Coffee Tasting
Visit one of the many family-owned coffee farms for a tour and a fresh cup of 100% Kona coffee.





Located on the slopes of Mount Hualālai, Hōlualoa is a historic village that serves as the centerpiece of the world-famous Kona coffee region. Visitors can explore lush plantations, learn about the coffee-making process, and enjoy tastings of 100% Kona beans. The town itself is a haven for artists, with numerous galleries housed in charming old buildings featuring everything from traditional woodwork to contemporary paintings. Its higher elevation provides a cooler climate and sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, making it a peaceful alternative to the busy coastal resorts. The village's narrow streets and tropical gardens offer a glimpse into a slower, more traditional side of Hawaiian life.
Located on the slopes of Mount Hualālai, Hōlualoa is a historic village that serves as the centerpiece of the world-famous Kona coffee region. Visitors can explore lush plantations, learn about the coffee-making process, and enjoy tastings of 100% Kona beans. The town itself is a haven for artists, with numerous galleries housed in charming old buildings featuring everything from traditional woodwork to contemporary paintings. Its higher elevation provides a cooler climate and sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, making it a peaceful alternative to the busy coastal resorts. The village's narrow streets and tropical gardens offer a glimpse into a slower, more traditional side of Hawaiian life.
Historic Kona coffee farms and tasting rooms.
Local art galleries showcasing Hawaiian crafts.
Panoramic views of the Kona coastline.
Cooler upland temperatures and tropical greenery.
Higher elevation means temperatures are noticeably cooler than at the beach.
The main road through town is narrow with limited parking spaces.
The area is prone to afternoon clouds and occasional tropical showers.
Visit one of the many family-owned coffee farms for a tour and a fresh cup of 100% Kona coffee.
Walk through the village to explore local galleries featuring woodwork, ceramics, and paintings.
Coffee enthusiasts and art lovers seeking a scenic, cooler escape.
USD $
$150-$250 p/day
8,538
Visit in the morning or early afternoon as many local shops and galleries close by 4:00 PM.
English, Hawaiian
April-June, September-November
Spring is beautiful as the coffee trees bloom with white flowers known as 'Kona Snow'.
Warm and lush, though afternoon rain is more common in the upland tropical environment.
The peak of the coffee harvest season and the annual Kona Coffee Cultural Festival in November.
A pleasant escape from the heat, with clear mornings and cool, comfortable evenings.