Kona Coffee Living History Farm
A historic coffee farm run by the Kona Historical Society that shows Kona coffee farming in the early 20th century. Visitors walk the coffee trees, the 1920s farmhouse and the kuriba mill and hoshidana drying deck on their own, with living history interpreters on site.
| Drink | Coffee |
|---|---|
| Where | Captain Cook, Hawaii |
| Directions | Open in Google Maps |
| Hours | Tuesdays and Fridays, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM; final admission 1:15 PM. |
| Tours | 1 experience, from $20 |
| Booking | Walk in |
| Checked | Facts taken from the farm's site, 2026-10-05 How facts are checked |
Visit
| Experience | Price | Length | What it includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| General admission (self-guided) | $20 | not listed | Self-guided visit to the coffee trees, farmhouse, kuriba and hoshidana with living history interpreters. |
Self-guided, no reservation needed. Groups larger than 20 or arriving by bus reserve first with [email protected].
Get there
- Captain Cook: On Mamalahoa Highway; the driveway is on the makai (ocean) side, marked by the farm's sign.
Nearby
Greenwell Farms
Kealakekua, about 4.1 km
Kona Joe Coffee
Kealakekua, about 4.1 km
Heavenly Hawaiian Kona Coffee Farm
Holualoa, about 15 km
Distances are between town centres, not farm gates.