Shopping in Hawai‘i is truly an international experience. The myriad of shopping venues and the extensive array of designer goods, locally hand-crafted products and Hawai‘i grown delights, will certainly entice and truly satisfy the Hawaiian shopper in you. We’ll help make it easy for you.


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South Shore

South shore shopping is concentrated in the Poipu Shopping Village, on the streets of nearby Koloa Town, and in the resorts. Kukui"ula Village Shopping Center, a 90,000-square-foot mall, is the newest addition to the south shore shopping scene. The shopping complex is part of a 1,500-unit housing and golf course project currently under development.

Coconut Marketplace, near Kapaa, is a visitor-friendly shopping center with  restaurants and shops. Nearby Bambulei, a small apparel and antiques boutique in Wailua, is a find for women looking for something different. In Old Kapaa Town, a cluster of off-the-mall shops and restaurants line the streets. The first Saturday of each month is the Kapaa Art Walk with music, crafts and lots of fun.   Park and walk to discover what's there.

Kilauea, an old plantation town that is now growing its own brand of island chic, is located just off Kuhio Highway, 25 miles north of Lihue. Here you will find the Kilauea Lighthouse and National Wildlife Refuge. Down the road in Hanalei, a village of little shops and eateries invite exploration.