Chocolate Shops in Hawaii

Farm tour · Bean-to-bar

Kamananui Cacao Orchards

Waialua, Oahu

Waialua cacao from this North Shore farm feeds directly into Mānoa Chocolate's bean-to-bar operation — their origin 70% Dark placed among the world's Top 50. Farm and factory tours trace the full chain from cacao tree to finished bar.

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Mauna Kea Cacao

Pepeekeo, Big Island

Hāmākua Coast cacao farm growing single-estate beans since 2011, with a 'Best Cacao' win at the Big Island Chocolate Festival. Ninety-minute tours run Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday — you pick a pod, watch the fermentation and drying that build its flavor, and taste the finished chocolate.

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Valley Isle Chocolate

Kahului, Maui

Bean-to-bar maker on Maui sourcing cacao from three distinct Hawaiian microclimates — Kona, Oahu's North Shore, and Hilo — and turning each into its own single-origin bar. The Kahului shop near the airport carries a mac nut dark with sea salt, cacao tea, and roasted nibs.

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Kīlauea Jungle Oasis

Kilauea, Kauai

Family farm in Kīlauea with 200+ cacao trees, running the full tree-to-bar process on-site. Guided tours (2.5 hrs, by appointment) walk you through cacao harvest, chocolate making, and tasting alongside exotic fruit and honey from the same six acres.

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Kulike Farm

Hakalau, Big Island

Honey-sweetened, 100% Hawaiian bean-to-bar made from their own Hakalau permaculture cacao — the sweetener swap alone signals a maker thinking from the ground up. Appointment-only farm tours walk you through fermentation, roast, and tasting on the same land where the trees grow.

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O.K. Farms Hawai'i

Hilo, Big Island

A 1,000-acre working farm in Hilo along the Wailuku River, growing cacao, coffee, macadamia, and tropical spices together on one property. Tours walk the fields and include a private Rainbow Falls overlook; the gift shop carries their farm-made chocolate, coffee, and spices.

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Lydgate Chocolate Tasting Room

Kapaʻa, Kauai

Kauaʻi's pioneering cacao farm grows and makes their own single-origin bars on 46 acres in Kapaʻa — from soil to shelf. The three-hour farm tour walks you through the full process, from growing to tasting, for $145.

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Mānoa Chocolate

Honolulu, Oahu

Bean-to-bar maker sourcing cacao from Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island farms — some partnerships run seed-to-bar at Kamananui and Honoliʻi. The Waikīkī shop lets you taste through single-origin bars by region before you buy.

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Kahuku Farms

Kahuku, Oahu

Farmer and maker in one operation — the cacao in their bars grew right on this North Shore Oahu property. Tours walk the fields where flavor actually starts, and the café makes a few hours here easy to fill.

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Lonohana Chocolate Tasting Bar The cacao comes from their own 14-acre farm on O'ahu's North Shore, made into bars at the Kakaako factory — estate-grown, start to finish, since 2009. Factory tours and cacao farm visits are both available if you want to follow the whole chain.

Puna Chocolate Company's Big Chocolate Island A farm-to-bar maker with its own cacao and coffee in Holualoa, Kona — tours of the production process are available so you can trace the bar back to the farm. The factory store in Kailua-Kona adds a full cafe and a 35-seat, 21-and-over cocktail lounge.

Island X Hawaii Island X is a shop at Waialua’s Old Sugar Mill. It sells Waialua chocolate and roasted cacao beans. Its free mill tour focuses on coffee and includes a view of cacao trees; check current tour details before visiting.

Garden Island Chocolate Farm and factory in one: cacao grown in Anahola's red volcanic soil across a dozen varieties — including 100% Criollo — and processed into bar on-site. The farm tour covers fermentation and chocolate-making, finishing with a tasting of bars made from those beans.

Puna Chocolate Company & Cafe Growing their own cacao in Pahoa since 2013, they keep the full bean-to-bar path on-island — 100% Hawaii-grown, Hilo café to Kona shop. Farm tours at Kainaliu Hale take you into the orchards where the flavor actually begins.

Dole Pineapple Farm Tour and Store Dole sells Waialua Estate Chocolate at its North Shore store. Its public farm tour covers pineapple growing and packing, so check the store if you want chocolate rather than a cacao tour.