Farm tour · Bean-to-bar

Kona Magic Chocolate

Working cacao farm and on-site factory in the heart of Kona's growing region, where beans go from tree to bar on the same property. Tours run by appointment through the fields and factory floor — Captain Cook, Mamalahoa Hwy.

Captain Cook, Big Island 4.8 from 26 Google reviews

Hours not listedHawaiian cacaoFarm-to-barSingle-origin
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Bean-to-bar, Farm tour
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Hawaii-grown focus

Last reviewed by ChocoMaps on Dec 21, 2025

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Who it suits

Best for

  1. Hawaii-grown cacao

    People looking for local cacao, estate chocolate, or bean-to-bar makers.

  2. Single-origin bars

    Chocolate fans who care about farm, island, and origin specificity.

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Highlights and products

Bean-to-bar focusSingle-origin chocolate

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Cacao pod tasting display
Tropical garden entrance
Tropical flower display
Farm fruit stand
Cacao farm tour experience
Tropical farm gardens
Farm tasting station
Tropical farm garden
Farm entrance sign
Vanilla beans on vine
Vanilla beans on vine
Tropical farm flowers

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Kona Magic Chocolate located?

Kona Magic Chocolate is at 88-1663 Mamalahoa Hwy in Captain Cook on the Big Island, in the heart of the Kona cacao-growing region.

What does the tour cover?

The visit is an immersive walk through the working farm's cacao fields and the on-site factory where the beans are turned into artisanal chocolate.

Do I need a reservation?

Yes. Kona Magic Chocolate is a working farm and on-site factory in Captain Cook, so visits run by appointment rather than as drop-ins. Reach out to the farm directly before driving down to the Mamalahoa Hwy property to schedule a slot.

Is the chocolate made on site?

Yes — Kona Magic Chocolate is a working farm and factory, so the chocolate is made on the same property where the cacao is grown.

How is this different from a chocolate shop tasting?

Because it's both a farm and a factory, the experience covers the full path from tree to bar rather than just sampling finished chocolate at a retail counter.

How long does a visit typically take?

There's no fixed published length, but the visit covers both the cacao fields and the on-site factory where the beans become finished bars, so plan for a proper working-farm tour rather than a quick shop stop. Confirm the run time when you arrange your appointment.

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