Every November, coffee lovers and culture enthusiasts gather on Hawaii’s Big Island to celebrate the rich tradition at the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival – the state’s oldest food festival. From November 1 through 10, 2024, this 10-day event will bring together farmers, artisans, and coffee enthusiasts from around the world to honor Kona’s iconic coffee legacy.
With a blend of history, flavor, and vibrant cultural heritage, the festival highlights the dedication of Kona coffee pioneers and showcases the art of coffee farming in one of the most unique growing regions. The festivities kick off at the Made in Hawai’i Artisan Market located at the Hale Halawai County Pavilion on November 1st at 2PM. Joining the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival is as easy as getting your $5 Festival button, which grants access to all 10 days of the family-friendly events! Kids 5 and under can join in on the fun for free.
For more information on a schedule of events, please visit konacoffeeest.com.
Holualoa Coffee Grounds | 75-5691 Mamalahoa Hwy, Holualoa | $8,100,000 | 85.51 acres
The Coffee Grounds is an 85.1-acre coffee farm in Holualoa, nestled within Hawaii’s renowned Kona coffee belt. Zoned for agriculture, this estate offers a prime opportunity for cultivation and investment, with 50.97 acres devoted to nearly 48,300 coffee trees of premium varieties such as Caturra, Victoria, and Geisha. The farm includes essential infrastructure like a warehouse, drying decks, and residential spaces. Set in an ideal microclimate with volcanic soil and a balanced mix of sun and rain, The Coffee Grounds not only supports high-quality coffee production but also embodies Kona’s rich agricultural tradition, all while offering stunning ocean views.
This rare 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom, 6,300 sqft estate on five acres of lush tropical foliage in Holualoa offers breathtaking views of the Kona Coastline and private, island lifestyle. Enter through historic iron gates, under a private tree tunnel, to a recently renovated masterpiece featuring a grand main home, an Ohana guest home, and carriage house with living quarters.
To explore real estate opportunities on Hawaii Island, please contact Carrie Nicholson, R (B), BIC, Director of HL1-Big Island at (808) 896-9749 or [email protected].
