Drove pass and decide to take a quick stop. They have a food truck and the cafe sells a lot of…read moretheir coffee and for non coffee drinkers (they have hot chocolate and chai latte). Coffee have more of a nutty smell and taste and was good. They also sell a lot of honey, moisturizer lotion body butter and of course their coffee. Staff were very nice and the place is very clean and nice. We went and explore the farm a bit and saw some cool coffee bean plant.

As a city tourist we need to break norms and try new things or you miss diamonds in the ruff like…read morethis place. We had coffee which they offered samples of first. I don't know what we are drinking on the mainland but it is certainly not this opulant brew they serve here. Miranda encouraged us to walk the farm so we could see the beans, which was a lot of fun.

The Greenwell Farms coffee tour was so informative and FREE. The tour showed us how coffee was made…read morefrom tree to the Hoshegana drying beds to milling. Nate was an excellent tour guild and so knowledgeable. Did you know the vanilla plant is an orchid?? From avocado trees, white pineapples, pepper trees and more, this farm has it all. The coffee tastings, superb. Each flavor an experience with no limit. The stand is filled with competitively priced items. Coffee, of course, best prices on the island but the macadamia nuts the best. Don't forget to check out the treasures on the second floor of the stand. I got the cutest bag and hat there. Everyone was so friendly. This is not to be missed.

I'm so glad we came here for a tour. I love learning about different things and this was a cute…read moreplace to visit during our stay. Upon arrival, everyone was so friendly and directed us on how to book a tour which ran every 30 minutes or so. While we waited, we were able to sample coffee and check out the little store. Our tour guide was very amusing and kept the tour fun and amusing even though we couldn't do much on the farm due to the recent floods causing a gaping hole of grand canyon through the middle of the farm. Despite the disadvantage, the tour guide still found a way to keep the tour engaging with lots of fun facts, history and merriment. I enjoyed my time here and we also took home some coffee.

This place is CLOSED! Owners apparently moved to Seattle. Was a little place in a strip mall, not a…read morecoffee farm.

Touring Pele Plantations with Vikram, Mel, and Ari was the highlight of my two-week vacation in…read moreKona! I'm incredibly thankful for this family in taking the time to show us the amount of work it goes into producing organic 100% Kona coffee. Tasting the coffee and sitting on their patio overlooking 2 Step and Captain Cook monument (best view in town!) was a delight. This is what traveling is all about. After the tour and tasting, we had the chance to purchase coffee beans and merchandise. I'm looking forward to brewing the coffee I bought. When I tasted their coffee, it was the best coffee I have ever had! Not just in taste but in feel. It didn't have that lingering acidic taste. Nor was I anxious to brush my teeth like I usually am immediately after drinking coffee.

I booked this tour for my husband birthday and he loved it…read more First of all, the location is amazing with incredible view of the ocean! The whole property is just stunning! It was a wonderful experience where they showed you the whole process of making coffee from picking the coffee bean and ready for sale. Also got to try all different kinds of coffee, which was the best part! There is also a gift shop where of course had to buy coffee. The tour guide Ben was very knowledgeable and friendly and just awesome!

We enjoyed the tour and Cooper was an outstanding guide, especially for a last minute fill-in. He…read moreknew the land and all the growing, harvesting, processing and roasting processes inside and out (promote him?). You could tell they run a tight farm by hiring the right people and keeping the property and all the equipment well-maintained. I must admit, I'm not the biggest fan of Kona coffee from what I tried at Heavenly and at other local spots, but for what it is, Heavenly makes a good product. I wish they would have let me take a to-go cup of coffee after the tour, especially after paying for two tickets + $70 of bagged coffee, but they unfortunately limited me to the little sample cups with no lids. That's the only thing keeping this from being a 5-star review.

Amazing food and coffee! There were so many great choices, plus lots of unique items to shop for --…read moreperfect for gifts or something special for yourself Mary Lou and Ava were also incredibly helpful, polite, and welcoming with that genuine local-style kindness that makes you feel right at home.

The honey goat = YUM! It's a sweeter drink and my favorite I've had during my recent visit…read more We picked up some nice gifts as well; good variety of coffee, chocolates, teas, mugs, other specialty treats, clothing, etc...