Tour information: Trek through a pristine native Hawaiian forest, then explore the nearby Sandalwood oil extraction facility. You’ll also have the chance to see the future of the reforestation project via the native Hawaiian plant greenhouse, with an optional tree planting or seed gathering experience. *Meeting location is: 79-2600 Puu Lehua Dr Kealakekua, HI 96750. You will be transported from this location to the project.*Transportation to meeting location is not includedChildren under the age of 12 are free! PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE THEM IN THE BOOKING QUANTITY OF THOSE ATTENDING, otherwise you will be charged for them. However, they should be included in your count. ONLY 4 persons per tour.Planting dates: Year-roundHarvest dates: Year-round (This project harvests only dead or dying sandalwood)What to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: Warm weather throughout most days. Best weather is November-March, while lowest lodging rates are from September-November.Nearby attractions: Local lava walking tours, Greenwell coffee farms and Kona Coffee tourNearby Lodging Accommodations: Sheraton at KeahouChoose from several Airbnbs in the area *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest airport: Kona Airport (KOA)Languages spoken: EnglishCancellation Policy: Tour fee will be nonrefundable if cancellation is made within 72 hours of tour date.Other considerations:No smoking Children welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour information: Home to one of the largest distilleries in the world and well known throughout the community, our Mona Lavender Farm is one for your bucket list! Come see what you can discover during your tour of the greenhouse and distillery. Afterward you’re welcome to enjoy walking through the grounds of the park. Don’t forget to stop by our Visitor Center for farm fresh food and Young Living products before you leave Planting dates: May - SeptemberGreenhouse & Distillery date: Year-roundHarvest dates: July - September What to bring:   Farm Tour Passport   Umbrella  Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes  Water bottle with drinking water  Sun protection and hat  Insect repellent  Hand Purifier What to wear: Closed-toe shoes are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection. Weather: Summers in this area are hot, dry, and mostly clear. The winters are very cold and partly cloudy, with rain and snow. The best time of year to visit for warm-weather activities is from mid-June to early September. Nearby attractions: Find world-class hiking, biking, bird-watching, fishing, skiing, and snowboarding in the area’s National and State Parks, as well as wilderness areas. Learn more at Utah.com. Nearby Lodging Accommodations:Marriott Courtyard-Provo, UtahHoliday Inn and Suites-Springville, UtahHilton Salt Lake City Center-SLC, UtahThe Grand America-SLC, UtahHoliday Inn Express & Suites Nephi, Utah Team Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Onsite farm store where Young Living product and branded gear can be purchased.   *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport: Salt Lake City (SLC) Languages spoken: English, Spanish Cancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is required Other considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcome*If you would like a custom, VIP full farm tour, please contact visitorcentermona@youngliving.com

*Please note that, as this farm is operated in partnership, your booking request will be submitted to our partner. We will send you a confirmation within 48 hours of receiving your request if the tour is possible at the selected time and date.Tour information: Take a guided tour through the Arabian Frankincense Distillery and experience the ancient history so many Young Living brand partners have come to cherish. *Bring a snack, as this tour will not provide lunch. *Transportation will not be provided for this tour.Planting dates: N/AHarvest dates: July-August, March-AprilWhat to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes, long-sleeved shirts, and long pants are required for this tour. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: Expect warm temperatures June through August. Monsoon season is September through March, but weather is nice October through February. April and May are hot and humid. Nearby attractions: Ancient city of Muscat, 16th-century Portuguese forts, Al Jalali Fort, Al Mirani Fort, Arabian SeaNearby Lodging Accommodations: Lodging nearby, just 10 miles awayRadisson Collection Muscat is near the Muscat International AirportSundas Rotona in Muscat*These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport: Muscat International Airport (MCT)Languages spoken: Arabic and EnglishCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is requiredOther considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour Information: During this guided farm and distillery tour, you’ll also visit the local elementary school that has been sponsored by the D. Gary Young, Young Living Foundation. Enjoy learning more about our relationship with Happy Pili and look forward to a beautiful and delicious lunch! Transportation not included.Planting dates: Ongoing at nursery and planting sites Harvest dates: Ongoing at external sites. Tours may be provided for an additional fee.What to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrella Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and atInsect repellentHand purifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: There are two seasons in the Philippines: wet season and dry season. The warmest months of the year are March through October; the winter monsoon brings hotter air from November to February. May is the warmest month and January is the coolest. November-April is the most popular time to visit.Nearby Attractions:  Malabsay Falls, Panicuason Hot Springs, Mayon Volcano, Caramoan IslandsNearby Accommodations: A variety of lodging is available in Naga City, just 15 minutes from Happy Pili Tree Farm and Distillery*These attractions and lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport:Naga Airport (WNP)Legazpi Airport (LGP)Languages spoken: English and TagalogCancellation Policy: This tour is non-refundable, but you may contact toursupport@youngliving.com to reschedule for a more convenient date.Other considerations:No smoking Children welcomeRoads are paved from airport to farmThis location is wheelchair accessible in some areas

Tour information: This is a self-guided tour from September-May, as the distillery will not be operating and the Lavender fields will be harvested. Following your booking, additional information will be provided.This location is breathtaking, so don’t forget your camera! The best time to visit for Lavender and Distillery viewing is during the months of June-August. *Bring a snack, as this tour does not provide lunch. *Transportation not provided.Planting dates: Springtime, March-MayHarvest dates: June-AugustWhat to bring:Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand Purifier What to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: Provence typically has dry summers and cool, wet winters. May, June, and September are good months to visit. It is moderately hot in June and July but cools to a comfortable high temperature in September. Spring brings rain, but less than fall.Nearby attractions: The Castle of Simiane-la-Rotonde: https://www.simiane-la-rotonde.frLocated on the top of the village of Simiane la Rotonde, it is in this XIXe castle that we have our Young Living shop, Opening hours are: March 15th to March 31st: Open Saturday and Sunday. Hours are 2:00pm-5:00pmApril 1st to April 30th: Open everyday except Tuesday. Hours are 2:00pm-5:00pmMay 1st to August 31st: Open Monday-Sunday. Hours are 11:00am to 7:00pmSeptember 1st to September 31st: Open everyday, except Tuesday. Hours are 2:00pm-5:00pmOctober 1st to November 31st: Open Saturday and Sunday. Hours are 2:00pm-5:00pmUniversité des parfum et senteur: https://www.uess.frThis university and Museum explain all the plants of the region and their historical uses. The university is located inside an old convent. You don't want to miss a visit to this attraction during your stay here.Colorado Provencal: https://www.colorado-provencal.comColorful Colorado is a beautiful 1 1/2 hour walk that will expose the many different colored natural rocks. Le Fort de Buoux: http://lefortdebuoux.e-monsite.comWhat is left of one of the most beautiful castles in the area, located on a hillside.Les gorges du verdon: https://www.lesgorgesduverdon.fr This lake is a beautiful place for swimming, with amazing landscapes for viewing.Nearby Lodging Accommodations:La Fontaine (Simiane la Rotonde): Surrounded by countryside, this relaxing inn, settled on a horse breeding farm, is located in Simiane la Rotonde, home of the Young Living Farm.B&B Les Esfourniaux (Lagarde d’apt): Bed and breakfast in the middle of the Forrest. You may spot a few of natures animals, including deer.  Les Lavandins (Saint Christol): A simple and welcoming 2-star hotel, just 10 minutes away from the farm.Les Coquillades Villages Hotel and Spa (Gargas): A 5 Star Hotel for the most luxurious stay in Provence, located 30 minutes from the farm. ULVF Castel Luberon (Apt): A 3 Star hotel, located in the city of Apt, with just a 20 minutes’ drive to the farm.Team Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Young Living products can be purchased at the onsite farm store.         *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport:Marseille Provence Airport (MRS) 2 hour drive from the farmAvignon Train Station is a 1 hour drive from the farmLanguages spoken: French and some EnglishCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is requiredOther Considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour Information: This tour will lead you through the scenic Dalmatia Farm and Distillery. Learn about the area’s rich history and some of Young Living’s favorite oils. This is a distillery tour, but you are welcome to visit the farm as well! The farm is a 45 minute drive from the Distillery, towards the City of Split. *Bring a snack, as lunch will not be provided during this tour. *Transportation is not provided.Planting dates: Year-roundHarvest dates: June-AugustWhat to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. January is the coldest month, while July usually brings the driest conditions and warmest temperatures. November is the month with the highest rainfall, but rain is possible year-round.Nearby attractions: Historic City of Split, Diocletian's PalaceNearby Lodging Accommodations: Divota Apartment HotelPiazza Heritage HotelRadisson Blu Resort and Spa Team Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.com*These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport: Split Airport (SPU)Languages spoken: English and CroatianCancellation Policy: 72 hours cancellation notice requiredOther considerations:No smoking Children welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour information: Take a guided tour through the Young’s Skyrider Wilderness Ranch. See the roaming wildlife and visit some of Gary’s favorite places. Bring a snack or picnic to enjoy on the grounds! *Lunch is not included*Transportation is not provided.Planting dates: N/AHarvest dates: N/AWhat to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: The summers in this area are hot, dry, and mostly clear. The winters are very cold and partly cloudy, with rain and snow. The best time of year to visit for warm-weather activities is from mid-June to early September.Nearby attractions: Find world-class hiking, biking, bird-watching, fishing, skiing, and snowboarding in the area’s National and State Parks, as well as wilderness areas. Learn more at Utah.com.Nearby Lodging Accommodations: Onsite accommodations are available. Please email toursupport@youngliving.com for more informationHilton Salt Lake City CenterThe Grand America Salt Lake CityThe Hyatt Salt Lake CityMarriott Courtyard Salt Lake CityTeam Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.com*These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport: Salt Lake City (SLC)Languages spoken: EnglishCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is requiredOther considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour information: This is a guided tour through our St. Maries Lavender Farm and Distillery. While visiting, you'll learn about the history of the St. Maries Farm (birthplace of Seed to Seal), Young Living, and Gary Young's essential oil movement. This farm has grown a variety of aromatic plants since its beginning but is now home to Blue Spruce, Goldenrod, St. Maries Melissa, and St. Maries Lavender. *Bring a snack, as this tour does not provide lunch. *Transportation not provided. *Directions will be provided upon bookingPlanting dates: SpringHarvest dates: SummerWhat to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: In St. Maries, the summers are short, warm, dry, and mostly clear and the winters are long, very cold, wet, and mostly cloudy. The best time of year to visit St. Maries for warm-weather activities is from mid-July to mid-August.Nearby attractions: St. Joe National Forest, Silver Rapids Waterpark, whitewater rafting and float trips on St. Joe RiverNearby Lodging Accommodations: Onsite accommodations are available. There are 8 cabins to choose from as well as a guest lodge with full kitchen, restrooms and showers. Please email toursupport@youngliving.com for availability and rates. Lodging in Worley, Idaho at The Coeur D'Alene Casino; https://www.cdacasino.com/ There are smaller hotels in St. Maries and Airbnb options; https://www.relaxonthejoe.com/Team Events: To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Onsite farm store where Young Living product and branded gear is sold along with essential oils which are exclusive to this location. *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport:Spokane International Airport (GEG)Languages spoken: EnglishCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is requiredOther considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour information:  This is a guided tour through our Highland Flats Tree Farm and Distillery. If touring in early March, you might consider participating in our annual Winter Harvest, or in Spring, we have several Spring Planting projects, which allow members to experience firsthand, our Seed to Seal quality commitment. Please visit youngliving.com to learn more about our farm events. *Bring a snack, as this tour does not provide lunch. *Transportation not provided. *Directions will be provided upon booking.Planting dates: SpringHarvest dates:  WinterWhat to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection. Weather: Naples gets a lot of precipitation, on average, 128 days per year, with 170 sunny days per year. During the summers and mainly in July, the high is around 83 degrees Fahrenheit, and winter lows can reach 22 degrees Fahrenheit.Nearby attractions: Roman Nose Lakes, Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge, Bonners Ferry, Sandpoint City Beach ParkNearby Lodging Accommodations: Onsite accommodations are available. Please email toursupport@youngliving.com for more informationLog Inn of Bonners FerryTalus Rock RetreatTeam Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Onsite farm store where Young Living product and Highland Flats branded gear can be purchased. *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport: RegionalSandpoint Airport (SZT)InternationalSpokane International Airport (GEG), 1 hour 50 minutes from the cityLanguages spoken: EnglishCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is requiredOther considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour information: This guided tour through our Northern Lights Farm and Distillery will take you right to the source of our member-favorite Northern Lights Black Spruce Essential Oil, where you’ll learn how we produce it and why it is a key component in many popular blends. After learning about the distillation process, you will be invited to the interpretation center to enjoy a short film about the building of the Northern Light's Farm. Winter months are the best for viewing the Northern Lights. Although a sighting is not guaranteed, you may have the best luck during March and April or September through October. The lights have been spotted in early Fall as well. *We are located 15 km West of Fort Nelson on the Alaska Highway*Be sure to bring a snack, as this tour does not include meals. *Transportation not included.  Planting dates: June-AugustHarvest dates: Winter Harvest months are December-May                            Summer & Fall Harvest months are July-OctoberWhat to bring (January-December): Farm Tour PassportComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterHand PurifierSpring/Summer: Layered clothingUmbrellaInsect repellantWaterproof footwearSun protection and hatLong pantsWarm jacket (early Spring)Fall/Winter: Warm waterproof winter pantsWarm waterproof winter coatComfortable closed-toe & waterproof bootsWater bottle with drinking waterGloves, hat/beanie, and scarfWhat to wear: If visiting during the Winter months, please keep in mind that you will be exposed to low temperatures for 20-30 minutes during your tour. Dress accordingly. This should include winter gear. Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with an insulated winter jacket, warm pants or two layers of clothing.Weather: Winter months you could encounter temperatures as cold as -32F (-36C). Summer months are hot and mostly dry during the day with cooler and more humid temperatures at night; Day 48F (9C) to 95F (35C) and evening temperatures 40F (5C) to 80F (26C). The best time of year to visit Fort Nelson for warm-weather activities is from early July to mid-August.Nearby attractions: Fort Nelson Historical Museum; https://www.fortnelsonmuseum.ca/. Located at the milepost 300 on the Alaska Hwy. Open from May to September, 7 days a week, 8AM-7PM. Liard Hot Springs https://bcparks.ca/explore/parkpgs/liard_rv_hs/. Liard Hot Springs is the #1 rated hot spring in Canada.Local Hiking trails https://www.alltrails.com/canada/british-columbia/fort-nelson. Get out and enjoy pristine nature views in the surrounding area. Nearby Lodging Accommodations: Onsite accommodations are available. Please email toursupport@youngliving.com for more informationLakeview Inn and Suites  Woodland Inn and SuitesSuper 8 by WyndhamTeam Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Young Living products can be purchased at the onsite farm store.  *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness.Nearest Airport: Northern Rockies Regional Airport (YYE)Languages spoken: English and some FrenchCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is required Other considerationsNo smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Tour information: The Finca Botanica Farm and Distillery is an incredible example of our Seed to Seal commitment. During this guided tour, you will help to harvest Ylang Ylang and learn about the distillation process. Walk through the gardens and tour the Wormhouse, where fertilizer is produced by worms alone. See the seedlings in the greenhouse and pet the goats. *Bring a snack, as this tour does not include lunch.*Transportation is not included for this tour.Planting dates: Dorado Azul is planted in January and February. Ylang Ylang is planted year-round. Oregano, Mastrante is usually planted in November and December.Harvest dates: Dorado Azul is harvested in April and May. Ylang Ylang is harvested year-round. Mastrante, Oregano is harvested between May and December, following Dorado Azul.What to bring: Farm Tour PassportUmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a windbreaker and/or rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection.Weather: Tropical with temperatures between 80 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. With a rainy season that occurs between December and April, and the best times to visit are in June, July and August.Nearby attractions: In Guayaquil:Malecon 2000, Las Peñas, Purto Santana, Parque histórico, Parque SeminarioBeaches near the farm:Playas VillamilSalinasMontañitaAyampeIn the Highland region:Cuenca (4 hours from Guayaquil airport by car)Baños (6 hours from Guayaquil airport by car)Quito (30 mins flight from Guayaquil)Rainforest regionsGalapagos (about 2 hours flight from Guayaquil)Nearby Lodging Accommodations: Nova Vita Wellness Center https://novavita.com.ec/en/about-us/ or email toursupport@youngliving.com for more informationHilton Colon Guayaquil (Young Living’s hotel of choice for annual Platinum retreat)Choose from a variety of lodging options, available in Guayaquil cityTeam Events:To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Onsite farm store where Young Living product and Finca Botanica branded gear can be purchased.  *These attractions and offsite lodging options are offered as suggestions. They have not been individually vetted by Young Living and should not be interpreted as recommendations. Young Living recommends personal research to determine if a location is safe and cost-effective, and it does not bear responsibility in the case of incident or illness. Nearest Airport: Guayaquil Airport (GYE)Languages spoken: Spanish and EnglishCancellation Policy: 72-hour cancellation notice is requiredOther considerations:No smokingNo alcoholChildren welcomeThis location is wheelchair accessible

Ezinqoleni FarmWelcome to the Ezinqoleni Farm, Young Living's partner farm in South Africa! Situated inland of KwaZulu-Natal's South Coast, the farm offers a tour experience that combines the surrounding natural beauty with the art of essential oil production. Visitors can explore the captivating Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve while learning about the cultivation and production of high-quality essential oils of Tea Tree and Eucalyptus, along with a variety of other essential oils, including our research and development crops. Discover how we support and mentor our affiliated essential oil farmers. This immersive journey not only showcases the high-quality essential oils produced but also highlights our commitment to environmental stewardship, conservation and community support. Visitors will gain insights into every aspect of the production process, from nursery management, research and development and crop cultivation to sustainable regenerative farming practices and steam distillation. The farm showcases Young Living's Seed to Seal® commitment, emphasizing purity and quality throughout the production process. Attractions in the area include scenic hiking trails, wildlife adventures, bird watching, game drives, and thrill-seeker adventures.   Meeting location and how to get there: Ezinqoleni Farm - Directions will be provided upon booking. *** Transportation is not provided*** Meals are not provided on this tour. Restaurants and coffee shops are available in the area.*** Children aged 12 and under are free! Planting dates: Year-roundHarvest dates: Year-roundWhat to bring:  ·       Farm Tour Passport·       Comfortable closed-toe walking shoes·       Sun protection and hat·       Water bottle with drinking water·       Snacks - Lunch is not provided on this tour·       Camera What to wear: ·       Comfortable farming attire and closed-toe walking shoes. ·       Be prepared with a windbreaker. Bring a hat for sun protectionWeather: Warm, subtropical climate year-round. The rainy season usually occurs during the summer months.Summers (December to February) are hot and humid typically ranging from 28°C during the day to around 19°C at night. Autumn and Spring have milder temperatures upwards of 20°C, while Winter (June to August) brings cooler, drier weather with average daily temperatures ranging from 7°C to 20°C. Team Events:·       To schedule a team event please contact us at toursupport@youngliving.comShopping:Onsite farm store.Nearby attractions: ·       Lake Eland Game Reserve (Game drives, Zipline, Suspension Bridge, Scooter Tour, and more.)·       Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve (Nature walks, Bird watching, hiking trails)·       Cape Vulture Conservation projecA list of nearby attractions, points of interest and activities can be provided on request.Nearby Lodging Accommodations: A wide range of accommodation options are available to cater to the diverse needs and preferences of all visitors. Additional information will be provided following your booking.Nearest airport:  ·       DUR - Durban (King Shaka International)Languages spoken: ·       English, Afrikaans and ZuluCancellation Policy: ·       Tour fee will be nonrefundable if cancellation is made within 72 hours of tour date.

Please note that tour times listed are specific to the timezone of this area.*Please note that, as this farm is operated in partnership, your booking request will be submitted to our partner. We will send you a confirmation within 48 hours of receiving your request if the tour is possible at the selected time and date.Welcome to the EOAS Partner Farm In Sri Lanka, Clove Bud and Cinnamon!Walk through a 100-year-old cinnamon plantation in the middle of a beautiful lagoon, then join us to see the tradition way of harvesting and processing cinnamon. Explore cinnamon oil extraction and other cinnamon-related manufacturing processes by visiting our factory.*Meeting location for tours and how to get there: Mahaduwa Cinnamon Estate in Rathgama.From Rathgama city or Highway interchange You will be transported from this location to the project. (It depends on the route the guests take)Planting dates: Year AroundHarvest dates: May to February is the main Cinnamon Harvesting season in this area.What to bring: UmbrellaComfortable closed-toe walking shoesWater bottle with drinking waterSun protection and hatInsect repellentHand PurifierWhat to wear: Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required for all tours. Be prepared with a rain jacket, as weather can quickly change. Bring a hat or umbrella for sun protection. Weather: This area has a tropical climate. There is significant rainfall in most months of the year.Nearby attractions: Galle Dutch Fort, Whale watching, Sea Turtle Conservation Stations around the area, Hikkaduwa Coral ReefNearby Lodging Accommodations: Hikka tranz by cinnamonCitrus HikkaduwaNearest airport: Colombo Bandaranaike International AirportLanguages spoken: English Days of the week open to visitors: Weekdays onlyMonth (if so) where tours are closedFor more information on this Partner Farm please visit their websites:https://eoasorganics.com/quality-assurance/

March 10 -13th, 2026Please note that tour times listed are specific to the timezone of this area.Wandering Pinyon Resin Collection AgendaExplore Southern Utah Wilderness with a view of Zions National Park while responsibly harvesting Single Needle Pinyon Pine Resin.This is a Working Event: Each Day we will hike into and ‘wander’ through the pinyon pine forest to collect resin. As such please be advised that this event requires the physical ability to hike and climb over rocks while carrying a bucket, water, etc.Registration covers all transportation to and from SLC International Airport as well as Meals for the duration of the event. A checklist of required and suggested equipment will be provided. Tuesday March 10th12 pm                Pickup at Airport1 PM                  Lunch at Mt. Nebo2:00 p.m.           Safety Check-In/Resin Collection Instructions3:00 p.m.6 pm Bonfire     Dinner: Wednesday March 11th7:00 a.m.           Depart for Gooseberry Mesa10:30 a.m.         Arrive Gooseberry Mesa Yurts/Settle In12:00 p.m.         Lunch1:00                     Resin Collection Begins!3:30                     Break for safety Check-In         5:30                    Meet back at Parking Lot6:00                     Dinner with Forestry/Farm Crew7:00                     Bonfire Good Night! Thursday, March 12th7:00 a.m.           Breakfast8:00 am             Meet to drive to Resin Collection site8:30 a.m.           Resin Collection12:00 p.m.         Break for lunch at parking lot1:00 p.m.           Resin Collection3:00 p.m.           Safety Checkin5:30 p.m.           Meet at Parking lot to return to Camp6:00 p.m.           Dinner with Forestry/Farm Crew8:00 p.m.           Bonfire Good Night! Friday March 13th7:00 a.m.           Breakfast8:00 am             Pack-Up Camp9:00 a.m.           Resin Collection12:00 p.m.         Lunch at parking lot and Depart for Mt. Nebo/ Airport*Safety Questions: Are you able to walk 3 miles in a stretch without overexerting yourself?Are you able to walk over uneven terrain and sometimes climb over trees and rocks?Are you familiar with good hydration practices while hiking?Are you able to sleep on surfaces that are not as soft as a regular bed? (Accomodations will be rustic, either in a simple lodge situation on the farm, or on a simple bed in a Yurt on public lands. These are not luxury accommodations. They will be warm, and out of the weather, but not luxury)  Gear required for the trip:Sturdy close toed hiking shoes with good tractionCamelpack or other hiking backpack to carry water handsfree along with snacks and tools while collecting resin.Clothing appropriate to be flexible with weather (March can be warm and sunny or cold and snowy)Sleeping bag.