Kona Coffee Farms Worth Visiting
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Coffee Farm · Tours
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.
Visit details checked September 21, 2026
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In their words
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.
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Use the tour booking link on the official farm website to check available dates and reserve. General walk-in hours are not confirmed.
The farm lists Red Bourbon and SL34 varieties grown on five acres in Holualoa at 1,900 feet.
Yes. The official website sells the farm's single-estate 100% Kona coffee.
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