Coffee Farm
This is more of a botanical garden experience than a traditional coffee tour, perfect for those who love a scenic, self-guided downhill stroll through fruit orchards and meticulously maintained grounds.
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The verdict
This is more of a botanical garden experience than a traditional coffee tour, perfect for those who love a scenic, self-guided downhill stroll through fruit orchards and meticulously maintained grounds. You can pick and sample seasonal fruits like star fruit and tangelos, then end your visit with a coffee tasting by a stunning infinity pool overlooking the ocean. If you're looking for a deep dive into the technical side of coffee production or a guided, expert-led tour, you'll find a better fit elsewhere.
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Who it suits
Insta moment
Infinity pool overlooking the ocean and 'many photo opportunities' make it a visual treat.
Purposeful outing
A destination-style visit involving a self-guided walk, fruit picking, and a tasting.
Bean shopping
Reviews mention sampling different roasts and buying bags of Kona coffee to take home.
Farm tour
Self-guided tour through orchards and coffee trees with a map to explore the grounds.
Receipt
In their words
The Kona Coffee Belt on the Big Island of Hawaii spreads 25 miles along the slope of Mt. Hualalai between the altitudes of 800 - 2500 feet. Located in the middle of one of the world’s premier coffee farm. The beans are allowed to grow to a cherry red ripeness and then individually picked for maximum quality. Then the beans are carefully roasted to bring out the full flavor of the Kona coffee bean.
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Common questions
No — Mauka Meadows is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM only. The farm is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
The guided walking tour is $20 per person and lasts approximately 60 minutes. It covers the farm and botanical garden on the slopes of Mt. Hualalai and includes a coffee tasting at the end.
The trail is 0.3 miles with a 200-foot elevation change and can be steep in sections, so good footwear is recommended. A van service is available to return guests to the parking area at the end.
Mauka Meadows grows and roasts 100% Kona Coffee on-site on Mt. Hualalai in the Kona Coffee Belt. Both whole bean and ground coffee are available for purchase, and they ship directly.
Yes, free parking is available on-site. The farm is located along Mamalahoa Highway in Holualoa on the Big Island.
Mauka Meadows is a working estate that grows and roasts its own beans, offering a genuine farm-to-cup experience. The self-guided garden trail winds through coffee trees and fruit orchards before ending at the gift shop for a tasting — closer to a botanical walk than a standard cafe visit.
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