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Farm-to-Table Cooking Class + Lunch at Kulaniapia Farms

Farm-to-Table Cooking Class + Lunch at Kulaniapia Farms

A Cooking class experience by Kulaniapia Falls. Back to all Big Island tours.

Tour Summary: Harvest fresh produce from the farm and prepare a plant-based meal together with this personal and authentic Farm-to-Table Cooking Class

  • Kulaniapia farm Large photo
    Part of the farm where you will help harvest lunch. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia IF conditions are suitable you can use on-property SUP and kayak equipment to explore the waterfall. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls.
  • Guests picking produce in the farm garden before the cooking class Large photo
    Gather farm-fresh produce together before starting the cooking class. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia IF conditions are suitable you can use on-property SUP and kayak equipment to explore the waterfall. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls.
  • Guest holding harvested produce in the farm garden Large photo
    Gather farm-fresh produce together before starting the cooking class. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia IF conditions are suitable you can use on-property SUP and kayak equipment to explore the waterfall. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls.
  • Instructor and guests preparing food at the kitchen island Large photo
    Learn all about our lush tropical farm and gain new culinary skills, while understanding “farm-to-table” in an entirely new way. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia IF conditions are suitable you can use on-property SUP and kayak equipment to explore the waterfall. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls.
  • Guests seated at the table during the farm cooking class Large photo
    Learn all about our lush tropical farm and gain new culinary skills, while understanding “farm-to-table” in an entirely new way. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia IF conditions are suitable you can use on-property SUP and kayak equipment to explore the waterfall. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls.
  • Plated dish garnished with an edible flower on the table Large photo
    Dish prepared during the cooking class. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia IF conditions are suitable you can use on-property SUP and kayak equipment to explore the waterfall. Image credit: The Inn at Kulaniapia Falls.

5 Tour Highlights:

  • Make a delicious lunch with farm fresh produce you harvest yourself!
  • Tour Kulaniapia Farms
  • Harvest fresh farm produce for your lunch
  • Learn new culinary skills from your private chef
  • Small group: maximum 8 participants

Important: This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund

Tour Information:

Price: Adult
(excluding taxes & fees)$149

Tour Provider: Kulaniapia Falls

Activity: Cooking class

Tour start time: 09:30am

Duration: 4 hours

Location: Hilo

Pick-up available? No

Included: Everything you need to harvest and prepare our meal together is included

Cancellations: Customers will receive a full refund or credit with 48 hours notice of cancellation for 2 guests, 72 hours for 3-4 guests, and 7+ days for 5 or more guests. Customers will also receive a full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to safety or other unforeseen circumstances.

Read more: about cooking class in our Big Island cooking class guide.

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Read more about the Farm to Table Cooking Class + Lunch

Harvest fresh produce from the farm and prepare a meal together with this personal and authentic Farm-to-Table Cooking Class. The day will start with a tour of Kulaniapia Farms where a member of their community who is passionate about growing healthy food will guide you and help you harvest perfectly ripe vegetables from the rich volcanic soil. It doesn’t get any fresher than this!

After the tour of the farm and harvesting produce we make our way to the chef’s kitchen where you will create a delicious plant-based lunch from the farm. The kitchen is located on the top floor of a beautifully finished loft in the barn, with views of Hilo Bay and Mauna Kea.

After class, it’s time to eat! Enjoy a meal you harvested and made yourself, and take home new skills to empower you with more confidence in the kitchen and share with your friends!

To us, “farm-to-table” represents a commitment to sharing the freshest, most delicious food possible, while living in harmony with the environment. Let us share the magic of our farm with you!

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Last checked November 24, 2022 by Gerrit van der Plas, founder of Love Hawaiʻi Guides. We re-confirm pricing, schedules, and operator details, and update this page when they change.

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Price (adult):$149 +taxes & fees
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