Kona Coffee & Tea

Address: 74-5588 Palani Road, Kailua Kona HI 96740

Hours: Monday to Sunday - Open Daily from 6am to 4pm

Location: In the heart of Kailua Kona, Big Island, Hawaii

Parking: Guest Parking

Phone: 808-873-2035

Directions: Just off the main Hawaii Belt Rd. turn left onto Palani Road when coming from airport or Kohala Coast resorts.

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The quintessential place to have coffee with a flare. This is one of the classiest coffee shops in the world in our opinion. Do you ever enjoy the world-famous Kona coffee and tea? The Big Island is the largest island in the United States and covers a great area with ocean views galore. There are incredible views on the Big Island, ranging from Kona to Waikoloa. Every corner of the Island has fantastic ocean views, parks, and resorts to enjoy nature. Kona coffee and tea are famous globally due to their taste and scent. It has a hundred percent original taste as it grows on the slopes of Hualalai. You will find a hundred percent original taste. You will also find a fantastic view and smell of the wonderful aroma of coffee. The freshly grown coffee has a unique taste, especially after roasting it. The Kona coffee farms also have fantastic views to attract tourists. They come to enjoy the natural coffee making process and explore the traditional methods. The large areas of Hualalai have coffee farms, and represent the true beauty of the organic flavor of tea and coffee.

We have the best Kona coffee and tea companies covering massive miles of the finest rich soil available in the world. Preparing Kona coffee and tea is simple and follows traditional steps and methods. First, coffee beans are harvested and then roasted, brewed and served to customers and Hawaii visitors. Our Kona coffee and tea farms cover an area of more than 10 miles radius, which is incredible and attract tourists. Tourists from Big Island Hawaii love to visit Kona coffee and tea farms. It is a fantastic experience to enjoy the fresh coffee and tea farms. It is a fantastic experience to enjoy the fresh coffee and the scenic views. The coffee served in the Kailua Kona cafés comes from the farms of Hualalai. If you want to enjoy the best Kona coffee and tea, you can also order it from online shops. It is an excellent opportunity for coffee lovers to bring the world-famous tea and coffee beans to their doorstep and enjoy the delicious taste at home if they do not reside in Hawaii. Kona coffee and tea are famous due to their liking, but the views of Kona give it a perfect pleasure. The tourists love to taste the hot beverage along with the incredible views.

The Kona region also has excellent ocean views, sunsets, shopping malls, resorts, restaurants, and marketplaces. These places increase tourists' joy and entertainment level to spend quality time on Big Island. The visitors can visit any entertainment site and enjoy the new tastes of food, scenic views, etc. It attracts tourists to visit the Big Island to spend quality time and enjoy the traditions of old Hawaii. Hawaiian culture and tradition are different and have some incredible attractions to bring in massive levels of tourists. Kona coffee and tea is incredible all around and all over the Big Island. Kona coffee and tea are available all over the Island as well and the outer islands. You can get a cup of coffee and enjoy nature to relax your mind. In addition, the Big Island is the best places globally to visit and enjoy the island life. You can do certain activities on the Big Island, including tennis, golf, swimming, and many more. You can enjoy the evening with music shows according to your liking. If you have plans to visit the Big Island, than ensure to visit Kona coffee gardens. It keeps all the beauty at one place as you can smell the coffee plants and enjoy the beautiful ocean views.

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