Coffee Farm Tours on the Big Island
The Big Island coffee farms worth touring — from Kona-belt estates to Kaʻū farms. Booking tips, what to expect, and which tours are worth the drive.
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A high-energy spot in Kailua-Kona that's genuinely good for those who want a full-spectrum experience: a private farm tour, a rich Kona Bullet coffee, and a gift shop full of local soaps and pottery.
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The verdict
A high-energy spot in Kailua-Kona that's genuinely good for those who want a full-spectrum experience: a private farm tour, a rich Kona Bullet coffee, and a gift shop full of local soaps and pottery. The espresso is strong and the outdoor patio is a great place to soak in the ocean views. If you're looking for a quiet, slow-paced morning or a perfectly sifted matcha, this isn't the fit for you today.
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Who it suits
Purposeful outing
Combines farm tours, a gift shop, and ocean-view patio for a destination-style visit.
Farm tour
Multiple reviews highlight the 'private tour of the farm' and educational aspects.
Bean shopping
Vibe summary mentions a gift shop full of local goods and coffee beans.
Insta moment
Tourists enjoy the 'outdoor terrace' with ocean views and 'cute' selections of souvenirs.
Receipt
In their words
Kona Coffee & Tea is family-owned-and-operated by the Bolton family. It was started in 1998 by Jan and Dan Bolton with the planting of 20 acres of Kona coffee on a former cattle ranch called Waiono (delicious waters) Meadows, located on the Kona Coffee Belt, in Holualoa. Today those first 20 acres have grown to over 300 acres. Single Estate means our 100% Kona Coffee comes exclusively from our farm. We are hands on and in full control from seed to final roast. Kona Coffee & Tea has the complete infrastructure in place to grow, harvest, process and roast 100% Kona Coffee while maintaining our highest quality and consistency standards.
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Common questions
Yes, Kona Coffee & Tea offers farm tours so visitors can see the full farm-to-cup process firsthand. Tour details and booking information are available on their website at konacoffeeandtea.com.
The Kailua-Kona café is open daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, including weekends.
Kona Coffee & Tea is known for their 100% Kona single-estate coffee from the Waiono Meadows farm on the slopes of Hualalai, including their sought-after Peaberry. Their small-batch roasting and sustainable agroforestry practices have produced award-winning results.
Yes, Kona Coffee & Tea sells both whole-bean and ground coffee and ships directly to the mainland through their online store.
Yes, Kona Coffee & Tea has outdoor seating at their Kailua-Kona café, which is a popular spot for enjoying a cup after a farm tour or while exploring the area.
Kona Coffee & Tea is a single-estate, farm-to-cup operation where the Bolton family has overseen every step of production since 1998—from growing on Hualalai's slopes to roasting in small batches on-site. Visitors can tour the farm, taste the coffee, and browse a gift shop stocked with local goods like soaps and pottery.
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