Hula Daddy is relatively small-scale so much more personalized than some tours we have taken. Our guide took us down to the field below and thoroughly explained the coffee process in stages. I never knew about 'cherries', how the branches bend for easy picking, and the picking procedure which she demonstrated. We ended our tour in the small roasting area... More

Had a great informative tour at Hula Daddy. Staff was very knowlegable and helpful. If you are a coffee addict (or just want a fun activity) you have to come here. Located on the historic Mamalahoa Highway, makes for a great drive.

When we arrived we were the only ones there. What a treat. Great tour guide who answered all my questions before I could ask them. And the coffee was amazing. Take the time and make the short trip up the mountain and visit Hula Daddy. You will enjoy.

I am not a coffee drinker, however, I found the 30 min tour interesting. Very friendly staff provides samples and a short tour to describe how coffee is made and how they arrive at the different flavors. Their facility is very nice with a great ocean view from their mountain side location.

Took a tour of a small 40-acre coffee farm in the Kona region. Very interesting... Coffee needs just the right conditions to be at its best, lots of regular rain, at elevations between 1,000' and 3,000'. That's the 'sweet range' of altitudes there. Kauai coffee was grown at much lower altitude in much hotter conditions so, their product, while higher... More

Had a wonderful tour of this coffee farm and some magnificent samples. Our tour guides, as well as everyone else in the place, were, pleasant and well informed. Great way to spend 45 minutes! Tours are ad hoc, we just showed up during open hours. I would highly recommend this to anyone. If you're a coffee drinker, it's a no-brainer!

This is the only coffee farm that we visited but think we picked the best one. It's a small organic farm. The staff was great. The tour was informative and just the right length. The coffee tastes great. Like all 100% Kona coffee, its pricey but we bought 2 1/2 lb bags and will probably join their coffee club. Even... More

As a home roaster myself, I had shot down a good number of farms that only sold Vienna or French roasts (probably trying to hide defects) before even visiting them. I visited Greenwell later on and didn't even taste anything remarkable about their coffee including their "private estate" coffee grown on-site. I didn't bother buying their green beans sourced from... More

I'm a home roaster and coffee geek, so I didn't know if the rest of my party would be bored. From a welcoming greeting to an informational tour, all of us had a good time. Some highlights: -Having three different roasts available for tasting. -Tour guides who seem to enjoy their jobs. -The roaster (I'm building a new one myself,... More