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 Shopping Center With Personality |
505 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 2514 http://www.lahainarestaurants.com |
The way this shopping center looks from the street is deceptive. Once you're in, you'll realize that it is much larger than it looks. The great part is, none of the shops are even remotely cheesy. As one local employee put it, "You won't find any T-shirts or bad art." A fantastic little Internet cafe opens very early in the morning. Specialty shops such as Foreign Intrigue Imports and Lei Spa open around 10a. Dining choices include Pacific'O and Hecock's. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Popular island styles and brands |
275 Ka'ahumanu Ave (Ka'ahumanu Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 3159 |
Once upon a time this place was Mickey's & the Match, a favorite shopping spot for the local middle school set. Now it has acquired a new name and a new focus: the 18-40 year old tourist demographic. The merchandise really hasn't changed that much, though. As the teenage counter girl earnestly explains, "the tourists like their Aloha stuff." True, the Billabong shorts and Aloha shirts are mixed with suits and dresses. But still, the merchandise is far better suited to a beach than a boardroom. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Surf, swim, snorkel, shred |
602 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 4000 / +1 800 923 4004 http://www.travelhawaii.com/ma... |
Whether you want to surf or sail, run around or relax, this should be the very first place on your agenda. This establishment can book any kind of tour or lesson, as well as provide all the necessary gear. Featured activities include surfing lessons, Molokini cruises, snorkel equipment rental and more. With a convenient beachfront Lahaina location, this broker is impossible to miss. Should you see the distinctive activity truck, stop for a moment and see what activities appeal to you. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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South Maui's largest |
1280 S Kihei Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 5000 |
Opened by Bill and Jane Azeka nearly 50 years ago, this neighborhood shopping center has expanded through the years to include over 50 shops and restaurants. While tourists like to shop here, it is equally popular with locals. Shops include Tropical Tantrum and Crazy Shirts. There are several restaurants; favorites include The Coffee Store and A Pacific Cafe. A post office, gas station and various other services are also at hand. Credit card acceptance policy varies by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Hawaiian grown, Hawaiian attitude |
1941 S Kihei Rd (Kihei Kalama Villages) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 1950 http://www.badassmaui.com/ |
The legend of this company dates back to the early days of Hawaiian colonization, when some truly "bad" donkeys were used to haul backbreaking amounts of beans up and down the treacherous mountain trails. This establishment is not just a cafe. It is a souvenir store and retailer in its own right, offering an impressive selection of cigars, logo shirts, hats and of course, rich Kona blends. Stop in if you need to buy a gift for the folks back home, or if you just want a cup o' joe to get your day started right. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Colorful kites and windsocks |
120 Maunaloa Highway P.O. Box 10 Maui and Molokai, HI 96770 United States +1 808 552 2364 http://www.molokai.com/kites/ |
This unique shop creates a wide array of nylon kites and windsocks. These beautiful kites are superbly constructed from taffeta nylon and fiberglass frames. Designs include the "whale's tale," a dancing hula girl, a gorgeous butterfly and the stunning "happy dragon." Bring home a colorful windsock as a special gift. You can choose from several original designs. The Humuhumunukunukuapuaa (the koi, Hawaii's state fish) consists of bright blue, red, yellow, turquoise and black panels interwoven to create a five-foot long "fish." Many designs have symbolic significance, like the pineapple (hospitality) and Kahili rainbow feathers (good luck). The factory gives free tours and complimentary kite-flying lessons, too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lovely Island Prints |
275 Ka'ahumanu Ave (Ka'ahumanu Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 871 7002 http://www.blueginger.com |
Tropical fashions to outfit the entire family—literally—are sold here. Vivid, lovely batik prints are cut to fit children, women and men. Several pictures on the back wall show families, all dressed in exactly the same outfit, posing against a background of tropical palm trees. If you absolutely must do the matching-outfits thing, this is a very good place to look for them. Somehow, the clothes here can flatter men, women or messy toddlers. The store itself is a rainbow of color, drawing customers in from across the fairway. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Adorable Styles in Miniature |
2435 Ka'anapali Pkwy Whaler's Village Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5793 http://www.blueginger.com |
An extensive and colorful line of island-inspired children's clothes is sold at this Ka'anapali store. Most of the styles are floral print or batik, designed in Hawai'i but crafted in Bali. This unique clothing line has several retail outlets in the Hawaiian islands, but this is the only shop that specializes in children's sizes. The exterior of the shop is charming, with white lattice work around the windows. Stepping inside, you'll be no less charmed: Staff members are friendly and helpful, and the shop has a cozy, breezy atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Rental, retail, excursions |
5095 Napili Hau Road #108A (Napili Plaza, next to Subway) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 669 4949 / +1 808 669 4949 http://www.bossfrog.com |
With four stores on Maui, this company is very well known among Hawaiian divers. It provides everything from snorkel rental to dive certification and widely advertizes its competitive prices. The company offers guided excursions to top snorkel and dive spots, including Molokini and Lanai. The PADI certification course lasts three days and costs USD189. Study guides are available in nearly a dozen different languages, as is appropriate considering Hawaii's international appeal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Only the best |
815 Front Street Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 7008 http://www.chadwickhawaiijewel... |
This shop takes up a good-sized chunk of ocean view space on Front Street. It is next to the prestigious Lahaina Gallery, and one of the gallery's artists (who is also the manageress' husband) paints the promotional postcards. Top-of-the-line timepiece and accessory lines are sold here, among them Rolex, Patek Phillipe, Cartier and Breitling. The jewelry selection is also impressive, featuring minimalist futuristic designs by Honora. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Fine Leather |
2435 Ka'anapali Pkwy, Bldg L-4 (Whaler's Village Shopping Ctr) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 0399 http://www.coach.com |
The Coach shop has a soothing atmosphere compared to many of the other designer boutiques in Whaler's Village. The interior is decorated in warm earth tones, and sales people are friendly and helpful. The shop itself is fairly small, apparently not sharing its fashionable neighbors' opinion that designer boutiques should look like vast, cold museums of modern art. You'll find a decent selection of bags, watches and jewelry by the famous designer. As with all such shops, prices are high, but so is the quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old Concept, New Twists |
658 Front St (Lahaina Wharf) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 4712 http://www.crazyshirts.com |
When you visit this place, you'll be shocked at all the outlandish dyes that can be used on one simple T-shirt. Shirts are dyed with all manner of strange things: Kona coffee, beer and (of all things) money are among them. You won't believe it until you see it. Even after seeing it you may not believe it; lots of the shirts look fairly normal. A second store is located two blocks away at 865 Front Street and there are four other locations throughout Maui. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hawaiian prints and watercolors |
P.O. Box 1365 Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5725 |
This is the private design studio of Julie Patten, a Moloka'i artist who specializes in kapa designs. Ms. Patten works in several media, including watercolors and quilt design. She also creates glassworks, gift cards and a number of other items. She opens her studio to the public for pre-arranged tours. The studio is located just outside of Kaunakakai, overlooking the Au'au Channel. A guesthouse in the back is sometimes rented out to visitors seeking a quiet getaway. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 One of Maui's best |
2435 Ka'anapali Parkway (Whalers Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5115 http://www.dolphingalleries.com |
With three locations on Maui, the Dolphin Galleries feature one of the island's most exclusive art and jewelry collections. Jewelry lines such as the Hawaiian-inspired, locally fashioned Petroglyph Collection are available at this Whalers Village branch of the gallery. Sculpture and painting collections are on display at the art gallery, also found at Whalers Village. Many of the jewelry designs and diverse works of art are offered exclusively through Dolphin Galleries. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Downhill biking from Haleakala |
689A Onipaa Place Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 573 1278 / +1 800 706 7700 http://www.mauibiking.com |
Imagine riding a seemingly endless, gentle, downhill slope...fast! Riders travel ever-so-comfortably up the road to the crater in vans, but coming down, they ride in single file with experienced guides at the front and rear of the line. This is a safe, enjoyable way to tour the Haleakala Crater, one of Maui's main attractions.Call for further details and reservations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Largest grocery store on the island |
90 Ala Malama Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5615 |
The benches outside this downtown grocery store seem to be a local hangout. It starts around 8:30a, when a few old men gather to shoot the breeze. By noon, the crowd usually expands to include a few employees from the store and neighboring businesses. The store itself is large, busy and decently stocked. While it's only half the size of a mainland grocery store, it has all the necessary items, just less quantity. A bulletin board up front advertises events, services and items for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Island Paradise Shopping |
Front Street (primarily near the Lahainaluna Road intersection) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States |
Historic Front Street is the main drag in Lahaina, West Maui. It runs along the shoreline, overlooking the ocean. The buildings along the road are reminiscent of Disneyland's Main Street, with colorful wooden buildings perched atop the sandy beach. You can find almost anything you would want or need here. Looking for jewelry? Original Maui Divers is your best bet. Souvenir junkies would do well to browse the super-sized Hilo Hattie's for a unique trinket. Art galleries are prevalent here, and at Simon-Jon Gallery you can purchase some island flair to brighten up your home. For shopping with a more sophisticated air, 505 Front Street is on a quieter stretch of Front Street, and home to many upscale boutiques and acclaimed restaurants. A stroll along Front Street is a pleasant way to spend the day in between catching that next wave. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Geckos galore - and more! |
2435 Ka'anapali Parkway (Whalers Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 1114 |
For the uninitiated: Geckoes are the tiny, bright green lizards that can be spotted all over Hawai'i, both indoors and out of doors. No one ever tries to harm a gecko, since they are thought to bring good luck. They have become one of the symbols of Hawaiian pop culture, almost as ubiquitous as puka shell necklaces. This silly store is dedicated to the gecko. Two human-sized gecko figurines are at the door. Inside, the shelves are filled with a ka-jillion gecko-imprinted souvenirs. Grass skirts and plant sticks (sans gecko) are also for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fishing supply |
301 Ala Malama next to Kaunakakai Post Office Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5980 |
The island's main supplier of fishing equipment and tackle, this store caters to a very specific clientele. Anyone needing fishing supplies must make a stop here. In addition to fishing equipment, Guy's carries an assortment of hardware and homewares. Paint, tools and other home improvement necessities are available. The store is one of three places on the island that carries Hawaii Boats and Yachts, a popular island boating publication. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unguided Tours Down the Crater |
810 Haiku Rd (meets at the Haiku Marketplace) Maui and Molokai, HI 96708 United States +1 808 575 9575 / +1 888 922 2453 http://www.bikemaui.com |
This company lets adventurers create a trip. With four options to choose from, you tailor your own excursion to your tastes. Provide your own transportation up the mighty Haleakala Crater (bike racks will be supplied), and you can ride down the crater at your leisure for a fee. Or, ride up in the courtesy van and get the "sunrise special," which includes a tour of Haleakala National Park. No guides—you are on your own. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surf Shorts & Boards |
69 Hana Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 8999 |
Clothing and surf gear are sold at this Paia Town store, which caters to the international windsurf contingent. The apparel mostly follows the upscale hippy styling that's so popular in Pai'ia; you'll see a wide selection of Aloha shirts, surf shorts, flowered dresses and flirty swimsuits. While a large part of business is derived from the sale and rental of surf equipment, you'd never know it to look. The boards are somehow hidden away, while the other equipment is tucked neatly into one corner of the store. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sundries, Souvenirs, Food & Drink |
1 Mill Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96713 United States +1 808 248 8261 |
If possible, this place seems to attract more tourists than the Hasegawa General Store. It draws them in with an assortment of souvenirs such as T-shirts, hats and the like. Of course, plenty of necessities and sundries are also for sale, including toiletries, snack food and liquor. The selection of candy is impressive: this store has li hing mui in dozens of different varieties. It also rents out newly released videos. The atmosphere is hectic and somewhat confused. The staff stays safely behind the counter as much as possible. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Necessities & accessories priced sky-high |
5165 Hana Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96713 United States +1 808 248 8231 |
Truthfully, this store is nothing special. But that fact does not in the least diminish its status as one of Hana's top tourist stops. Of course, the fact that it is one of only two places within 20 miles that sells little necessities such as potato chips, camera film and Kleenex definitely adds to the allure. The store is also quite the meeting spot for Hana residents. It is easy to spot them: look for the ones hanging out in the aisles for 20-minute stretches, chit-chatting about kids, work and the state of the surf on nearby beaches. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Headwear for All Occasions |
1221 Honoapiilani Hwy (Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5999 |
The name says it all. This Lahaina Cannery Mall boutique features hats, hats and more hats. Whether you're in the market for a Panama hat, a costume-style theme hat or a standard straw hat, you'll find it here. The merchandise is dominated by the straw variety, which make popular head coverings at the beach. You'll find a selection of bags mixed in with the hats; some matched sets are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hawaiian Moons Natural Foods |
2411 S Kihei Rd Kihei, HI 96753 United States +1 808 875 4356 www.hawaiianmoons.com |
Is marinated tofu with baby greens your idea of the perfect lunch? If so, this is your kind of grocery store. It is located on the jam-packed South Kihei strip and caters to health-conscious people of all kinds. The food is organic and delicious, with a variety of deli and grocery items available. It makes a great place to stop for lunch. Build your own salad and sit outside in the Maui sunshine to enjoy it. This is a favorite of health-conscious denizens of South Maui. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cool Cars, Killer Bikes |
196 Lahaina Luna Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 662 4386 / +1 888 527 0075 http://www.hawaiianriders.com |
Something about Maui seems to bring out the wild adventurer in people, and this place is here to help. For the accountant who always wanted to ride a Harley or the city-dweller who dreams of cruising in a soft-top Jeep, this rental agency is the place to call. Scooters and mopeds are also available.Unlike many rental agencies, this company accepts cash deposits and rents to people under age 25. A motorcycle license is required to take out a Harley. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Natural Fibers |
16 Baldwin Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 8880 / +1 800 716 3552 http://www.hemphousemaui.com |
This sizeable store promotes one of the world's most useful and controversial plants. It's spacious and upscale; its merchandise ranges from utilitarian to educational to flat-out comical. Bath and body products are made of hemp; T-shirts and backpacks simply bear the symbol of it. Informational flyers are available; just ask the friendly staff. This is the kind of store that appeals to a wide cross-section of consumers, from European tourists to Baby Boomers from Northern California. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish gifts and jewelry |
658 Front St, #146 (Wharf Cinema Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 0778 |
At this upscale boutique you'll find eel skin products, designer leather wallets and handbags, exquisite jewelry, and a wide range of other high quality gift items and accessories. The friendly Japanese-speaking staff will gladly assist you in purchasing the right gift for that special person. This boutique is located in the Wharf Cinema Center, one of the most charming shopping centers on busy Front Street. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous Souvenir, Clothing Shop |
900 Front St, Bldg D Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 7911 http://www.hilohattie.com |
While it's hard to name Maui's most popular store, this place is definitely in the running. The place is enormous, taking up as much space as a department store. A girl at the front door greets each new customer with a free shell lei. Every conceivable style of Aloha shirt, muumuu, sundress, grass skirt, and other tropical apparel item is for sale here. This is also a good place to stock up on macadamia nuts, Kona coffee, seashells, and any other souvenir that you promised you'd bring to the folks back home. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Surf Apparel Supplier |
2435 Kaanapali Pkwy, E1 Kaanapali Beach Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5455 http://www.honoluasurf.com/ |
Named in honor of Honolua Bay, one of Maui's best surf spots and the site of the annual "Legends" competition, this shop sells high-quality surf wear and gear for men and women. In classic Hawaiian fashion, it promotes surfing as a lifestyle as well as a sport. It provides updates on current events in the surfing world, and is a good place to ask about weather conditions or prime surf spots. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Apparel and homewares |
81 Ala Malama Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5615 |
Bolts of fabric are as prevalent as factory-made garments at this local clothing store. The clothes are authentic Hawaiian: aloha shirts, muumuus and more. Little tiny baby muumuus and aloha shirts are also on display. Women's shoes dominate the racks at the entrance to the store. Besides clothing, the store sells a variety of other house and homewares, ranging from flatware to calendars to ukuleles. Quite a bit of hardware is displayed in the back. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Offering a variety of souvenirs |
Ala Malama P.O. Box 828 Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5734 |
This attractive gift shop is located next to the town grocery store. A new-ish paint job and a decent window display sets it apart from most of the neighboring stores. The wares are standard for any island souvenir store. You'll find T-shirts, straw hats, casual resort wear, woven baskets and gift cards. When in doubt about what to buy, go for one of the Aloha shirts. They're more authentic than most of the styles found in Honolulu or Maui, and you'll see local men in them every day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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West Maui Shopping & Dining |
4405 Honoapi'ilani Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 669 9669 http://www.kahanagateway.com |
While this shopping center is too far west to boast proximity to many tourists or even South Maui residents, it contains a number of shopping and dining options that are well worth the drive. The Fishing & Game Brewing Company and Rotisserie and Roy's Kahana Bar & Grill are two great restaurants. Art galleries, clothing retailers and many other kinds of specialty shops are at the restaurant. Store hours and credit card acceptance policies vary by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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More than baked goodies |
79 Ala Malama St (Downtown) Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5855 |
If you love the smell of fresh bread and pastries baking, visit this historic venue. The bakery, founded in 1922 by Fred and Shigeo Kanemitsu, was originally based in a shack in Manila Camp. After moving to the downtown location in 1931, the operation expanded to include a cafe. A huge old-fashioned gumball machine adorns the bakery area. The spacious but plain dining room has peeling linoleum floors, Formica tables and no windows. The food is inexpensive and satsifying. A full American-style breakfast costs around USD5.50. Lunch fare includes burgers, sandwiches, salads and local plate lunches. Cash only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local Shops & Services |
300 Ohukai Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States |
This place is much larger than it might seem at first. It's not easy to find; one must drive down Ohukai Road past the cluster of white stucco buildings that is the Gateway Center. The first visible part of the Commercial Center is Kihei Self Storage. Next to come into view is the center itself. Comprised of auto- body shops, wholesalers, financial services and other glamourless but necessary businesses, the center is a mainstay of Kihei business. It pays to know about the retail businesses here. Places such as Kihei Wine and Spirits, Maui Blooms and Second Chance Furniture offer desirable merchandise at prices much more reasonable than those of their downtown neighbors. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local Commercial Spot |
357-380 Huku Li'i Place Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States |
It's easy to confuse this center with the Kihei Commercial Center, also located off the Pi'ilani Highway in South Kihei. The store at this center that gets the most traffic is probably Maui Clothing Outlet. Its two sister stores, Footprints and Aloha Gifts, also get plenty of business. Other stores include Maui Golf, Hawaiian Interiorz and Hula Girl. There is always a restaurant/cafe in the space just behind the 76 Station; at present it is South Shore Grindz. A number of business and personal services are also in the center. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local Crafts, Cheap Eateries |
1941 S Kihei Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 6610 |
Aesthetically a notch above its across-the-street neighbor the Aloha Marketplace, this bazaar sells local arts, crafts and gift items. A number of local artisans and vendors have booths in the open-air market, while specific business such as Jabooka Jooce and Alexander's Fish & Chips are clustered around the bazaar area. A sunny outdoor patio in the center is the perfect spot for an informal meal. It is fairly easy to spot this place; it looks like a gigantic warehouse with no front doors. Credit card acceptance policy and hours of operation vary by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restaurants, Shops & More |
1881 S Kihei Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 4799 |
Located on a heavily trafficked section of South Kihei Road, this shopping center has a few major businesses. Foremost among them are Foodland, one of Maui's favorite grocery stores, and Chuck's Steakhouse, a large, busy, family-style eatery. A few specialty stores are also located here. The Rainbow Attic is a popular second-hand clothing store, known for its low-priced designer consignments. Diver's Locker rents and sells pro snorkel and dive equipment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mellow Neighborhood Mall |
1819 S Kihei Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States |
It has been around for ages, but this mall seems to be going through a hibernation period. (As any retailer will tell you, this is normal for a Maui mall.) Currently it is home to a few restaurants, notably Coconut's Bakery & Cafe and Thailand Cuisine. Longtime clients Waldenbooks and the Kukui Theaters remain, while the opening of a new bank may signal the beginning of a commercial spurt for this sleepy little mall. If not, well, it is still the only place in South Kihei to catch a movie. Note: Credit card acceptance policy varies by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous pesto |
Off main highway at Kualapu'u P.O. Box 223 Maui and Molokai, HI 96757 United States +1 808 567 6518 |
Since 1982, this farm has been whipping up batches of Macadamia Nut Pesto Sauce, an island favorite. Interestingly, although the herbs in the pesto are grown on Moloka'i, the nuts come from the Big Island. This does not in any way diminish the sauce's popularity or authenticity. It's available in most major grocery stores throughout Hawai'i, but it can also be frozen and shipped. Kumu Farms also grows and sells papaya and herbs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Handmade Gifts & More |
658 Front St (Wharf Cinema Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 5008 |
This gift boutique sells a fascinating variety of products. It is a great place to look for birthday gifts or souvenirs, as well as a fun store for browsing. You'll find imaginative mobiles, melodious chimes, unusual magnets, colorful picture books, perfumes, many "handmade in Maui" items and heaps of jewelry. It ranges from good-quality gold and silver pieces to gaudy costume pieces. The shop contains gifts for all ages at reasonable prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Little Gifts from the Islands |
1279 S Kihei Rd #310 (in Azeka II) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 879 7400 |
Located in Azeka II, this place sells small, inexpensive trinkets and gifts, many of them made from local shells. Wind chimes of all different sizes, varieties and colors create a pleasant soundscape. Coasters, necklaces, home accents and an assortment of other delicate items are displayed. The attitude of this store is illustrated by two different signs. The first one reads, "Open Hours Subject to Maui Time." The second one says, "Sandy feet? Food? Drink? No problem...Come in and enjoy yourself." Only on the islands... Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Former Pineapple Cannery |
1221 Honoapiilani Highway Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5304 http://www.lahainacannerymall.com |
Located in historic Lahaina Town, this former cannery has an authentic Island flavor but is home to a number of chain stores as well. It is the only fully enclosed shopping center on the island and features more than 50 shops and eateries. Live entertainment is showcased weekly in the center of the mall. Shops include a plethora of Island originals including Serendipity, Maui WaterWear, Longs Drugs Store and Hawaiian Island Gems. Grab a drink and dinner at Sir Wilfred's Coffee or Compadres Mexican Bar & Grill. Credit card acceptance varies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Where Front Street Begins |
900 Front Street Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States http://lahainacenter.com/ |
Across the street from the Old Lahaina Center sits the sparkling new Lahaina Center. A variety of shops can be found here, including Banana Republic, Coral White, Hilo Hattie's, Maui Tees Outlet, Shoe Fetish, Wet Seal, and Island Swimwear. There is also a hair salon, yoga center, an ABC store (groceries and convenience items), and numerous art galleries. The center also houses Hale Kahiko (Hawaiian for "ancient house"), a replica of a portion of a Hawaiian village. It's free to the public, and is open daily from 9a-6p. Every Wednesday at 2:30 pm and Friday at 3:30 pm Hale Kahiko offers children's hula shows. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Crafts, snacks...relax |
121 Lahainaluna Rd (off Front St) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 2636 |
While it can't really be called a shopping center, this place is definitely a few steps up from the standard crafts bazaar. Fully half the merchants have their own store, and things are more sedate than at Kihei's Aloha Market. All manner of wood carvings, ornaments, jewelry and other souvenir items are on sale. A few high-class art galleries are in the back. Three informal eateries are in the center courtyard, and the tables that they share seem to be constantly crowded with shoppers taking a load off. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Antique maps, Hawaiian prints |
1013 Limahana Pl Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 7843 / +1 800 669 7843 http://www.printsellers.com |
With three galleries, a 4,000-square-foot workshop and an online store, this is Maui's premiere source of antique engravings and maps. In addition, the retailer offers a unique collection of classic Hawaiian artworks, either reproduced or recreated by renowned artists. Husband and wife duo Charlene and Alan Walker began the business in 1978, and have traveled the world searching for engravings and maps ever since that time. Their workshop is housed in a historic building in Lahaina; the three retail stores are located in Maui's top tourist destinations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicate Handmade Art |
2435 Ka'anapali Pkwy (Whaler's Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 4223 http://www.lahainascrimshaw.net |
Amidst the designer boutiques and jewelry retailers in ritzy Whaler's Village, it's nice to see such an impressive selection of rare and region-specific art. Scrimshaw is an ancient sailor's art. Images are drawn onto tiny, delicate pieces of ivory using India ink. It's uncommon to find any of it these days, but this store has plenty. It features the work of several different scrimshaw artists, many of them from Hawai'i. Portraits and bios of the artists are displayed alongside their works. Other gift items are also for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Aloha Wear |
1221 Honoapiilani Hwy (Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5175 |
If you're looking for something brightly colored and airy to wear during your stay on Maui, or if you want something to take home, stop by and check out the extensive collection of island-style clothing at this tiny store. Sort through the racks of muumuus, Aloha shirts and sundresses. The balmy breezes and the background strumming of a ukulele will inspire you to trade your jeans and tees for something a little more tropical. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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All About the Ice Cream |
693 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 3310 http://www.lahainagrill.com/la... |
Walter Lappert is a Hawai'i legend. He began a tiny ice cream business upon retiring in Hawai'i in the early 80s. That tiny business quickly exploded; at this point, it has locations all over Hawai'i. Your nose will recognize this place before your eyes spot it. The scent of the fresh-baked waffle cones wafts out of the store and drifts dozens of feet away. Inside, choose from several varieties of decadent, outrageously high-butterfat ice cream. A few outdoor tables are available, most people choose to walk with their cones. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surfwear & Gear for Locals |
55 Ka'ahumanu Ave, Ste E (across from Maui Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 877 3484 http://www.lightningboltmaui.com |
It is easy to miss this locals-only surf shop. The location, on busy Ka'ahumanu Avenue in the Old Kahului Store, is central, but the traffic is difficult to navigate. Still, surfers may find it worthwhile, since the selection of high-quality boards, apparel and accessories is perhaps the best on Maui. Prices are also better--always a perk. Longboards and shortboards by Patagonia, Stewart, Surf Tech and the house brand, Lightning Bolt, are for sale. Swimwear and aloha shirts are also available. Boards can be rented for the day or week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous Name in Surf Apparel |
1295 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 7873 http://www.localmotionhawaii.com |
Located across the street from the Lahaina Cannery Mall, this surf shop is just far enough removed from the Front Street strip to deter most tourists from visiting. Instead, the customers seem to be primarily locals or relocated mainlanders, wandering in after a morning of surfing or before an afternoon of it.In addition to swimsuits, surf shorts, aloha shirts and other apparel items, the store does big business in surf and boogie boards. Indeed, half the floor space is taken up by boards and other surf equipment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Convenience store-cum-pharmacy |
1221 Honoapiilani Highway Lahaina Cannery Mall Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 4390 (Pharmacy) / +1 808 667 4384 (Store) http://www.longs.com/ |
This convenience store-cum-pharmacy is located within Lahaina Cannery Mall. You can buy your sandals, general merchandise, cameras and even wine bottles here. Services such as photo developing are also offered at the Aladdin Digital Photo Center located within the premises. The store is open till midnight every day, while the pharmacy closes a few hours before the store. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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World-Famous Designer |
2435 Ka'anapali Parkway (Whaler's Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 6114 http://www.vuitton.com |
Expansive and polished to perfection, this Whaler's Village boutique is a mini-museum devoted to all things Vuitton. You'll find the newest collections of handbags, wallets, luggage and shoes inside, as well as a limited line of clothing. If you are familiar with the upscale atmosphere found in designer shops, you'll be comfortable here. Otherwise, a boutique like this one can be somewhat intimidating. If you don't feel up to out-glamming the sales force, you can always content yourself with window shopping. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming new shopping center |
300 Ma'alaea Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96793 United States +1 808 244 4500 |
After a slow start, this pretty little shopping center seems to have finally attracted some notice among the tourist contingent. The main attraction is the Maui Ocean Center, the only thing the island has that even remotely resembles a zoo or aquarium. However, plenty of other shops and restaurants are filling up the other spaces, albeit not rapidly.You can now find Maui Dive Shop, Hula Cookies and Ice Cream, and Moonbow Tropics in the center. There are several dynamite restaurants, including newbie Capische!, sophisticated Bamboo Bistro and old favorite Buzz's. Credit card acceptance varies by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Island Couture |
505 Front Street Lahaina Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 662 0696 http://www.maggiecoulombe.com/ |
Maggie Coulombe's cutting-edge fashions have the style of SoHo and the heat of the Islands. The designs here are unique and definitely worth a look, even if you don't buy. Don't miss the Tahitian pearls, which come in amazing hues of gold, blue, black, brown and violet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eastern Art & Clothing |
29 Baldwin Avenue Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 9099 http://www.mandalahomes.net |
Clothing from India, silk scarves, hand-painted sarongs and more can be found in the front section of the store. Look on the shelves and you'll find a boggling array of accessories and ornaments, including wallets, journals, statues, oils and more. The merchandise is imported from India, Bali, Tibet and other exotic locations. The interior of the store is lovely, with wood floors and slatted ceilings. The back door leads to a shaded patio area surrounded by trees and adorned with Buddhist sculpture. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wearable art |
3655 Baldwin Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 572 6000 http://www.saccojewelry.com |
Jewelry designer David Sacco presides over his Upcountry Maui gallery, creating stunning custom designs that specifically meet the requirements of each lucky client. While his designs have earned comparisons to the greatest names in jewelry (Cartier being one), he is different than the jewelry giants for one main reason: His pieces are created with the buyer in mind. The jewelry is hand-crafted from gold, platinum and top-quality gemstones. The designs are distinctive and artistic and genuine showpieces. There is a second gallery at the new Shops at Wailea. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cut-Rate Clothes |
Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 888 699 6284 http://www.mauiclothingcompany... |
This place is a discount clothing store, featuring items that have been marked down for quick sale. Men's, women's and children's clothes are available. The styles are colorful and inexpensive. This is the kind of place you want to go if you forgot to pack beachwear or casual resort wear and you don't want to spend any real money. The staff is friendly and moderately helpful, although some of them are a bit on the quiet side. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Low Priced Favorite |
362 Huku Li'i Rd (Kihei Gateway Plaza) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 875 0308 |
The Maui Clothing sign can be seen from a half-mile down the Pi'ilani Highway. Sooner or later, curiosity is bound to get the best of even the busiest tourist or most uncurious local. Once that first visit is made, the low prices at this store are bound to "keep 'em coming back" The clothing here is of the sort that you see every day on locals and well-dressed tourists. Casual, fun and sporty, it's perfect for the beach or for casual events. Men's wear, women's wear, children's clothing and swimwear are all available. Mid-priced name brands are featured. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Maui Crafts Guild |
43 Hana Highway Paia, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 9697 http://www.mauicraftsguild.com/ |
Several local artists and craftsmen display their works here. That's nothing new; most of the galleries and stores on Maui feature some local artists. However, this place is characterized by its artists' cooperative spirit and a pledge to offer reasonable prices. Woodworks, ceramics, tablewares, home ornaments and clothing accessories are among the wide selection of items for sale. The merchandise varies from simple to ornate, but all of it features a distinctly Hawaiian style. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Maui's Largest Dive Gear Retailer |
1221 Honoapi'ilani Hwy, Ste B2 (Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5388 http://www.mauidiveshop.com |
There are six Maui Dive Shops located throughout the island of Maui, but the largest is in Lahaina. Aside from renting and selling scuba and snorkel gear and equipment, the shop leads excursions to various dive sites around the island of Maui. It also offers introductory and certification courses. The on-site activity desk sells a variety of different activities, from luau (plural same as single) to helicopter. Activity packages are offered. Popular excursions include Molokini/Turtle Town and the Lanai Two Tank Dive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Shopper's Delight |
12 Baldwin Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 9266 http://maui-girl.com |
High ceilings, fans and a straw-mat floor give this store a definite island feel. It's open and comfortable, which makes for easy browsing. There is a lot of floor space, and every bit of it is covered with merchandise. Bikinis, one-pieces, separates and cover-ups in every conceivable style are available. If you want something showy, you'll definitely find it. Frilly, sporty, flowered or plain, just take your pick. You can even have a suit custom-made. The local girls at the register are usually pretty cheery. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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South Maui Golf Gear Retailer |
357 Huku Li'i (Kihei Gateway Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 875 4653 / +1 800 981 5512 http://www.golf-maui.com |
This shop is located a few hundred yards back from the Pi'ilani Highway, in the quiet Kihei Gateway Center. It's a medium-sized shop, well stocked with all sorts of golf apparel and equipment. A wide selection of golf bags, clubs, shoes and so forth is available. The shop rents and sells golf gear. It also offers an equipment repair service. Tours, golf packages and daytrips can be booked at the activity desk. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stop, eat and shop |
93 Hana Highway Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 9345 |
Do not confuse this place with its namesake in Haiku. This market has a restaurant, cafe, ice-cream parlor and retail stores selling sundry items. If you are driving through town and need to grab a bite before you hit the highway to Hana, this is where you should go—there is no place to eat for many miles ahead. Popular and easily accessible, this market even sells souvenirs. Shop or eat? That is the question! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Showcasing local art |
3620 Baldwin Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 572 5194 http://www.mauihands.com |
There is no better place to shop for an authentic souvenir than this one. With locations in Kahului, Makawao and Paia, this small chain of stores is dedicated to giving local artists the chance to display and sell their work. Everything here is locally made, and nearly 200 artists are featured. Every imaginable medium is represented: sculpture, painting, tilework, woodwork, glass, jewelry and more. The galleries themselves are lovely and spacious, with knowledgeable and helpful salespeople. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small, Pretty, Portside |
70 E Kaahumanu Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 872 4318 http://www.mauimall.com |
Small, quiet and charming, this is much more of a neighborhood mall than neighboring Ka'ahumanu Center is. Locals come here to pick up new books, music or sundries. After a recent facelift, the mall is more appealing to the crowds of cruise ship passengers who visit weekly. Longs Drugs and Star Market are the two largest stores. Specialty shops include the Pet Shop and Tempo Music. There are a few eateries, including an International House of Pancakes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Shopping Center |
270 Dairy Rd Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 873 0400 |
The unveiling of this shopping center marked the beginning of a new era in Maui's commercial development - the era of the chain store invasion. While many people are depressed to see that mainland giants such as Borders and Starbucks have settled into this center, locals seem to be rather happy about it. Independent local merchants such as The Vault and Hawaiian Island Creations are interspersed with the chains, making for good browsing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Main valley isle hospital |
221 Mahalani St Maui and Molokai, HI 96793 United States +1 808 244 9056 http://www.mmmc.hhsc.org/ |
This state hospital has an emergency room, general in- and out-patient medical services, psychiatric care, 24-hour laboratory, etc. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Little bits for the home |
764 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 2292 |
More than 80 Hawaiian artists are represented on the shelves of this West Maui boutique. The products of their labor are varied, bright and charming. Dainty watercolors, silver jewelry, large maps of the islands, bright ceramics and tiny fountains are a few of the gift items that are on display. Hawaiian reggae CDs are for sale. One entire wall of the store displays fiber and pulp paintings by a featured artist. This is an excellent place to look for unique souvenirs or Maui memorabilia. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fanciful Souvenirs & Home Ornaments |
1221 Honoapi'ilani Hwy (Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 1131 http://www.lahainacannery.com |
The immediate impression one has upon entering this store is, "Wow! So much stuff!" Browsing around for a few minutes only strengthens the impression. Dolphins fashioned of mouth-blown glass, sea life ornaments by Wyland, bronze statuettes and porcelain ornaments are only a few of the items for sale. Giant ceramic fish and ornate mirrors hang on the walls. For the environmentally conscious, there are some very interesting sculptures made out of recycled material. This shop is a good place to pick up a few fanciful gifts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Tram tour and more |
1670 Honoapi'ilani Highway Maui and Molokai, HI 96793 United States +1 808 244 7643 http://www.mauitropicalplantat... |
Tour the tropical fields of Maui, where pineapples, coconuts and papaya flourish. A tram travels the property, with a narrator on hand to explain each sight. The tour lasts 40 minutes. It costs USD9.50 per adult, USD3 for children between the ages of 3-12. It can accommodate wheelchair-bound people, although it's best to call ahead of time so the tram driver can make preparations. Afterward, guests are invited to wander through the valley, enjoy fresh local food prepared in the Country Store, and pick up some souvenirs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Name-Brand Swimwear |
1221 Honoapi'ilani Highway, #B5 (Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 5542 http://www.mauiclothingcompany... |
Of Maui's innumerable swimsuit boutiques, there are several worth visiting. This store, located inside the Lahaina Cannery Mall, is one of them. It features high-quality swimwear appropriate for a variety of tastes. You'll find several known designer labels on the sales floor, including Ralph Lauren, Anne Cole and Nautica. The shop doesn't offer much in the way of frilly bikinis; the majority of suits are both sporty and trendy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Windsurfers' Extravaganza |
22 Hana Hwy (next to Maui Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 4816 / +1 800 872 0999 http://www.maui-windsurf.com/ |
For all your sailing or windsurfing needs, this is the place to go. It's got loads of the latest gear for rent, sale or exchange, and the knowledgeable staff will happily find the equipment that is right for you and your budget. The staff is also glad to share information about the hottest island sailboarding spots and current windsurfing conditions. Additionally, the shop can set you up with accommodations around the island. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Have a Whale of a Time |
South Kihei Road Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 249 8811 / +1 800 942 5311 http://www.greatmauiwhalefesti... |
'Save the Humpback Whale' is the mantra of this day's celebrations. Whale Day, part of the Whale Festival, attracts more than 8,000 visitors and residents with its all-day live entertainment and activities. In addition to the craft fair, environmental displays and food booths by popular Maui restaurants, Whale Day includes a Keiki carnival parade, Wild and Wonderful Whale Regatta, silent auction and educational activities for kids. Whale Day is a benefit for marine education programs for Maui's schoolchildren. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The only place in town |
200 Maunaloa Highway Maui and Molokai, HI 96770 United States +1 808 552 2346 |
Locals congregate on the sunny front porch of this downtown general store. The easiest way to distinguish it from the other green farmhouses with red trim along Maunaloa Highway is to look for a small crowd of relaxed-looking Hawaiians. This is the only place in Maunaloa that offers any kind of decent grocery shopping. Food, toiletries, sundries and hardware are for sale. The selection is decent, although with not as much variety as what can be found in Kauanakakai town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kaunakakai's oldest |
Ala Malama Street P. O. Box 69 Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5505 |
This establishment claims the distinction of being Molokai's oldest grocery store. It's located on the two-block segment of Ala Malama that comprises downtown Kaunakakai. It's near Friendly Market, an impudent upstart that is also the largest store in town. The store sells a variety of food, drinks and sundry items. Fresh fish and meat are in stock. A small supply of liquor is for sale (though not much; this is a religious island). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Clothing, equipment and activities |
P.O. Box 259 Maunaloa Maui and Molokai, HI 96770 United States +1 808 552 2681 / +1 808 552 2741 / +1 800 254 8871 (Toll Free) http://www.molokai.com/ |
Located on the main street in downtown Maunaloa near Moloka'i Lodge, this is the spot to shop for outdoor clothing and equipment. The store has a nice selection of rugged apparel, hats and casual sportswear, as well as local handcrafted items, Moloka'i coffee gifts and souvenirs. The Center also books all activities offered through the ranch, including mountain biking excursions, archery, sport clay shooting and family activities. An adjoining shop rents and repairs bicycles. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New shopping center |
110 Ala Malama Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States |
The town of Kaunakakai's only shopping center is small but modern. It is next to the American Savings Bank. The mall is new enough that even locals don't know where it is; they use ASB as a landmark. Stores include Kamakana Gallery and Haunani's Flowers. A chiropractic office is onsite, as is a popular deli and local restaurant. A bulletin board is out front, and many locals have already adopted the courtyard as a meeting and hangout spot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fins, poles, masks and more |
Ala Malama St P.O. Box 576 Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5926 http://www.molokaifishanddive.com |
Snorkel gear, fishing rods and boogie boards can be rented at this busy downtown shop that also offers a variety of island tours. From mountain biking and horseback riding to whale watching and snorkeling the Barrier Reef, their helpful staff will help you make the most of your island vacation. A wide selection of unique souvenirs made by the store staff is also for sale. The store is owned by Jim Brocker, the same man who owns the adjacent Molokai Island Creations. Mr. Brocker is a Molokai expert and the author of A Portrait of Molokai and The Lands of Father Damien. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Apparel, jewelry, lotions and trinkets |
Ala Malama Street P.O. Box 576 Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5926 |
It's easy to find this store because it's spacious and modern, unlike many of its sleepy-looking downtown neighbors. Located on the two-block strip of Kaunakakai that constitutes the center of town, the store gets plenty of foot traffic from tourists staying at the hotel or visiting by boat. The store sells resort and tropical fashions for women and children. Sarongs, swimsuits and hand-painted separates are for sale. Also available are skin products and jewelry. Other souvenirs can be found at its adjacent sister store, Molokai Fish & Dive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great selection, good service |
77 Ala Malama Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5009 |
Anyone who's looking for friendly spirits on the Friendly Isle will probably want to come to this store. It's pleasant, clean and upscale; closer to a wine shoppe than a liquor store. A wide selection of wines from around the world is available. Interestingly, only one Hawaiian winery, Maui's Tedeschi Vineyards, makes an appearance. American and Oriental snack items and candy are also sold. The owner looks like a mainlander but is as friendly as any local. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great Staff, Quality Merchandise |
300 Ma'alaea Rd, Ste 104 (Ma'alaea Harbor Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96793 United States +1 808 243 9577 http://www.moonbowtropics.com |
This location of Moonbow Tropics operates on the same philosophy as the other four stores, which are located in Paia Town: Offer quality merchandise by authentic, established manufacturers then back it up with a flawless presentation and a friendly, professional staff. It all works. This store is one of the most popular retailers in the brand-new Ma'alaea Harbor Village. The upscale resort-wear suits sophisticated island residents and in-the-know tourists: it's tropical yet still quite stylish. Everything from swimsuits to neckties is for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Jewelry for the fashionable crowd |
3750 Wailea Alanui Upper Level, The Shops at Wailea Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 891 8040 / +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 store. So come with a loaded wallet all set to splurge—everything here is worth the money, and simply exquisite! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy little shop |
21 Baldwin Avenue, Suite 21 Maui and Molokai, HI 96779-8607 United States +1 808 579 9805 |
This wholesale-cum-retail store sells trendy bohemian clothes, jewelry, accessories, furniture, stationery and souvenirs—phew! The prices are low and if you are lucky, you might catch a decorative item in a clearance sale. Come with a large shopping bag—you might end up buying a lot more than planned! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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East End general store |
Kamehameha Hwy (Route 450) 16 mile marker Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 558 8498 |
This is the last store on the East End. It's located far out on the road, three miles past the Wavecrest General Store. As befits a neighborhood store in a remote area, it sells everything from groceries to souvenirs to cigarettes and alcoholic beverages. This place also serves complete breakfasts and lunches at the counter, which makes East Enders very happy they don't have to go to Kaunakakai to eat a cafe lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Golf Gear Supplier |
255 Piikea Ave (Piilani Shopping Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 891 0886 http://www.nevadabobs.com |
There are many, many golf supply stores on Maui, and that's exactly why it's significant that Nevada Bob's has earned the reputation of being one of the island's best. It sells and rents a variety of name brand equipment, apparel and accessories. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Books & Videos |
834 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 1399 |
Although this is a new-ish store, it seems like it could be 100 years old. The shelves are stuffed with all kinds of second-hand literary treasures: westerns, romances, historical paperbacks, etc. The only new books are in the Hawaiiana section toward the front of the store. There is a sizable children's area, complete with miniature tables and chairs. Aside from doing a bang-up business in used books, the shop also specializes in pre-1950s film classics. More than 5,000 obscure videos can be rented. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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'Ulalena & Bubba Gump |
900 Front St (between Front and Wainee Sts) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 5758 http://lahainacenter.com |
This familiar landmark was revitalized by the construction of the Maui Myth & Magic Theater, home of the smash hit Ulalena. In other parts of the center, visitors to Maui can book excursions at Fantasy Islands Activities or purchase souvenirs at Maui Clothing Company. Locals swing by to pick up necessities at Foodland or the Lahaina Pharmacy. Popular family seafood spot Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. is also in this center, which is located in central Lahaina, just a block from the famous banyan tree. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stunning, Unique Island Jewelry |
640 Front St, Ste 2 Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 0988 |
Established in 1958, this shop is one of the oldest and most renowned jewelry dealers on the island of Maui. It is famous for its coral, pearl and shell jewelry, much of which is made locally. A wide array of coral jewelry separated by color (red, gold, pink, black) is on display. Black pearls are also commonly used. One of the most impressive displays is of Ni'ihau shell leis (dozens of strands of tiny shells, hand-strung on the Forbidden Isle); worth checking out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Vegetarian cafe and market |
33 Makaena Place (adjacent to Chevron Station) Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 3377 |
For vegetarians and anyone desiring healthy food, try this tiny cafe, located at the edge of downtown in a funky white tin shack with a bright green door. The vegetarian lunch bar serves many low-fat sandwiches, salads and burritos, as well as fresh juice drinks and smoothies. This is pretty much a takeout-only place. The adjoining health food store has a decent selection of bulk grains, beans, cereals, fresh local produce, juices, vitamins and supplements. Cash only. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Upcountry Goods, Upcountry Atmosphere |
2B Baldwin Ave (at Hana Hwy) Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 6388 |
The soothing atmosphere of this place is augmented by whirring fans and gently burbling fountains. Upon walking in, one can shake off the lethargy brought on by the humid Maui weather and get down to the serious business of shopping. All kinds of locally made merchandise is available, including hand-sewn quilts and lovely stained glass. The entire line of Paradise Fragrances is for sale. Among the more expensive items are the Ni'ihau shell leis, made on the Forbidden Isle out of hundreds of tiny shells hand-strung onto many strands. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 By the Tin Can Man |
70 E Ka'ahumanu Ave (Maui Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 8916 http://www.hawaiiweb.com/maui/... |
This interesting little museum/shop has a long history in Maui. For a while it was without a permanent home, but it finally settled at the Maui Mall. Paper airplanes, tin cans airplanes, and all kinds of memorabilia relating to airplanes are on display. The proprietor, known as the "Tin Can Man," has achieved some notoriety for his amazing skill at fashioning ornaments out of used cans. After taking a look at some of his spinners and bi-planes, you will think twice before you throw away another soda pop can. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great crafts and gift items |
120 Mauna Loa Maui and Molokai, HI 96770 United States +1 808 552 2364 |
This store is an extension of the local institution, Big Wind Kite Factory. It's a great store by any standards, and is one-of-a-kind in Molokai. Wind chimes, mobiles and windsocks hang from the front porch. Bronze statues and Balinese temple gongs are on display at the front of the store. Hawaiian quilts hang in the back. The shelves contain soap, coffee, lotion, island fragrances and more little gift items. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly family business growing nuts |
Lihi Pali Rd (P. O. Box 84) Maui and Molokai, HI 96729 United States +1 808 567 6601 http://www.molokai.com/eatnuts/ |
Macadamia nut trees are not native to Hawaii, but were brought here in the late 1800s from Australia. Originally a one-acre grove of 50 trees planted in the 1920s, this farm has expanded to become a working enterprise involving Tuddie, Kammy and the entire Purdy family. All products are natural and free of preservatives and can be purchased at the farm. Selections include raw or roasted nuts and macadamia nut honey. Free tours daily include complimentary tasting and recipes. Located off Highway 481 north of the airport. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Tom Eppenberger Jr. |
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Maui's Biggest & Best |
275 W Ka'ahumanu Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 3369 http://www.queenkaahumanucente... |
Both levels of this popular shopping mall are filled with boutiques, specialty shops and restaurants. Local entertainment is featured regularly on the main stage, and Maui's largest movie theater is on the top floor. The food court features favorite chains and local stands. Shops include Forever 21, Tempo Music, Tropical Tantrum and Shapers. Hawaii's largest department store, Liberty House, and favorite Japanese department store, Shirokiya, are also found here. Koho, on the bottom floor near Bank of Hawai'i, is a popular breakfast spot. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A seemingly unlikely eatery |
20 Maunaloa Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 3214 |
As much as mainland sensibilities may rebel against the idea of shopping and dining at a gas station quick-stop, it's quite normal on Molokai. Thanks to the lack of gas stations (and restaurants!) on the island, this place is a veritable hot spot. It is listed on all the tourist information sheets (not to mention the Visitor's Association registry) as a store and an eatery. Hot and cold snacks, sundries and toiletries may be purchased at the store. A thriving auto body shop operates out of the back. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wearable island art |
3669 Baldwin Ave (across from Komoda's Bakery) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 572 8931 / +1 800 747 3383 http://www.sreeve.com |
Local artist Sherri Reeve is known for her vivid watercolors depicting Hawaiian marine life. Original paintings, prints, gift cards and even designer T-shirts are available in her Upcountry store. Sherri's work can be seen in various other galleries and shops, but this store has the widest selection by far. Brightly colored yet somehow gentle, her style is very different from most local artists'. It focuses on simple beauty rather than hyper-color surrealism. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Stylish Footgear For All Occasions |
2435 Ka'anapali Pkwy (Whaler's Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 5330 http://www.sandaltree.com |
While the name conjures up images of branches laden with flip-flops and slingbacks, the only tree in this store is on the ceiling. It's very pretty actually, made of shiny glass overlaid with etchings of tree branches. The merchandise is all for women. It's by turns showy and elegant, but all the styles look delicate and pricey. Styles feature leather, rhinestones and satin trim, among other things. Since this is Hawaii there are plenty of flip-flops on display, although most of them look too frivolous for beachwear. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Reasonable Rates, Central Location |
2500 Honoapi'ilani Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96793 United States +1 808 242 4653 |
Reasonable rates for a Maui golf course? It is possible to find, especially on Tuesdays and Thursdays here. Centrally located just outside of Wailuku at the foot of the West Maui Mountains, this golf course boasts gorgeous views and a difficult (but not impossible) par-72 course. There is an on-site clubhouse. Call to reserve a tee time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Unique Gemstones |
505 Front St Ste 124 Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 0880 |
Unique jewelry designs, both locally crafted and imported, are sold at this store. Featured designers include Vergano and Michael Melikian. Both the local and the imported pieces are stunning and perfectly crafted with the highest quality. Settings are made of platinum or 18-karat gold. The staff is extremely friendly and laid-back, far different from jewelers on the mainland. The store has a pet parrot named Mango. He is an extremely vocal bird, but he only speaks to women, and only on special occasions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surf & Windsurf Gear |
111 Hana Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 7467 / +1 800 936 7787 http://www.maui.net/~secwind/ |
This shop stocks state-of the-art equipment for surfers and windsurfers. It is stocked with more than 200 windsurf sails and 150 boards. Its "rent-to-own" program allows you to apply 50 percent of a week's rental cost to the purchase price of a new board or sail. Rental rates start at $44 per day and $259 per week (complete windsurfing equipment with 2 sails). Rental surfboards include short boards, long boards and mini tankers. Boards rent for $20 per day, $110 per week. A large selection of used equipment is for sale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Elegant Aloha Wear Sold Here |
1945 South Kihei Road (Kihei Kalama Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 874 8471 http://www.serendipitymaui.com |
Anyone who thinks that Aloha wear has to be cheesy should stop by this store for an attitude adjustment. Beautiful batik prints and striking silver jewelry adorn the mannequins and the shelves. The clothes are made in Bali for the most part, out of natural rayon made from tree fiber. The clothes are perfect for the tropics: the bright colors go along with the sunny atmosphere, while the unique fabric allows the air to circulate and cool off the wearer. Two seven-foot-tall wooden cats guard the store from one side, while two equally tall giraffes man the door on the other side. These interesting carved creatures also hail from Bali. They are made of bielalau wood; yes, they are for sale, and yes, they are expensive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surfin' style |
275 Ka'ahumanu Ave (Queen Ka'ahumanu Center) Maui and Molokai, HI 96732 United States +1 808 877 7873 |
While its service leaves something to be desired, this store has good merchandise. Women's fashions tend to be styled for juniors and 20-somethings, but the men's selection can accommodate all ages. Stylish Aloha shirts, authentic surfer-style T-shirts and designer-name board shorts are in stock. Sandals, sunglasses and other accessories are also sold. If you're heading to Makena Beach for the day and don't want to be spotted as a tourist, this is a good place to outfit yourself. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Windsurfer Shopping Spot |
137 Hana Hwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 8484 / +1 800 525 6780 http://www.simmerhawaii.com |
This pleasant store is frequented by the hundreds of windsurfers that hang out at famous Ho'okipa beach nearby. It carries typical windsurfer clothes. The styles are sporty, casual and somewhat flattering. The togs are perfect for people who follow the wind around the world. A wide range of windsurfing gear is available in the back. Keep in mind though, that even though the apparel might look casual and somewhat retro, most of it is on the pricey side. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local Art & Crafts |
1221 Honoapiilani Hwy, B-6 (Lahaina Cannery Mall) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 4088 |
Located inside the Lahaina Cannery Mall, this is one of many fine art galleries located on the island of Maui. It sells island art in a variety of styles and media. Pick up a Hawaiian art print; it adds a South Sea flavor to any mainland room. Wooden carvings, bowls and jewelry boxes are also displayed, along with a selection of varied home decorations. Add a bit of island flair to the living room at home for a reasonable amount of money. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Want ink? |
626, Front Street Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 8531 http://www.skindeeptattoo.com/ |
Established in 1976, Skin Deep Tattoo is officially the oldest tattoo parlor in Hawaii. And it's not surprising. The artists who work here are thorough professionals, many of them having won awards in international competitions. As per law, they are all licensed by the State of Hawaii, which attests to the fact that the individual and the premises are sterile. It's also the official and only Skin Deep Tattoo, so do check their website for other parlors with the same name. They explicitly state they know none of those and are not affiliated to any, nor recommend them. Skin Deep Tattoo, Maui., there's pride in getting inked here! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Real Deal |
1217 Front Street Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 4421 http://www.snorkelbob.com |
This is one retail business that's all about island attitude. It provides an entertaining combination of professionalism and playfulness: The shop walls are covered in bizarre cartoon strips and news clippings, along with quotes from the esteemed Snorkel Bob himself. You'll find some of the best snorkel gear here, including prescription (Rx) masks. A variety of tours are available through the shop, so ask about luaus, cruises and dive trips, if you're interested. There are two other locations in Kihei and one in Napili. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For Dead-Heads and Gourmands |
1215 S Kihei Road Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 874 3779 http://boverman.com/stella_blues/ |
The hippie theme of this restaurant is somewhat deceiving. It has a lot more to offer than Grateful Dead posters and sprout sandwiches (though it has those, too). Located on the northern end of South Kihei Road, it offers high-quality organic food at prices that may seem high but are actually reasonable by Maui standards. Everything here is fresh and organically grown; meat is hormone- and antibiotic-free. Try the Banana Macadamia Nut Pancakes for breakfast. This is also a good place to enjoy a cup of coffee and dessert. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming sidewalk cafe |
640 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 6776 http://www.swisscafe.net/ |
In spite of its location right along the main drag of Front Street, this place is hidden from most pedestrian traffic, thanks to the activity center directly in front of it. Customers kick back on the outdoor patio beneath the trees. The menu features a variety of delicious sandwiches, pizzas and smoothies, along with other options. The Cafe also offers ADSL Internet access for only 15 cents a minute. Have lunch (or breakfast), rest your feet and check your email, all at the same place! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Little sundry store |
Ala Malama P. O. Box 1890 Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 553 5442 |
This un-prepossessing store sells snacks, drinks and sundries. It's the kind of store that's two-to-a-block in any major U.S. city, but on Molokai, there's about two in the town. Stop in if you want to buy chips, soda, cigarettes or cookies but don't want to cope with the lines and aisles of Friendly Market Center down the street. It takes about 30 seconds to look around the store and another 30 seconds to make a purchase and exit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Want a Muffin? |
991 C Limehana Pl Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 9062 |
When you get the hankering for a croissant, a blueberry muffin or a cup of coffee, wander over to this long-time Lahaina favorite. Some of the most delicious baked goods on the island are served for reasonably low prices. Lunch fare includes all of the above, plus homemade soup and hearty sandwiches on fresh-out-of-the-oven bread. This place opens early and closes early, so it is a good bet for early birds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A Goddess Boutique |
23 Baldwin Ave Maui and Molokai, HI 96779 United States +1 808 579 6360 http://www.mauienchantress.com |
Female-owned and operated, this boutique offers a variety of beautiful and romantic clothing and accessories intended to bring out the feminine side in every woman.The front of the shop is primarily devoted to clothing: hand-painted Chinese silk shawls, flowing gowns (by Advantageous of New Zealand) and a selection of unique, locally made lingerie. Toward the back you'll find beauty products, essential oils and home accents. If you don't see exactly what you want, talk to the staff about custom styling and design. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exclusive & Sophisticated |
3750 Wailea Alanui Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 891 6770 http://www.shopsatwailea.com |
Located in one of Maui's most exclusive resort districts, this shopping center provides excellent browsing for upscale tourists. It is located next to the world-famous Grand Wailea, within walking distance of a handful of five-star resorts. The center caters toward the many wealthy, sophisticated tourists who visit Wailea each year. Retailers include Na Hoku, Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu. Several Hawaiian specialty shops are also on the premises. Longhi's and East Wing Cafe are two of the onsite restaurants. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Famous jewelers |
2435 Kaanapali Parkway Whalers Village Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 7899 / +1 800 843 3269 (Toll Free) http://www.tiffany.ca/Location... |
This legendary store features some of the finest jewelry in the world. You will also find breathtaking crystal, flatware, china, silverware, and timepieces for sale. Shop for engagement rings and anniversary presents, or something special for a newborn baby. Anything wrapped in Tiffany's signature blue box is sure to be considered an heirloom that the recipient will treasure for generations. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hawaiiana Haven |
2435 Ka'anapali Pkwy (Whalers Village) Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 1939 |
You step into the land of Aloha when you step into this little Whaler's Village boutique. The shop is open and airy, decorated with tile floors and slow-moving fans. Browse through the selection of Aloha wear while the Hawaiian background music conjures up images of white sand and blue water. You'll find all kinds of locally made products, many of which make excellent gifts or souvenirs. Handmade wind chimes, ceramics and wooden carvings are typical of the items in stock. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Flattering Summery Styles |
626 Front St, #2 Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 667 5050 http://www.tropicaltanlines.net |
Don't mix this place up with Tropical Tantrum in the Ka'ahumanu Center. Tantrum sells slightly fancy Aloha-wear for the 25-50 age bracket. Tanlines sells sexy swim-wear for bodies beautiful. Suits, tank tops, dresses, shorts and cover-ups are on display. A nice thing is, since most of the separates are either solid-colored or conservatively patterned, you can do a lot of mix-n-matching. A single tank top can be dressed up or down for street wear, beachwear or even club wear. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gear up |
1043 Makawao Ave (Unit 108) Maui and Molokai, HI 96768 United States +1 808 573 2888 / +1 800 373 1678 http://www.bikedownthevolcanom... |
Experienced cyclists or lone wolves may prefer to steer clear of the large tour groups that bike down Haleakala. Instead, experience its glory alone or in a small group. This company is pleased to provide rental bikes and accompanying equipment. Prices are low—USD25 per person for the day. If you desire a bit more direction, see about booking a day trip down the mountain from 6,500 feet; and the downhill trip from the summit of Haleakala (10,000 feet above sea level. Please check for the pricing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One of two East Moloka'i stores |
Highway 450 East, 13 mile marker Maui and Molokai, HI 96748 United States +1 808 558 0222 |
Located on the Wavecrest Resort, this store is quite popular simply because it's the only option in town. There is one store further east, simply known as the Neighborhood Store, but all other options are in Kaunakakai. The store is small but decently stocked with a number of essentials, including canned food, snack items, beverages, sundries and toiletries. Some souvenirs and a selection of local arts and crafts are also on display. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For All Your Outdoor Needs |
1287 Front St Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 / +1 888 498 7726 http://www.maui.net/~wmauispt/ |
This little shop, located across from the Lahaina Cannery Mall, offers nearly every kind of aquatic accessory a vacationer could need. Snorkel and scuba gear can be rented here, and the shop offers scuba courses and certification. Surf gear, boogie boards, beach chairs and other beach accessories are sold, along with a full range of fishing gear. For the ladies who want to look good while they surf/ scuba/ fish, the shop even offers custom-made bikinis! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Souvenir Extravaganza |
3750 Wailea Alanui (The Shops at Wailea) Maui and Molokai, HI 96753 United States +1 808 891 2039 |
When you are planning on buying little hula dolls for about 100 people back home, this is the place to visit. Great quantities of every stereotypical Hawaiian souvenir are on the shelves. You will find sarongs, souvenir license plates, macadamia nuts, hats and more. This is also the place to find flip-flops, trashy paperbacks or any other beach essential. The store is large, well-lit and well-organized—which is good, because the service can be sluggish. There are other store locations throughout Maui. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stroll & Shop by the Sea |
2435 Ka'anapali Pkwy Maui and Molokai, HI 96761 United States +1 808 661 4567 http://www.whalersvillage.com |
This is the only oceanfront shopping area on the island. Lushly landscaped and quite convenient to the Ka'anapali resorts, this is a popular West Maui tourist destination. Between 60 and 70 shops and restaurants are in the village, ranging from Waldenbooks to Chanel. Cinnamon Girl, Maui Dive Shop and Lahaina Scrimshaw are just a few of the local merchants you will find. Favorite dining spots include the Rusty Harpoon and Hula Grill. Shuttles transport tourists from various locations in West Maui to the shopping center. Credit card acceptance varies by merchant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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