2. Kilohana Plantation – At its peak, this was a 26,000 acre sugar plantation, with its own railroad. These days, Kilohana‘s the antique narrow-gauge tracks and open wooden cars take visitors on a guided tour through fields growing 30 different fruits and nuts, including pineapple, papaya and banana, and sugar cane for local Koloa Rum. There’s a free tasting every 30 minutes in the antique-filled Victorian English Tudor manor house, and a well regarded restaurant, Gaylord’s. Much of the menu is grown on the plantation.

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