The Koko Crater Botanical Garden is a unique botanical garden that spans 60 acres and is situated within the Koko Crater in East Oahu, Hawaii. This location offers a unique environment for the garden, providing a variety of microclimates that allow for a diverse range of plant life. The garden is a member of the Botanic Gardens Conservation International and is recognized by the herbarium code HKC.
The Koko Crater Botanical Garden is open to the public, making it a great destination for those interested in botany, nature, or simply looking for a peaceful place to spend the day. There is an admission fee to enter the garden, which goes towards the maintenance and preservation of the garden and its plant collections.
The Koko Crater Botanical Garden offers a unique experience with a winding path of about four kilometers that leads visitors through the interior of the crater. Along this path, visitors can explore a variety of plant collections from Hawaii and around the world, offering a unique opportunity to learn about and appreciate the diversity of plant life.
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7491 Kokonani St, Honolulu
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Koko Crater Botanical Garden, located in Honolulu, offers visitors a unique outdoor experience showcasing a diverse collection of plants from around the world. The garden is set inside an extinct volcanic crater, providing an interesting backdrop for its flora. Visitors generally appreciate the well-maintained trails and the variety of plant species, including cacti, plumeria, and native Hawaiian plants. The garden's natural setting allows for a peaceful and educational walk, with many finding it less crowded than other tourist spots in Honolulu.
However, some visitors note that the garden can be quite hot and dry, especially during midday, and recommend bringing water and sun protection. The terrain can be uneven and rocky in places, which may be challenging for those with mobility issues. Some reviewers mention that signage could be improved to provide more information about the plants and navigation within the garden.
Despite these minor drawbacks, many visitors find the Koko Crater Botanical Garden to be a rewarding experience, offering beautiful views, interesting plant life, and a chance to explore a less touristy side of Honolulu. The garden is often praised for being free to enter and providing a good opportunity for light hiking and nature photography.
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