National Tropical Botanical Garden and its gardens are located in the only tropical climate zones in the United States. While other major gardens can grow tropical plants in greenhouses “under glass,” NTBG's nearly 1,800 acres of gardens and preserves afford a natural open-air environment in which these species flourish.
On the Hawaiian Island of Kaua`i
National Tropical Botanical Garden - National Headquarters
- Administrative Offices
- Research Facilities
- Education Facilities
McBryde Garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden
- including Primary Conservation and Living Collections Facilities
Allerton Garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden
(Managed for the Allerton Gardens Trust.)
Located on the island's south shore in the Lāwa`i Valley, adjacent to McBryde Garden
Visitors Center for McBryde Garden and Allerton Garden
Plantings, Exhibits, Gift Shop, Tour Departures
Located on the island's south shore in the town of Po`ipū, near the southeast rim of the Lāwa`i Valley
Limahuli Garden and Preserve of the National Tropical Botanical Garden
Located on the island's north shore in the Limahuli Valley in the town of Ha`ena
On the Hawaiian Island of Maui
Kahanu Garden of the National Tropical Botanical Garden
Located on the east shore, outside the town of Hāna
On the Hawaiian Island of Hawai`i (Big Island)
Awini Preserve
Ka‘upulehu Preserve
In Florida (U.S. mainland)
The Kampong of the National Tropical Botanical Garden
Located on the southwest shore, in Coconut Grove.
