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Guided Group Tours - These may be arranged by special appointment.

Plan on about 1.5 hours to walk through the garden. You will find this tour and map printed in the brochure upon entering.

Self-Guided Tour - This interpretive walk takes you on a 2-mile loop path through the Garden.

The path is an unimproved roadway that is uneven and has loose rocks.

Bicycles and motor vehicles are not allowed.

There is no drinking water available and only a portable toilet. Virtual Tour of Koko Crater Botanical GardenĬlick here to download and print a detailed map of the Garden

Take a Virtual Tour of Koko Crater Botanical Garden, created by Leana Setian by clicking on the link:.

We are located at: 7491 Kokonani St. Honolulu, HI 96825.

Highlights: Hawaiian plants, African & Madagascan plants, Cactus & Succulent garden, Plumeria grove, Dryland palms Xeriscape concepts are used to transform this dry landscape into a garden where plants suitable to desert-like conditions can flourish.

This garden focuses on the cultivation of rare and endangered dryland plants. Plant collections occupy sixty acres of the inner slopes and basin of this 200-acre crater. In 1958, Koko Crater on the eastern side of O`ahu was set aside for development into a botanical garden.