Kauaʻi Coffee Company

- Absolutely beautiful grounds.
- FREE and educational self guided walking tour of the property and process for roasting beans
- FREE coffee samples
- Lots of great picture opportunities around the property
- Great FREE tourist attraction in Kauai

Only negative is that Kauai sells their coffee all over the mainland, so if your hoping to buy a bag of beans as a gift before you head back to the lower 48, keep in mind you’re paying a premium. Coffee is quite a bit more on the property. THAT SAID, they do have a lot of flavors available than you’d find in most grocery stores. But if you don’t want coffee beans, they have a ton of other fun Hawaii or coffee related knick knacks.

They also had a little coffee cafe with ice cream, espresso drinks, etc. Though, personally I felt their popsicle and ice cream prices were really high.

Overall very glad we checked this spot before leaving Kauai. I’d absolutely go back again sometime.

This is a must-stop location for all coffee lovers visiting the island! The main building features a gift shop with plenty of souvenirs and coffee to take home, a coffee tasting area with free samples (which were all very good), and a small museum area with some information about the history of the plantation. The staff were very nice and it was a very cool experience.

We enjoyed our visit to Kauai Coffee Company. My son enjoyed the toasted banana, I had the French pressed peaberry(so good). The self guided tour is an excellent way to experience the plantation.

Book in advance. Finally got to stop in to take the tour but forgot to book a tour in advance so we were not able to do the guided tour. Maybe next time. Was nice to see the museum and try out some coffees. Actually helped to identify some coffees I like better. Enjoyed our quick visit.

We made a stop to check this place out and it was OK. There is coffee tasting, a cafe to buy coffee and snacks. They offer the tour but not sure if it is worth the money.
You could easily walk around and take a look at the garden, a small museum type room with historic stuff etc.

Enjoy coffee tasting, classes, sitting at outside picnic tables while drinking your coffee, and walk through a small museum. Stroll through a free tour of the grounds. Shop at the souvenir gift store. Take pictures on the grounds.

This place is a good little pit stop on the way to Waimea Canyon. We stopped and went through the gift shop to the coffee trying station. Then after we found out favorite (ours was that dark blue estate coffee), we ordered drinks. I had my coffee fix from the samples, so I ended up ordering a banana shake which was good. After we got our rim drinks we did a quick little self guided tour around the ground. Then we had a bathroom break before getting back on the road. There is a nice photo spot on their patio.

We really enjoyed our visit! I'd never seen how coffee grows and anything about the very basics about the process, so it was very interesting to learn some details. We took the tour, (it was great) and bought whole bunch of coffee.

Nice atmosphere to enjoy tasting free samples. Free shipping to main land if you spend over $100 as of end of June, 2022.
Also I got one more coffee bag when I got 5 :)

We did the farm tour and had an amazing experience. The tour guide, Genny, had multiple other important roles on the farm and knew it in and out. The extent of their operation is unmatched and they take great care in being sustainable. Don’t go on the tour expecting entertainment because it is mainly educational (as it should be). You do get a great view right on the shoreline of whales if they are active. Coffee is great!