Coffee Farm·Tours
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Lyman Kona Coffee Farms

A quiet, small-scale farm experience on the Big Island where you can pick up high-quality Kona coffee and a B&B stay.

73-4261 Hawaiʻi Belt Rd, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740, USA
Lyman Kona Coffee Farms
Kailua-Kona, Hawai'i
At the counter
Closed
To take home
Beans for sale
Character
Hidden gem
The verdict/Hidden gem·Usually empty·Locals + tourists

A quiet, small-scale farm experience on the Big Island where you can pick up high-quality Kona coffee and a B&B stay. It's genuinely good for those who want a slow-paced, residential-feeling visit and a personal touch. If you're looking for a polished, commercial tour with clear signage and a professional tasting room, you'll be better off heading to a larger operation like Mountain Thunder.

— KopeMaps, field notes
Best for
01Bean shopping

Vibe summary mentions picking up high-quality coffee; review [6] mentions ordering a sampler and peaberry.

02Farm tour

Vibe summary describes it as a 'farm experience' and reviews mention 'must see' and 'tour' (even if contested).

03Chill solo

Vibe summary highlights a 'slow-paced, residential-feeling visit' and a 'quiet, small-scale' environment.

Field notes
Where it istucked away on a narrow, residential-feeling road
What's uniquequiet, personal touch with an on-site B&B stay
Receipt — the facts
Size
small-scale farm experience
WaitWalk right up
SettingRoadside
ParkingNo parking
Outdoor seatingYes
Kid-friendlyNo
Good for groupsNo
The story

Located at 2,000 feet on the western slope of the Hualalai Volcano, in the heart of the Kona Coffee Belt, our family-run bed and breakfast invites you to experience a stay on our working 8 acre Kona coffee farm. Just 10 minutes from downtown, the best activities in Kona, and the international airport, the Mango Sunset Bed and Breakfast is the best place to stay in Kona and is an idea base for exploring the Big Island’s endless adventures.

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Practical
Amenities
Outdoor seating · No parking
Address
73-4261 Hawaiʻi Belt Rd, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740, USA
Tours available

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An authentic Kona coffee farm tour.

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Common questions

Visiting Lyman Kona Coffee Farms

Does Lyman Kona Coffee Farms offer tours?

Yes, the farm offers an authentic Kona coffee farm tour on the estate, giving visitors a look at how Kona coffee is grown and processed from seed to cup.

Do I have to stay at the B&B to visit the farm?

The farm is situated on the Mango Sunset Bed & Breakfast property, and the full experience—including farm-to-table breakfast with estate-grown coffee—is centered on overnight guests. Check their website at mangosunset.com to confirm whether tours are available to non-guests.

When should I plan to visit, and should I call ahead?

No public drop-in hours are listed for the farm, so contacting them directly before your visit is strongly recommended. This is especially important if you're not staying at the B&B and are hoping to arrange a tour.

What kind of coffee does Lyman Kona Coffee Farm produce?

The farm is a certified estate operation within the Kona Coffee Belt, situated at approximately 2,100 feet on the slopes of Hualalai volcano. It grows and roasts its own Kona coffee on the property, and the estate has received awards for its quality.

Can I buy Lyman Kona coffee beans on site?

Estate-grown Kona coffee is served to overnight guests at the Mango Sunset B&B during the farm-to-table breakfast. Their listing does not confirm retail bean sales to non-guests; contact them at mangosunset.com to ask about purchasing beans directly.

What makes this farm different from a larger commercial Kona coffee tour?

Lyman Kona Coffee Farm is a small, family-run estate with a personal, residential feel rather than a polished commercial operation. It suits visitors who want a slower-paced, intimate experience on working Kona coffee land rather than a high-throughput tasting room.

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