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Covered dark-green porch with a wooden bench, a sign reading 村松の農園, a sliding barn door, and people seated on a far deck.
Rows of small trees grow across a grassy farm, with the ocean and a blue sky beyond.
Red, orange, and dark ridged cacao pods hang from trunks and branches in a shaded grove.
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Coffee Farm

Pine Village small Farm

A cozy, family-run operation in Holualoa where you can get a deep dive into the process from the owners themselves.

Holualoa, Big Island Google 4.9 (97 ratings)

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Hours listed
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Online shopships direct
Farm visit
No listed tourbooking link
Coffee source
Origin not verified
Character
Hidden gem
DirectionsOfficial website

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The verdict

Field notes

Hidden gem Chill Tourists

A cozy, family-run operation in Holualoa where you can get a deep dive into the process from the owners themselves. It's genuinely good for those who want a personal, owner-led tour of the coffee and cacao trees, a taste of homemade chocolate, and a panoramic ocean view from the terrace. If you're looking for a quick, drop-in cafe visit without a reservation, or a polished, commercial tasting room, this isn't the fit for you today.
KopeMaps, field notes
Where it is
tucked away on backroads in Holualoa
What's unique
owner-led tours featuring both coffee and cacao trees with homemade chocolate
When to go
by reservation only

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. Farm tour

    Owner-led tours of coffee and cacao trees are central to the experience; reservations are essential.

  2. Purposeful outing

    Tucked away on backroads with 'spectacular' ocean views, making it a destination visit.

  3. Bean shopping

    Many guests purchase bags of Kona coffee and homemade chocolate as souvenirs.

  4. Insta moment

    Reviews highlight the 'outstanding view from balcony' and 'commemorative photo' opportunities.

Receipt

The facts

Size
Smallsmall family-run homestead
Setting
Standalone
Outdoor seating
Yes
Kid-friendly
Yes
Good for groups
Yes

In their words

The story

We are based in Holualoa, one of the premier coffee-growing regions in the world, on the Big Island of Hawai'i. Our family farm began selling Kona coffee in 2013. We use natural fertilizers and avoid chemical pesticides. Our coffee beans are always sun-dried and hand-sorted.

Stewards
Muramatsu
Since
2013
Certified
100% Kona

117 photos

Photos

Rows of small trees grow across a grassy farm, with the ocean and a blue sky beyond.
Red, orange, and dark ridged cacao pods hang from trunks and branches in a shaded grove.
Covered green cafe porch with wooden tables, string lights, a service counter, and a person working behind it.
Coffee cherries ripen from green through yellow and orange to red on woody branches with green leaves.
Covered cafe interior with mug shelves, a person at the counter, string lights, wooden tables, and a hillside view.
Rows of coffee trees with green cherries stand along a grassy path under larger shade trees.
Covered dark-green porch with a wooden bench, a sign reading 村松の農園, a sliding barn door, and people seated on a far deck.
Wooden table on an open porch with a tray of dark beans, flowers, and papers, overlooking trees and the ocean.
Coffee trees bear clusters of red and green cherries in a grassy field.
Yellow and dark brown coffee beans dry in piles on tarps under a covered wooden structure.
A large bunch of green bananas hangs among broad leaves on a banana plant.
Kraft coffee bags labeled Pine Village Small Farm sit on wooden shop shelves with shirts and a grinder.

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Common questions

Visiting Pine Village small Farm

What are Pine Village Small Farm's visiting hours?

Pine Village Small Farm (Muramatsu Farm) is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. They are closed Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, so the visiting window is quite limited — plan accordingly.

Do I need a reservation to visit or take a tour?

Yes — tours and tastings are by reservation only. You can book through their website at muramatsu.farm/tours-tastings. Drop-in visits are not the typical format here.

Do they produce anything besides coffee?

Yes — the farm also cultivates about 200 cacao trees and crafts small-batch chocolate on site. Tasting both the coffee and chocolate can be part of the farm experience.

Can I find their products without visiting the Holualoa farm?

Yes — the Muramatsu family sells coffee and handmade Japanese culinary items at the Kamuela Farmers Market every Saturday. This is a good option if your schedule doesn't align with farm hours.

Can I buy their beans and have them shipped to the mainland?

Online ordering and direct shipping aren't listed in Pine Village Small Farm's information. Their coffee is available at the farm during visiting hours — Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 1:00–5:00 PM — and at the Kamuela Farmers Market every Saturday.

What coffee-growing traditions does Pine Village Small Farm follow?

The farm draws on Holualoa's Japanese coffee-growing heritage, using a traditional hand-cranked pulper, natural fermentation, and sun-drying on hoshi-dana racks. They avoid chemical pesticides, use natural fertilizers, and roast on site in a retro hot-air roaster.

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