it is not self guided. Unfortunately, i dont think a rollator is a good option as thier are a lot of steep paths and walks. You may want to contact them and see what they can do to assist. I would think that the first part of the tour, including the chocolate tasting you could do. It is a beautiful place.

Aloha Anna! There are two restrooms located at the start of the tour and is easily accessible to get back to during the tour.

Probably not. It's really hot, and even if you can stand in the shade your body heat with infant carrier would be hard. Also, lots of mosquitos.They ask that you use nothing with deet in it. We all got bit. Used their bug spray but still. Full coverage clothing is the best idea.

I remember sitting for the chocolate tasting for about a half hour in the middle of the 3 hour tour. There were a few steep inclines that we were advised to walk carefully on since it was raining. They did offer both walking sticks and large umbrellas, so a walking stick might be useful. There were also a couple bridges with steps on both sides if I recall correctly. We walked very slowly and stopped frequently to learn about the flowers, plants, and trees, and to test taste fruits, honey, and cacao. It didn’t feel at all strenuous to me as a younger person who is able bodied, but the inclines alight be challenging at times, and there’s a couple close to the start of the tour to get down into most of the garden space. I’d just call them to explain your needs, since they’re very friendly!

We visited the garden while we were killing time before a red-eye and found it a delightful and perfect activity. Very casual and relaxed. Not hot in July when we went. Not muddy either.

Aloha! So sorry for the delay in answering. We missed TripAdvisor's alert for this question. We are open and operating on our normal schedule, though a part of the gardens are now off limits as we do trail repair. The majority of the island remains accessible, apart from the highway beyond Hanalei. That area will only be open to local residents for some time. Please give us a call for more information - 808-634-5505 Mahalo, Jason Robertson

Just call, they are very helpful and accommodating.

As of May 2018, the cost is $69 per adult and $22 for children 7-16. Kids 6 and under are free, though we caution the slow paced educational nature of the tour may be inappropriate for young children. Be sure to book in advance. Our traffic has increased dramatically since last year. Please call us for more information: 808-634-5505 Mahalo, Jason Robertson

I'm very sorry for the delayed response, but all these helpful people who came before are correct. The gardens are not suitable for such a wheelchair, but please call us directly to see what other options we might have.