At Allerton Garden we honor Queen Emma who nurtured beauty in this cherished place and celebrate Robert and John Gregg Allerton’s landscaped dream that you see today. Experience the love story that continues between people and plants, art and nature in this storied garden.
Allerton Garden and McBryde Garden are currently closed as we recover from the impacts of recent flooding events and storm damage. We aim to reopen the gardens for tours on Tuesday, April 23, but this date is subject to change. Thank you for your patience and support.
Reservations are required. Tours may sell out in advance.
Experience this living masterpiece with an expert guide. Enter a love story between people and plants, art and nature.
Enjoy Allerton Garden at Sunset. Tour the garden, visit the Allerton house, and enjoy a delicious dinner on our oceanfront lanai.
Enjoy the greatest sites and stories of both Allerton Garden and McBryde Garden on this journey through Lāwaʻi Valley.
A one-of-a-kind dinner tour of Allerton Garden accompanied by live Polynesian dancing, music and fire knife performance!
Join us for an after-hours tour of exploration and discovery through Allerton Garden and McBryde Garden.
Experience Allerton Garden on a private tour with our guide. We select date/time with your guidance and plan the itinerary based on your interests.
The earliest history of Allerton Garden was intermingled with the upper part of the Lawa’i Valley that is now the McBryde Garden. Both were integral to the ahupua’a (land division) of Lawa’i. It was not until well after the arrival of the first Europeans in the late 1700s and the subsequent changes to the traditional Hawaiian way of life that the history of the lower Lawa’i Valley began to diverge from that of the upper valley.
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