Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Haleiwa Alii Beach Park Area

"There are plenty of malls in Honolulu, but there’s only one Ala Moana Center. This four-story shopping complex is one of the largest in Hawaii, and it also holds the distinction of being the largest open-air shopping center in the entire world. Stepping into the Ala Moana Center is like stepping into an independent city."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Zeljko used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Ala Moana Center is the largest shopping center of its kind in the state. Besides retail outlets and restaurants, entertainment options are also available that attract visitors from around the world."

"This large shopping center, only topped by Ala Moana Center, boasts more than 110 shops, boutiques and restaurants. In the open air center, there's everything from luxury brands such as Fendi, Hermes and Valentino, to local boutiques including Fighting Eel, Crazy Shirts and Island Soap and Candle Works. If you're hungry, don't miss Il Lupino Trattoria & Wine Bar or Doraku Sushi."

"Paina Lanai Food Court is one of two food courts inside Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki (the second is Waikiki Food Hall). A gourmet setting where diners can enjoy an easy lunch on a large, open-air balcony. Highlights include Champion’s Steak & Seafood, Mahaloha Burger and Poke Waikiki (poke bowls and poke burritos)."

"When planning your trip to Honolulu, you’ll want to know all of the best spots for shopping. Where else can you buy bobble-headed hula dancers as souvenirs?. The Royal Hawaiian Center isn’t the only shopping complex in the city."

"You'll definitely want to make your way to this expansive flea market, which is held three days each week. All sorts of merchandise are available from a variety of vendors, and you're certain to find something intriguing to take back home or enjoy while you're on Oahu. This is some pretty extensive shopping, as booths circle the entire stadium."

"Every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, about 400 vendors come together at Aloha Stadium (where the Pro Bowl used to be held) for a budget-friendly market of crafts, clothing, souvenirs, and gifts, including works by local artists. Bargaining is part of the game here, so come ready to make a deal."

"Aloha Stadium Swap Meet, 99-500 Salt lake Blvd, ☎ +1 808 486-6704. W Sa Su 6AM-3PM. Hawaii's largest swap meet. Bring your hat, sunscreen, and bottled water and..."

"Out of the hustle and bustle of downtown and away from the Waikiki crowds, Kahala Mall in east Honolulu is known for its chic, upscale boutiques. In between the mall's anchor tenants of Macy's, Whole Foods Market and Longs Drugs are boutiques specializing in women's, men's and children's apparel. There are even stores selling nothing but slippers, aka flip flops, stationary, candy and organizers for the home."

"Set away from Waikiki's bustle, this friendly shopping mall offers browsing in air-conditioned comfort. Its 90 stores include Macy's, Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, Aveda, and Ann Taylor. A selection of service businesses is also available, and the munchies can be put to rest by pizza, Japanese, burger, vegetarian, Korean, and American eateries."

"Visit Kahala Mall, located on Waialae Avenue on the east side of Oahu. Check out the array of internationally renowned stores, including the Apple Store, Macy's, Barnes & Noble, Starbucks, Jamba Juice, Radio Shack, Chili's, California Pizza Kitchen and an eight-screen Consolidated Theatres movie theater."

"Pay a visit to Waikiki's International Market Place a renowned mecca for souvenir hunters, with 130 carts, shops and artisan stands."

"Hawai'i Kai Shopping Center is a typical retail center in Honolulu where you can find everything in one shot. From Costco to CVS, Ross, Burger King, and Starbucks, it’s easy to spend the day from one store to another. If you feel hungry, there are plenty of options in the food court — fast food, coffee shop, sushi, yogurt, and more."

"Hawaii Kai Shopping Center, along Keahole Street (just off Kalanianaole Hwy). A large strip mall that's one of the main shopping areas in Honolulu, anchored by ..."

"Aloha Tower Marketplace, next to Aloha Tower on the downtown Honolulu waterfront is best known for several well-known restaurants, such as Gordon Biersch and ..."

"I’ll bet 15,000 Aloha shirts will capture your attention when wandering into Bailey’s Antiques & Aloha Shirts. From Vintage to brand new, you will find it all in this worlds largest collection of Aloha wear. Even the late Anthony Bourdain from the television show called “No Reservations”, managed with his picky taste, to find a special vintage Aloha shirt to his liking."

"Maunalua Bay is one of the best beaches in Oahu if are interested in kayaking, canoeing or boating. Located on the south coastline near Hawaii Kai, Maunalua Bay was named after the two mountains known as Koko Crater and Koko Head. Swimming is not the best at Maunalua Bay because of its shallow waters and rocky bottom."

"Waikiki gets its own Michael Mina signature restaurant located here in the new market place. Stripsteak goes beyond your basic prime cuts of steak, and offers a nice 45-day aged Porterhouse Steak, a Tomahawk Steak for two, and a tasty Waygu Grade A5 Striploin Steak. And if you’re thinking of going big, consider ordering the $95 Kona Lobster Pot Pie!"

"Located on the mauka side of the International Market Place Grand Lānai, this third-floor Michael Mina restaurant faces a landscaped courtyard, a breezeway and a nice slice of sky. We arrived with a reservation at 6:45 p.m. and had our pick of tables."

"Multiple locationsIf you’ve got a hankering for a poke bowl or sushi burrito, Up Roll Cafe ups its game by pairing your burrito or bowl with homemade sauces and dressings. Order the vegan inari tofu bowl with a signature chilled drink and you’re all set for a delicious healthy meal.Cost: $10.00; order online via Postmates, Uber Eats, Grubhub"

"The USS Arizona Memorial is the most visited tourist attraction in Hawaii and one of Pearl Harbor's five locations that are part of the World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument. The memorial floats above the sunken remains of the USS Arizona, which was destroyed, along with 1,177 crew members, on December 7, 1941. Free tours of the memorial begin at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center with a film about the attack and its historical context, after which visitors board a U.S."

"The USS Arizona Memorial marks the resting place of 1,102 sailors and Marines killed on USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941. The Memorial and commemorates the events of that day and the attack on Pearl Harbor that directly led to the United States’ involvement in World War II. Accessible only by boat, the memorial structure straddles the sunken hull of the battleship."

"No first-time visit to O’ahu is complete without seeing Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. It’s super easy to catch a local bus service to take you from downtown Honolulu to Pearl Harbor (and back again) costing just a couple of dollars. Or you can join a day trip tour if you’d prefer."