Coffee Farm

O'o Farm

A high-end, immersive farm-to-table experience in the Kula highlands where the real draw is the multi-course gourmet meal paired with a guided walk through the orchards.

Kula, Maui Google 4.8 (325 ratings)

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Origin not verified
Character
Boutique

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The verdict

Field notes

Upscale boutique Chill Tourists

A high-end, immersive farm-to-table experience in the Kula highlands where the real draw is the multi-course gourmet meal paired with a guided walk through the orchards. It's a beautiful way to actually taste the diversity of Maui's soil and see the coffee cherries before they're roasted. If you're looking for a quick caffeine fix or a deep-dive technical seminar on roasting, this isn't it—this is a luxury culinary tour that happens to feature coffee.
KopeMaps, field notes
Where it is
3,500 feet up on the slopes of Haleakalā
What's unique
multi-course gourmet meal paired with a guided orchard walk

Plan the stop

What you can do here

Drink
Confirm tasting access
Buy
Online shop
Tour
No listed tour

Who it suits

Best for

  1. Purposeful outing

    A high-end destination in Kula highlands; guests 'drove from West Maui' for the experience.

  2. Farm tour

    Core offering is a guided walk through orchards to see coffee cherries and edible species.

  3. Bean shopping

    Guests mention buying 'a ton of coffee from their gift shop to bring home'.

  4. Insta moment

    Breathtaking views and 'stunning' food presentation make it a photogenic, luxury culinary tour.

Receipt

The facts

Tour per person
$139.00verified April 2026
Size
small sustainable regenerative farm
Setting
Standalone
Outdoor seating
Yes
Kid-friendly
Yes
Good for groups
Yes

In their words

The story

In 2000, surfing buddies turned successful restaurateurs Louis Coulombe and Stephan Bel-Robert, purchased undeveloped upcountry land with a citrus and stone fruit orchard and a few coffee trees. O’o Farm inaugurated coffee production in 2005 by importing 60 coffee starts of Red Catuai (97%) and Yellow Cattura from Kāʻanapali. Plantings from the farm’s seedlings continue over 8.4 acres with approximately 1200 tree sites, predominantly Red Catuai. O’o Farm became a competitive level producer of single-site coffee in 2015 and earned its first state title in 2016 with 3rd place in Maui District.

Stewards
Louis Coulombe and Stephan Bel-Robert
Since
2005
Varietals
Red Catuai, Yellow Cattura
Awards
  • 3rd place in Maui District · state title · 2016

112 photos

Photos

Coffee branch with white blossoms, clusters of green cherries, and glossy dark green leaves.
Curved rows of green and purple leafy crops grow beside black plastic mulch, with trees under a cloudy sky.
Parallel rows of green plants in black ground cover cross a farm under a blue sky, with trees and a small shed.
Silvery trees and a metal gate stand above a green hedge, with ocean and cloud-covered mountains beyond.
Rows of garden beds line a gravel path beside a metal-roofed shelter under a blue, cloudy sky.
A rustic wood picnic table and benches sit under a metal roof hung with green leaves, with a stone structure and hills behind.
Open wooden pavilion with a corrugated metal roof and picnic tables above a stone wall and lawn.
People walk a dirt path between grass and trees under a partly cloudy sky.
Coffee shrubs with glossy leaves and small white blossoms grow under tall trees and a cloudy blue sky.
Wooden arrows painted SUMATRA, COSTARICA, and MAUI stand beside crop rows on a farm.
Long wood dining table set with plates, napkins, orange cups, and flowers under an open farm pavilion.
Open wooden pavilion with a stone-and-brick oven, a set table, stacked firewood, and a view of fields and ocean.

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Common questions

Visiting O'o Farm

Do you need to book in advance to visit O'o Farm?

Yes, advance booking is required — O'o Farm does not accept walk-ins. All visits are guided tour experiences that must be reserved ahead of time through oofarm.com/tours.

What does the O'o Farm tour include and how much does it cost?

Tours are $139 per person and include a guided seed-to-cup coffee journey through the farm along with a farm-to-table brunch or lunch prepared with freshly harvested ingredients. Dishes have featured items like coffee-rubbed chicken and coffee cherry chocolate truffles.

Is O'o Farm open on weekends?

No, O'o Farm is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Tours run Monday through Friday, with farm hours listed as 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

What makes O'o Farm different from a typical Hawaii coffee stop?

O'o Farm is a working regenerative farm in the Kula highlands of upcountry Maui, not a café. The experience centers on a guided walk through coffee orchards, vegetable gardens, and fruit trees, paired with a multi-course farm-to-table meal — it's a culinary outing that happens to feature coffee.

Can I buy O'o Farm coffee beans and have them shipped to the mainland?

O'o Farm is a working farm with guided tour experiences, not a retail shop, and their listed information does not confirm online bean sales or direct shipping to the mainland. Contact them through oofarm.com to ask about purchasing their single-site Hawaiian coffee.

Where exactly is O'o Farm and how do I get there?

O'o Farm is located at 651 Waipoli Rd in Kula, in the upcountry Maui highlands above town. The drive involves winding mountain roads, so allow extra travel time and check conditions before heading up, especially in wet weather.

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