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Dole Plantation

World's largest maze

64-1550 Kamehameha Highway
(Hwy 99, north of Wahiawa)
Honolulu, HI 96786
United States
+1 808 621 8408
http://www.dole-plantation.com/

All that is left of the vast Dole plantation is a pictorial display of the pineapple's history and a country store offers fresh pineapples and gifts. In the back, nearly two acres of rich, red earth have been turned into the world's largest maze (recognized by the Guinness Book of Records) with a path 1.7 miles long. It is built from 11,400 tropical plants, including hibiscus and fragrant plumeria; in the center is a garden in the form of a golden pineapple. Maze admission is USD5 for adults and USD3 for children ages 4-12.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Hawaii Candy Inc.

Unique local goodies 2928 Ualena Street
Honolulu, HI 96819
United States
+1 808 836 8955 / +1 800 303 2507
http://www.hawaiicandy.com/ If you're searching for an island gift that's tasty not touristy, you might want to visit this store. It makes inexpensive tea cookies, wafers, rice cakes, and Japanese-style treats. Fortune cookies are available in six distinctive flavors. The shop also creates three flavorful (and healthy) varieties of rice cake: ginger, mochi crunch, and sesame seed with seaweed. Colorful coconut balls are a unique treat, as are the five varieties of Hawaiian Island Crisp Cookies. There is online ordering available.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Wholesale Unlimited, Inc.

Island-Style Snacks 802 Mapunapuna Street
Honolulu, HI 96819
United States
+1 808 839 5258
http://www.twchawaii.com/Marke... This popular island wholesaler specializes in the kind of snack food unique to the area. You'll find a variety of nuts, candies and gums, dried fruits, cookies and more at any one of the three retail locations. Try 'wet' mango or, if you're feeling adventurous, li hing plums. Items can be ordered by phone or online. Orders received before 10am will be shipped the same day; if an order is received after 10am, it will ship the following day. See website for online shopping.

Review © 2007, Wcities