Kula Honolulu

The gallery, which is owned by local artist Curtis Wilson Cost, exhibits pristine Hawaiian landscapes and seascapes to such perfection that you’ll think you’re looking at a photograph at first glance. Each painting, whether it’s a watercolor on paper or an oil on canvas, depicts Maui in a unique way.

The cozy coffee shop is housed in a historic structure that has been painted grass green with white accents. Grandma’s was started in 1918 by a fourth-generation family. You can still purchase locally produced and roasted coffee, as well as a made-to-order breakfast or baked goods, to go with your Upcountry cup of joe a century later.

The 13.5-acre farm of Ali’i Kula Lavender is located at an elevation of around 4000 feet and is home to approximately 55,000 lavender plants and 20 different species of lavender, as well as an extraordinary diversity of other flora.

The business has acquired 80 acres of property that tourists can visit. Vodka is made here with the highest grade sugarcane, deep ocean water, and organic techniques. This distillery’s Vodka is not only organic, but also gluten-free. This site allows visitors to see beautiful farmlands as well as the manufacture of Vodka.

Kula Botanical Garden, on Kekaulike Highway, is an 8-acre botanical garden. Warren McCord established the garden in 1977 as a native Hawaiian plant refuge. It was the island of Maui’s first public park. Both tropical and semitropical species are included. Nearly 2,000 plant kinds can now be found in the garden. An aviary, a koi pond, waterfalls, and a covered bridge are among the other attractions.

Ulupalakua Ranch Store is an American restaurant inside a winery that serves delicious food and has breathtaking views. A gift shop with works by local artisans is also featured here.