E Komo Mai! Welcome to the Hāna Business Directory!
The Hāna Business Directory features businesses, nonprofit organizations and public agencies in the East Maui region.
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If you work with a company or nonprofit that you’d like to have listed in the directory, submit it here. A basic listing is free, and a Premium listing is included with Hāna Business Council membership!
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Flower leis and tropical flower arrangements, shipped direct from Hana.
‘Ohana Lei & Flowers is a family owned and operated flower farm located in Hana Maui Hawaii. We grow, cut, clean and package our own flowers.
We are not a flower factory or floral giant. We do not buy bulk flowers, mark them up and ship them to you. We start every morning cutting, cleaning, arranging and packing our tropical flowers with the whole family helping if need be.
The Lono family has been involved in flowers, farming and Hawaiian traditions for more than ten generations. The “Aloha” we use in our flower shipments include a healing prayer if you are sending flowers to an ill relative or friend.
‘Ohana Makamae – Hana’s Family Resource Center
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‘Ohana Makamae is a non-profit Behavioral Health and Family Resource Center. It’s mission is “To strengthen the families of East Maui through Hawaiian culture and spiritual values.” It fulfills its mission by providing culturally based, professional Counseling and Therapeutic services.
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The Bamboo Inn offers intimate accommodations on Hāna Bay. All three oceanfront suites have stunning views across the bay and the Wiakaloa peninsula. The inn is centrally located a short walking distance from the public park at the harbor as well as nearby commercial establishments in downtown Hāna.
Each of two studio suites can accommodate up to two guests, are furnished with queen size beds and include small kitchenettes. The one bedroom suite can accommodate up to four guests with a king size bed in the upstairs bedroom and a queen size fold out sofa couch in the first floor living room. The suite includes full kitchen and dining area. Rates range between $225-$335/night plus tax.
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Moving to Hana after constructing a cottage and visiting here for more than 40 years is a dream come true.
I am retired from a career as an international business transactions attorney with offices in Tokyo and Seattle, which culminated as a professor of real property at the University of Montana School of Law in Missoula, Montana.
In my retirement I have traveled quite a bit and have been a general contractor and owned and operated a landscape installation firm.
In joining the Hana Business Council, I hope to become engaged with the Hana community by offering my time and skill set to worthwhile endeavors.
Mahalo, Max Boese
Car Rental Hawaii
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Professional Information Technology Expert providing service In-Home, for Business, and to Government Agencies to the Hana Community since 2002.
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Enjoy Our Tropical Paradise
Entabeni Cottage vacation rental sits above the world famous “Road to Hana” overlooking the Pacific Ocean in the tropical rainforests of East Maui, Hawaii. Our gentle climate massages body and soul of visitors who come to enjoy our tropical paradise.
Entabeni Cottage is a clean and private, fully-equipped home (860 square feet), powered by the sun and beautifully situated on a gorgeous 6.25 acre tropical flower farm known as Entabeni Gardens.
Rent Entabeni Cottage during your Maui vacation and enjoy ocean views from your king or twin-size beds, fully-equipped kitchen, lanai (deck), and private yard with your own warm water outdoor shower.
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Tour Tropical Paradise on Maui
Entabeni Gardens is a tropical oasis in paradise.
Tour our exquisite collection of 400 varieties of tropical and sub-tropical plants, including 270 botanically-labeled plants with family, genus, species, provenance, and common name.
Entabeni’s collection of exotic and tropical plants, including more than 38 varieties of palms, is presented in a gardenesque environment with lawns and pathways leading through rooms of plantings and majestic vistas overlooking the Pacific Ocean on one side and the eastern ridge of Haleakala (Hawaii’s “House of the Sun”) on the mauka (mountain) side.
When driving Maui’s world-famous “Road to Hana,” stop and enjoy a tour of Entabeni Gardens any weekday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Choose a self-guided tour and stroll on your own or enjoy a guided tour. Our passionate and informed tour guides will answer your questions and provide information about our extraordinary variety of tropical and sub-tropical plants and flowers. (See dozens of photos.)
Ask for our “Green Living Tour” and your guide will show you how we’ve created a sustainable, “off the grid” living environment at Entabeni with electricity from the sun, water from the rain, and food from the land.
Entabeni Gardens is located in Nahiku on the north shore of Maui about 90 minutes (36 miles) east of Kahului Airport and about 25 minutes (8 miles) northwest of Hana. (See driving directions.)
In addition to guided and self-guided tours, we provide a restroom, refreshments, art, and vacation rental accommodations (when available). See EntabeniCottage.com in a new tab or window.
Mahalo (thank you) for browsing EntabeniGardens.com. Please visit or contact us for more information.
– Michael and Terry Kristiansen
Entabeni Farm, Entabeni Gardens, Entabeni Cottage
Nahiku, Maui, Hawaii
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Me Ke Aloha Pumehana,
Come and join us, on a fun filled adventure as we show case our home of Hana. Enjoy stories and history told by Local Hana tour guides. Experience hands-on demonstrations and breath taking scenic points in the comfort of our 2020 Open-Air Jeep Gladiators.
*Complete Hana Tour Package:
Waianapanapa State Park, Kahanu Gardens/ Pi’ilani Heiau
Hana Town/Hana Bay, Koki & The Famous Hamoa Beach, Wailua Waterfall, Charles Lindbergh’s Grave Site & Palapala Ho’omau Church, Waimoku Falls, Lelekea Beach, Mokulau Peninsula, Ulupalakua Store (Lunch) & Winery.
*Loop Around Haleakala Tour Package:
Join us on a full day adventure, as we visit the entire East coast of Maui. Scenic routes looping around majestic Haleakala, Kula (Lavender Farms) and Makawao Town
Enjoy the famous banana bread of Keanae, Breath-taking waterfalls off the windy roads to Hana and the sweet fragrant ginger blossoms of Nahiku.
*All tours include, pick up and drop off at Hotel, Lunch, drinks and snacks. *All entry & admissions fee not included
*Loop Around Haleakala Tour Package:
A full exclusive day, exploring the entire Hana coast, Looping around majestic Haleakala, Upcountry Kula (Lavender Farms) and Makawao Town Square.
Enjoy the famous banana bread of Keanae, Breath-taking Waikani Waterfalls and the sweet fragrant ginger blossoms of Nahiku. End your day with the famous Kahanu Gardens & Waianapanapa Black Sand Beach.
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Supporting Hana Vendors, Entrepreneurs, Farms, Gardens & Food Trucks
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Come visit us at Hana Coast Gallery in the heart of Hana.
Based on the curating concept of the founding owners, the gallery represents only Hawaiian Artisans and Island Artists whose creations meet the standards of excellent design, quality workmanship and reasonable price.
We welcome email and phone inquiries about the works and artists on our website, http://www.hanacoast.com. We are located on the Hotel Hana Maui property.Please keep in mind that most fine art crafts pieces are one-of-a-kind and are acquired on a first-come, first-served basis. In addition to the items on the website, The Hana Coast Gallery features a comprehensive selection of work by many other world and regionally-renowned artists.
We are happy to arrange personal appointments for gallery viewing.
If you call our Hana gallery at 808.248.8636, and reach voice-mail, please leave a message! We will be happy to return your call between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Hawaiian Standard Time.
Hana Community Endowment Fund
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Ten nonprofit organizations in Hana have created an endowment fund, managed by the Hawaii Community Foundation. The interest income on the endowment is disbursed annually as supplemental source of operational revenue for the ten organizations.
You can show your aloha for this unique place by giving to a single fund that benefits multiple missions. Contributions small or large are most welcome. Gifts can be made in cash, securities, life insurance, real estate or personal property.
Visit our website at HanaAloha.org for more information and direction to contribute.
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Who Are We?
HĀNA ARTS brings art & cultural education, entertaining events, and workshops to our community and visitors, as well as running Creative Friday School for our children.
HĀNA CULTURAL CENTER maintains a museum and archives to preserve and share the culture and history of the Hāna District.
HĀNA MAUI TRUST funds the Hāna community’s welfare, education and healthcare through seed monies, grants and scholarships to individuals and organizations.
ALA KUKUI “Pathway of Illumination” is a retreat and gathering place in Hāna, that organizes and hosts programs to renew the spirit and enlighten the mind.
HĀNA YOUTH CENTER inspires youth with guidance and healthy activities that feature programs teaching lifestyle skills through culture, environmental excursions and sports.
KĪPAHULU ‘OHANA restores ancient taro patches and provides hands-on cultural experiences and traditional foods for community and visitors.
MA KA HANA KA ‘IKE “In working one learns” teaches life lessons to high school students through the skill of building and construction arts.
HALE HULU MAMO (Maui Adult Day Care Centers) provides a safe and nurturing haven for the precious Kupuna of Hāna to meet their social, creative, cultural and physical needs.
KAHANU GARDEN stewards Pi’ilanihale Heiau (a sacred Hawaiian temple) and perpetuating collections of important Hawaiian plants.
‘OHANA MAKAMAE INC. “Precious Family” is Hāna’s family resource center, counseling and substance abuse agency for the people of East Maui.
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Collection, display and preservation of artifacts regarding the history and culture of Hana
Our Museum may not be the largest in Hawaii but it is authentic and has lots of charm. We feature traditional artifacts that were used by the Hawaiian people in their everyday life, worship, fishing, and other aspects of their lives. Check out our popular Faces of Hana display.
Our Gift Shop is a great place to find souvenirs for your ‘ohana back home, including authentic craftwork and art made by the people of Hana.
Listed on the National Register of the Historic Places, the old Hana Courthouse is still used today on the grounds of the Museum for small local legal matters (in session on the first Friday of every month). Behind the courthouse is the Hana Lockup originally built in 1871.
KOKO LP, Hana’s own low-power radio station, broadcasts commercial-free Hawaiian music from the back of the old Courthouse, on 96.3 FM and kokolp.org.
Our Archive is a treasury of artifacts, photos and records that aren’t on display in the museum, but can be opened for local families or scholarly research.
The Hana Cultural Center hosts an annual Ho‘olaule‘a Festival, which is usually held in August. See our website for more information.
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Our Museum and Gift Shop is open Wednesday from 10:00 to 3:00 and Friday 10:00 to 3:00. We are sometimes open at other times as well – please call or email to check.
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E KOMO MAI! Welcome to Hāna Farmers Market Online
The Hana Farmers Market is held every Friday in Hana Town.
Pre-order online here, and pick up your order with each vendor at the Friday market.
Order each week from Friday through Tuesday by 9:00 a.m. for pick-up on the following Friday.
Holiday Schedule: the weeks of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years, the farmers market will be moved to Wednesdays (Nov. 25, Dec. 23 and Dec. 30).
Hana Farmers Market Online will be open the week of Thanksgiving (Nov. 20-24), but products from Okoa Farm, Maui Breadfuit Co. and Sunfresh (listed under Hana Farmers Market) that are imported from the other side will not be available due to the short week.
Winter hours: November – January, Hana Farmers Market hours: 2:45 to 4:30, with kūpuna (65+) shopping starting at 2:15.
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Hana Farms is a tropical farm and marketplace located in the exotic rainforests of Maui’s northern coast, along the historic Hana Highway.
We grow a large variety of tropical fruits and exotic spices and make a wide assortment of products with locally sourced ingredients, which include hot sauces, candies, preserves, and more. As a road side stop for visitors en route to Hana, we are famous for our award-winning banana breads as well as our ever-expanding variety of locally sourced products.
Our mission is to offer Hana visitors a marketplace that aims to support local agriculture and the local community. We have developed a local network of small suppliers, all growing, harvesting, and processing tropical fruits and crops, to bring you quality products made right here in Hana by our small farming community.
Hana Feast Catering & Events – Chow Wagon
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We provide quality cuisine to the local community and visitors in the wonderful town of Hana. Our joy is to give our customers an inspiring experience.
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Hana Gold Plantation was founded in 1978 by Robert and Francine Frost with a commitment to provide people with the finest, naturally grown products. In recent years Hana Gold has begun producing Maui’s first “branch to bar” chocolate. We are joined by our son Aldon and his wife Alyssa in our efforts. The growing of each tree to the pouring of every bar, making a quality 100% Maui grown chocolate has become a family passion. Our commitment to our neighbors and customers is to deliver a superior gourmet chocolate crafted from natural Hawaiian ingredients using only the most environmentally thoughtful methods.
Hana Gold Cacao Plantation rests along the rugged Hana Coast of Maui on the slope of the towering Haleakala Volcano. Cooled by a gentle tropical mist and naturally fertilized by Hawaii’s rich volcanic soil, our trees produce the most flavorful cacao beans in the world. East Maui offers a unique environment for growing cacao that creates a chocolate rich in diverse flavors and subtle undertones. All of our cacao is harvested with care by hand and processed under the watchful eye of our master chocolatier. It is this careful treatment of our beans that gives Hana Gold chocolate its critically acclaimed flavor.
Our cacao is cared for on our plantation with a respect for the land. We grown our trees only with what nature has given, the sun, the soil, the rain. Our chocolate is made using only the finest available Hawaiian ingredients, making Hana Gold one of the few chocolates in the world made from Hawaii’s bounty. Hana Gold’s unblended and entirely Hana grown chocolate is handcrafted using environmentally conscious processes, making it the truest flavor of aloha in a chocolate bar.
Hāna Health
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Hāna Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center serving as the “safety net” provider for the medically underserved population of the remote Hāna District, located in Maui County. Services are provided to all people regardless of their ability to pay. A sliding fee scale is available for primary health care services according to federal guidelines. Hāna Health is a 501(c)(3) private, non-profit corporation, duly registered with the State of Hawaii and governed by a voluntary Board of Directors.
Hāna Health Clinic
4590 Hana Highway
Phone: (808) 248-8294
Fax: (808) 248-8917
Clinic Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday:
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Wednesday:
7:00 am – noon &
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Friday:
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday:
8:00 am – noon
Urgent/emergent care is provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in cooperation with American Medical Response and Maui Memorial Medical center.
After Hours Physician Call (808) 268-0688
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Hana Herbs and Flowers Wild Craft Pohole (Maui Fern Shoot) Local and Export – Family Owned & Operated Pohole Farm
We Save Pohole (Maui Fern Shoot) by harvesting from areas where people may bulldoze to build a house or plant flowers, or any other agricultural product. Not changing the land but working with the land. By paying to harvest Pohole it encourages the owner from replacing it. Constantly clearing of vines and other invasive species like African tulips, micronium that threaten the natural habitat of this native plants and indeed it ever existence. We have successfully taken care of our patches that we steward and have help these patches to grow and expand.We believe that by saving this indigenous plant we hope to save a part of Hawaiian culture. One way is saving Pohole is to give it value on an economic scale that encourages all people to want to maintain this amazing plant. Our first step happened in 1988 when Patsy Mink and Senator Dan Akaka helped Pohole receive approval from the FDA. This has made it possible for everyone in Hawaii to legally sell Pohole thus creating a “new” product that could be sold. It can now be found in many restaurants across the islands and in natural food stores, groceries stores and on mainland. We are thankful to everyone who supports our family farm.Accomplishments
- HOFA Hawaii Organic Certified Organic 100% organic.
- 2010 “Local Hero Award” Category Farm/Farmer from edible Hawaiian Island Community/Magazine.
- 2009 Winter issue edible Hawaiian Islands Magazine Photo Pohole “What is it & how do you eat it?
- 2008 Honolulu Magazine October issue Contact info and about us.
- 2008 Ethnic & Specialty Expo “All Things Organic” Speaker and Demo.
- 2006 Wholefoods November issue our store.
- 2002 “BOCA Raton” Pohole (Maui Fern Shoots) Photo, Contact & about us.
- 1999 “Island Scene” summer article on us and Fiddleheads (Pohole).
- 1999 Web site from web TV to Maui.net with new e-mail.
- 1999 Food Talk on 1370 KDTH radio show.
- 1998 December “Maui Scene” magazine Photo & story info.
- 1998 November issue “Food & Wine Magazine”.
- 1998/June/25 Press release “Exotic Pohole Fern Shoots from Hana Maui Hawaii”.
- 1996 Web TV with web site and e-mail.
- 1996 “Hawaii Cooks” TV show with Roy Yamaguchi film on our farm.
- 1996 Graham Kerr “Galloping Gourmet” show present Pohole Fern Shoots.
- 1996 Honolulu Advertiser Island Life front-page photo and story of Pohole.
- 1993 FDA approved Pohole for sale to public.
- 1992 stated the paper work to have Pohole (Maui Fern Shoots) FDA approved for resale to the public.
- 1984 Member of Maui Flower Growers.
- 1988 started wild-crafting Pohole, unknown needed food FDA approved.
- 2010 we now harvest 200 pounds of Pohole a week delivery both local and to the mainland
- 2010 Won Local Hero Award from Edible Communities.
- 2015 Harvesting 400 a week and growing.
- 2016 Harvesting 600 a week still growing.
- 2018 Harvesting over 1000# a week! Growing pains..
- 2020 still growing