smelled really good but tasted okay.There are a few spots to park your car. There was a constant stream of customers who stopped by when we were there.
Do not leave akaka falls without stopping. Got all three…pineapple, coconut and sugarcane.
Coconut water was so refreshing and the granola bars are out of this world! I wish I could order the granola bars online!
Left 'Akaka Falls State Park and the heat was real. I wanted something cold and refreshing, and Mana's Aloha Farm caught my attention from the road. The signs are bright and inviting, so it's hard to miss.I pulled into the parking lot and the dirt road offers maybe about 10 parking spots. There were other patrons leaving so I was able to snag up parking right when I pulled in. I purchased one of each on their menu offering for the day -- $10 for a fresh coconut and $10 for fresh cut pineapple. One of the guys cut the coconut right in front of me and even cracked it open once I was done with the juice for the coconut meat. The cut pineapple was extremely sweet and so addicting.The fruit sold here is grown on a local farm which means if you stop and purchase at this stand -- you're supporting a local farming family! Nothing better than supporting local.
Visit Akaka Falls first, then refreshments. The best pineapple & coconut in Hawaii, for now. Still need to explore the island on my next visit