Farm tour · Bean-to-bar · Tasting room
A working 1,000-tree cacao farm in Kona that makes single-origin chocolate from beans sourced across Big Island micro-regions, so you can compare how place actually shapes flavor. Farm tours run Wednesday through Saturday by reservation; the cafe and shop are open daily for walk-ins.
Last reviewed by ChocoMaps on Dec 21, 2025
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A South Kona cacao and coffee orchard walk with chocolate tasting on Puna Chocolate Company's farm.
Where Kealakekua · Big IslandSchedule Wednesday-Saturday at posted timesHost Puna Chocolate CompanyCost $25-$45 per person, per organizerVerified June 11, 2026
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Who it suits
Farm and factory tours
Visitors who want a guided look at cacao, chocolate making, or both.
Chocolate tasting
Travelers comparing bars, origins, or tasting-room experiences.
Hawaii-grown cacao
People looking for local cacao, estate chocolate, or bean-to-bar makers.
Gift shopping
Picking up bars, boxes, cacao products, or chocolate souvenirs.
Single-origin bars
Chocolate fans who care about farm, island, and origin specificity.
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Yes, the Kona farm tours are by reservation only and run Wednesday through Saturday at 9am, 12pm, and 3pm. The cafe and chocolate shop are open daily 7am to 7pm if you just want to drop in.
The guided 1–2 hour tour walks you through the 1,000-tree cacao orchard alongside Kona coffee plants, includes hands-on cacao pod opening, and ends with a chocolate tasting of single-origin bars made from the farm's beans.
Yes — the on-site cafe, chocolate shop, and cocktail bar are open daily from 7am to 7pm, so you can stop in for espresso, chocolate, or a cocktail without taking the full tour.
Yes, their crafted chocolates are made from Big Island cacao, including beans from varying Kona cocoa regions, so you can taste the differences between Hawaiian growing areas.
Yes — the farm grows 100% Kona coffee alongside cacao, and the espresso cafe on site serves it. The farm tour covers both the cacao and coffee orchards.
The farm is at 79-7378 Hawaiʻi Belt Rd in Kealakekua, on the Kona side of the Big Island, an easy stop along the belt road south of Kailua-Kona.
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