Open every day from 11 am - 2 pm.
Krishna Cow Sanctuary, located on the Big Island of Hawaii, is a haven for over 200 cows, including bulls, steers, calves, and retired mother cows. They offer unique "Cow Cuddle Therapy" sessions and produce cruelty-free "Ahimsa" dairy products by hand-milking lactating mothers alongside their calves. The sanctuary operates across 14 pastures on the island, providing top-quality care while keeping costs low. Their dedication to cow welfare is rooted in the Vedic philosophy of Bhakti Yoga. All proceeds support the well-being of the cows, and they are grateful for the support of donors, customers, and supporters.
TRAVEL TIPS:
Weather: It can be cloudy in the afternoon, so the earlier you arrive, the better.
What to bring: Water and bug spray.
What to wear: Closed-toed shoes.
Phone Service: There's little to no phone service during the drive once you pass Waimea, especially when you arrive at the destination.
Bathrooms: Bathrooms and showers are NOT available.
Parking: Limited parking spots. Make sure to hide your valuables and lock your car.
Check-in booth: Check in with the booth at the front and pay $20 per person. Pre-booking is not required.
Photography: Cameras are allowed for non-commercial work.
Drone Usage: Ask permission.
Handicap Accessibility: Unknown.