Na 'Aina Kai Botanical Gardens

The Na 'Aina Kai Botanical Gardens, Sculpture Park, and Hardwood Plantation, established by Joyce and Ed Doty across 200 acres, stand as a testament to their deep connection to the land and the tropics' people. Featuring 13 distinct gardens, including the International Desert Garden and The Wild Forest Garden, alongside a sprawling hardwood plantation, meadows, canyons, and beaches, the estate boasts over 200 bronze sculptures strategically placed, such as in the Navajo Compound and Alaskan Athabaskan Village. Visitors can wander through the Poinciana Maze, Shower Tree Park & Ka'ula Lagoon, and the "Under the Rainbow" Children's Garden, offering diverse experiences ranging from intricate hedge mazes to serene Japanese-style tea houses. Staff provide a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring guests' enjoyment of the stunning surroundings, capped off with a souvenir shop for memorable tokens of the visit.