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Hawai‘i is the only state in the U.S. with climatic conditions necessary for growing coffee. The combination of rich volcanic soil, a year-round warm climate and abundant rainfall adds up to an ideal environment.

Many, many weary travelers have been revived at our coffee bar. After hiking up the Kalaupapa Trail—the trailhead being just a few miles from our plantation—or after driving all over the sunny island all day, you will find salvation drinking our special Mocha Mama. We provide sandwiches, too, and snacks.

We're also quite proud of our gift shop. Everything in it is of the highest quality and authentically Hawaiian.

Our Coffees of Hawai‘i Moloka‘i plantation is located in the town of Kualapu‘u on Farrington Highway, quite visible from Route 470 ("highway" means two-lane country road on Moloka‘i!). We're open 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Saturdays, and 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sundays. Our self-guided deck tour will get you thinking about the history of coffee in Hawai‘i and introduce you to all the inner workings of our plantation.

For more information visit their website at coffeesofhawaii.com

Styled after a Polynesian village from a time when outrigger canoes were the only transportation, Hotel Molokai is your secret hideaway from the frantic pace of modern life. Complete with spacious bungalows and an oceanfront restaurant and lounge, we offer you true island hospitality, genuine Aloha spirit and beautifully landscaped gardens abundant with palm trees and plumeria in full bloom.

For more information visit their website at hotelmolokai.com

“Be part of the growing culture of food”

Kumu Farms is the source for fresh, healthy produce and gourmet farm products, a place where everybody can be inspired to learn more about good food that can promote a healthier and better lifestyle.

The heart and soul of Kumu Farms is our workforce and their commitment to hard work, providing for their families, opportunity for their children, and feeding people a variety of fresh and healthy farm produce.

For more information visit their website at KumuFarms.com