So I called up and learned they charge $60 dollars per person. Pretty darn steep but then again, they advertised themselves to be a chocolate farm, website was chockfull of information , so my friend and i thought there was something that we could learn. I came with a friend and pulled up in a car, we were greeted by... more

A good way to spend a morning and learn some things about chocolate and all the other trees growing on the island. Will was very interesting and also our tour guide Raine was great. I recommend it.! more

The guy narrating the walk through the property was entertaining, but do not think you are coming for a gourmet chocolate tasting. Basically, you blind taste pieces of store bought chocolate and pretend you are a pro and state if you thought is was 'fruity, earthy' etc. It would be cool if it were a family friend showing you his... more

Steelgrass is an amazing plantation that shows off great use of the tropical weather on the island - using both the incredible moisture and the humid humid heat to grow and vast array of incredible tropical plants - Madagascar Palms, Black Bamboo, incredible oranges, and of course, chocolate. The tour is worth the price - you get a nice leisurely... more

I was a bit hesitant about doing this because of the price, but since our 2 kids were 12 and under, it wasn't AS bad. The tour of the farm was nice and the guides were informative. The male was entertaining as well. He was from Minnesota (I think) but you would think he had lived on the island most... more

We went on the Steelgrass tour. The price concerned me, but I expected that it reflected the quality of the tour. That isn't really the case. It was a pleasant experience, an interesting one. However, most of the time was spent on the grounds of the farm, sometimes moving only a few feet between points. Many plants were highlighted and... more

The Steelgrass tour is not like any other on the island or anywhere else that I have been to. We get a well-rounded, entertaining and informative tour that involves all the senses as well. The Lyndgate family has been on the island for three generations and have a deep appreciation for the land and it's people. The "farm" is not... more

Family run little tour of their property. You get to learn all about the native plants to Hawaii and best of all- you get to taste test many of them-lychees, longgons, palm honey, Tahitian limes, sugarcane, some type of orange, etc, etc. You get to smell flowers, photograph amazing floral artwork. This is worth the cost of the tour, but... more

This attraction was very fun and interesting!!! Everyone had fun but the kids were a little bored when adults were trying the chocolate! So we were thinking that at the kids' tent there could be crossword puzzels and/or wordsearchs.You could also add some games because we noticed that there were older kids and younger kids. So, it would be great... more