This place was fun (actually go every time someone visits from the USA). It has a little ride through the pineapple fields (small areas with various stages of pineapples growing), then on through a shell museum (definitely not my favorite part of the place but if you like shells you're in luck!) then on to the best part of the... More

The Pineapple Park is one of the most popular attractions for tour busses on the island. There is a little five minute train ride through some covered pineapple garden that I imagine children may enjoy. I've visited twice and walking through with a camera is the way I prefer to go. If you are interested in photography, you can easily... More

I felt like we paid an admission so that we could go in and be sold more stuff. There was not a lot to see. More

It's a touristy place, so if you're into being showed 1000 ways to use pineapple and buy it, go for it. More

Apart from riding on the cart around the small scale pineapple farm, there's not much to see. There're several free pineapple products sampling (wine, cake, tart...) afterwards and seems only this part worth for the entrance fee. More

This is a great stop to pick up wonderful items made of pineapple! More

If you like pineapples, you have to go here as they have so many things you can eat that are made of pineapples. More

We didn't pay to go through the park, rather we just went through the gift shop area. The gift shop is like a maze, and has people offering samples every few feet. You can taste everything from pineapple wine to cakes and ice creams. Nice place to visit while you are in Nago. Would recommend the Dole Pineapple Plantation in... More

This was a fun place to go to see the plants and flowers! The best thing was tasting all the Pineapple products (from wine to candy). The only problem is thta if you don't know the area, you'd be hard-pressed to find this place. Too bad there aren't more signs More