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Uluwehi Coffee Farm

A five-acre Kona coffee farm in Holualoa, growing Red Bourbon and SL34 at 1,900 feet. Check tour availability and book before you visit.

Holualoa, Big Island Google 5.0 (68 ratings)

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What's unique
Red Bourbon and SL34 grown on a five-acre farm at 1,900 feet.

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The story

Uluwehi grows single-estate Kona coffee on five acres at 1,900 feet in Holualoa. The farm lists Red Bourbon and SL34 varieties. Its official website offers coffee online and links to tour booking. Use the booking page to check available dates; a general daily walk-in schedule is not confirmed.

Region
Kona
Stewards
Frank (Franck) Moreno
Since
2018
Varietals
SL34, Bourbon, Red Bourbon
Certified
100% Kona
Awards
  • Hawaii Coffee Association Cupping Competition · SL34 – 3rd place Kona district and state of Hawaii · 2024
  • Kona Coffee Cultural Festival cupping competition · Red Bourbon – 6th place · 2022
  • Alliance for Coffee Excellence Private Collection Auction of Hawaiian Specialty Coffee · Red Bourbon – 3rd place · 2021
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Photos

Green coffee cherries cluster along a woody branch among large glossy leaves.
A gravel road runs between rows of leafy trees toward the ocean under a blue sky with thin clouds.
Rows of coffee trees line a gravel road beneath dark clouds and warm sunlight.
Rows of coffee trees, some with red cherries, grow in a grassy field under a blue sky with clouds.
A person rakes pale coffee beans across the floor of a covered drying shed.
A bee sits on white coffee blossoms among glossy green leaves.
A person in a hat inspects a small item beside a black coffee roaster in a workshop with burlap sacks.
Rows of young coffee plants in white nursery bags stand beside seedling trays on a gravel farm path.
Young plants in white guards stand in mulched rows across a grassy hillside, with a building above.
A turkey with barred feathers and a red wattle stands on grass near leafy branches.
An orange Kubota tractor with a canopy and front loader is parked beside a brown farm building.
A barred turkey and a black bird stand on grass in front of a wire fence and stone wall.

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Common questions

Visiting Uluwehi Coffee Farm

How do I book a tour at Uluwehi Coffee Farm?

Use the tour booking link on the official farm website to check available dates and reserve. General walk-in hours are not confirmed.

What coffee does Uluwehi grow?

The farm lists Red Bourbon and SL34 varieties grown on five acres in Holualoa at 1,900 feet.

Can I buy Uluwehi coffee online?

Yes. The official website sells the farm's single-estate 100% Kona coffee.

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Uluwehi Coffee Farm

Holualoa, Big Island
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