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 Waikoloa shopping bliss |
250 Waikoloa Beach Drive (Waikoloa Beach Resort) Hawaii, HI 96738 United States +1 808 886 8811 |
Located in one of the most famous vacation resorts in the U.S., this spacious shopping center boasts a number of boutiques, specialty shops, casual dining establishments and upscale restaurants. Buy island fashions at Noa Noa or Malia Waikoloa, shop for fun souvenirs at The Gecko Store or Crazy Shirts or pick up something extra-special at Na Hoku or Maui Divers. Snack spots include Nachos and Wild Boar, while formal restaurants include Roy's and Big Island Steakhouse. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Antiques and collectibles |
65-1298 Kawaihae Road Hawaii, HI 96743 United States +1 808 887 2244 http://www.maunakeagalleries.com |
Located in the quaint, tropical town of Hilo, this gallery is a respected retailer of classic Hawaiiana, rare books and photographs, original art and jewelry. It primarily deals in antiques, artifacts, estate pieces and vintage clothing. The gallery is filled with rare and beautiful items, ranging from original Jules Tavernier paintings to 1940s postcards to Polynesian sculpture. It constantly updates and adds to the collection, sending buyers around the world in search of valuable or significant works. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Jewelry for the fashionable crowd |
69-250 Waikoloa Beach Drive King's Shops, Waikoloa Beach Resort Hawaii, HI 96738 United States +1 808 886 7599 / +1 800 260 3912 x1 (Toll Free) http://www.nahoku.com/NaHoku/S... |
Na Hoku draws on the themes of nature and Hawaiian aesthetics to create sophisticated pieces of jewelry, which are sure to set you apart from the regular crowd. A range of ornate cuff links, chains, bracelets, pendants, anklets, necklaces, and watches is available in white, rose and yellow gold at this, one of the King's Shops in Waikoloa. So come with a loaded wallet all set to splurge—everything here is worth the money, and simply exquisite! Review © 2007, Wcities |