Princeville Botanical Gardens

Princeville Botanical Gardens is a 9-acre garden on Kauaʻi’s north shore that developed from a conservation project begun in 2001 by Bill and Lucinda Robertson, their son Jason, and Michael Wise on former cattle ranch land. Expanded after the family moved to Kauaʻi in 2004, it combines botanical collections with a small working agricultural landscape producing chocolate, honey, and fruits. Its plantings emphasize tropical, canoe, medicinal, and rare or endangered species while responding to the threat of invasive plants. Since opening for guided public visits in August 2010, it has served as both a conservation effort and an educational destination centered on tours, tastings, and the island’s agricultural and environmental story.

Hanalei, Hawaii · United States