Things to do in Kealakekua
Kealakekua is a town in Kona coffee country on Hawaiʻi Island's west side. Kona coffee grows on the upland slopes of Kona, Hōlualoa and Kealakekua, where elevation, cloud cover and volcanic soil suit the bean.
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Attractions near Kealakekua
All attractions ▸Greenwell FarmsHistoric Kona coffee farm offering free tours since 1850Kona Joe CoffeeThe world's only trellised coffee farm grows unique beans on vertical structures resembling vineyards. This innovative Kona coffee operation offers guided tours through organized rows on volcanic slopes, with tastings of distinctively flavored estate-grown beans.Greenwell Cultural Heritage GardenThe Amy Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden in South Kona, with native and Polynesian-introduced plants and an old Hawaiian farmland site.
About Kealakekua
The Amy Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden, on Hawaiʻi Belt Road in Captain Cook, shows native and Polynesian-introduced plants and keeps features of the ancient Hawaiian farmland that once fed Kona. Kealakekua Bay, south of Kailua-Kona near the village of Captain Cook, is the site of Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park and a marine life conservation district.
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