ALOHA!
Kikiaola Land Company is a longtime family business based in Waimea, Kauai. Kikiaola translated from Hawaiian means the “sprouting springs of Ola” and is the name of an irrigation ditch located in Waimea Valley. Just as the ditch’s stonework stands resilient and harmonious, we strive to build relationships within our local community that are enduring and contributing to the well-being of our island home. Founded by Hans Peter Faye, a Norwegian who emigrated to Kauai in the 1880s to grow and process sugar cane, today the company has various local businesses, including Waimea Plantation Cottages and a weekly farmers market, and is owned by 150 members of the Faye ohana.
PROJECTS
Kikiaola Land Company believes in the power of unity and craftsmanship, achieved through collaboration and community.
Waimea 400 Master Plan
Partnering with the County of Kauai, a 417-acre parcel was purchased between Kekaha and Waimea.
Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity purchased land from Kikiaola Land Company for affordable housing.
Waimea Heritage Center
Currently featuring a weekly farmers market sponsored by Hale Puna, food trucks, and other local vendors.