Kapahukapu Manini Beach Tours

Our stay at Gingerhill Farm in Hawaii was a truly unique experience and the perfect retreat. If you're looking for something comfortable and memorable outside of the traditional resort stay, this is it. The outdoor shower and open-air kitchen were absolute highlights—they made us feel immersed in the beautiful surroundings while still having everything we needed. The property is filled with lush gardens, blooming ginger, and vibrant tropical plants that create a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. We also loved spotting the friendly geckos throughout the property, which added to the authentic island experience. A wonderful bonus was discovering the beautiful artwork by Mayumi Oda displayed throughout the property. Her vibrant, nature-inspired prints complemented the peaceful setting perfectly and added another layer of inspiration to our stay. If you appreciate nature, tranquility, and a one-of-a-kind place to stay, Gingerhill Farm is a wonderful choice!

Great location, quiet. Unit pretty dark and very dated looking. Had all the amenities I needed.

The only reason I did not get this resort a five-star is because unfortunately there was a homeless man who set up his tent the day after we arrived on the beach next door (25 feet) . Early in the morning hewould scream and yell obscenities throughout the day very loudly. Finally after the fourth day a surfer asked him loudly, directly and stern politely to get the blank out and move on. We had one night of silence after that and it was beautiful everything that we thought we would get with the condo was what we got it was absolutely beautiful. You get the beach,waves and a lot of surfers to watch from the balcony. Sun was not on the balcony. There is a lot to do around the hotel Hugho:a is a close wonderful beach nar very close. I'm sure if I would have said something to the management on the first day when all of this started they might have done something but it's a tricky situation with homeless in Hawaii.