Kauai Cacao Farms

The farm is on Olohena Road in Kapaʻa, on Kauai's east side. It sits on the island's lush slopes where cacao thrives.

Yes — visitors can walk through the working cacao groves and see how the beans are grown and processed into chocolate. It's a bean-to-bar experience on the farm itself.

Yes, contact Kauai Cacao Farms before heading out. It's a working farm on Olohena Road in Kapaʻa rather than a walk-in tasting room, so tours through the cacao groves are arranged with the farm directly.

Yes — Kauai Cacao Farms produces single-origin chocolate from cacao grown on their Kapaʻa property. That makes it a true island-grown product rather than imported beans finished in Hawaii.

A visit walks through the working cacao groves on the Olohena Road property in Kapaʻa, with a tasting of the single-origin chocolate made from those same trees. Expect the agricultural side of cacao — the orchard and processing — rather than a retail confectionery counter.

This is a working farm rather than a retail tasting room, so the emphasis is on seeing the cacao trees in their growing environment. It's a good fit for visitors who want the agricultural story behind Hawaiian chocolate.