←Back to CalendarHawaiian Sanctuary Farm Walk Tour: From Soil to Soul
ℹ️Event Details
Organizer
Hawaiian Sanctuary Retreat Center
Phone
(800) 309-8010
📝About This Event
Recurring monthly on the 2nd & 4th Saturday
Join a guided walk through Hawaiian Sanctuary’s permaculture grounds to learn about regenerative farming, tropical orchards, gardens, hydroponics, food forests, and the living systems that support life on the ʻāina. The tour concludes with a farm-grown Elixir drink flight and sweet chick cuddles in Chick Town.
- ●Time: 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
- ●Who it’s for: Eco-tourists, families, locals, gardeners, and anyone curious about regenerative agriculture
- ●Price: $25; keiki under 12 are free
- ●Registration: Preferred; walk-ins welcome (simply arrive at the Lodge entrance before start time)
- ●What to bring: Sturdy shoes, water, sun protection, and a light rain jacket
- ●Contact: (800) 309-8010
Open to neighbors, visitors, and anyone who cares about the ʻāina.
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