Best Shopping Malls in Maui Area

"Once you’ve had your fill, knock souvenir shopping off your list by hitting up one of the many stores that comprise Whalers Village or grab some swag for yourself at places such as Cariloha Bamboo and Blue Ginger. Then, ascend to the top level for a brief tour of the plaza’s fascinating whaling museum, where 19th scrimshaw is on display next to one of the world’s largest whaling ship models."

"Kanapa’ali is mostly resorts and a shopping centre (Whaler’s Village) and has little character, but it is right on the beach, so I was happy we did it the way we did. We used Uber (approx $12) and the bus ($2 pp) to get between the two."

"Book a sunset couples’ massage at your hotel or condo with Maui’s Best Massage, then spend the rest of the day meandering through The Shops at Wailea. On the second floor, enjoy a bowl of pork abobo moco—served with Hawaiian chili pepper, fried eggs, and rice—at The Pint & Cork before climbing Wailea Alanui to hear live music (and dine on strawberry pie) at Merriman’s Monkeypod Kitchen."

"For all your shopping escapades and to quench your thirst and hunger pangs, the Shops at Wailea is the ideal place to be!. It is Maui’s premier shopping and dining destination. Home to over 70 boutiques, shops, restaurants and art galleries, the place also features regular evening entertainment."

"The largest mall in Maui, its shops aren’t “touristy,” per se, but the Queen Kaahumanu Center is a fun place to visit if you have a little extra time to kill before catching your flight home. Queen Kaahumanu Center"

"The Mandara Spa at Wailea Beach Resort truly embodies Maui’s natural beauty and sense of aloha in every aspect. The 9,153 square ft facility features eleven treatment rooms, some of which are ocean view, single treatment rooms and deluxe couple’s suites for facials, body treatments and massages. A welcoming relaxation area, steam room, lockers and showers are privately located in the center of the spa; separated for men and women."

"Housed within the Marriott Resort, the luxurious Mandara Spa is spread across 9,153 square feet!. It features 11 treatment rooms, a relaxation area, steam room, lockers and showers. The spa also offers a full service salon with facilities for hair, make-up and nail services."

"Recently named Hawaii’s top spa by Travel + Leisure Magazine, the new Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui encompasses over 9,000 square ft including manicure, pedicure, and makeup stations, interior treatment rooms, and outdoor spa cabanas. Treatment rooms include a state-of-the art wave massage table that simulates the feeling of floating, Vichy Shower treatments, and four treatment rooms with a private foyer, perfect for small groups. The Willow Stream Spa at Fairmont Kea Lani effortlessly blends sophistication with tradition and science with nature."

"Honua Kai's Ho'ola Spa is a reflection of Maui and the geographic wonders of the tropical Hawaiian Islands. Enjoy the essence of paradise in Maui where you'll experience contemporary treatments. Ho'ola Spa brings to Maui a unique experience with Himalayan Salt Spa."

"With its clear water, white sand and hala-tree backdrop, this famous crescent is a little gem; author James Michener once called it the only beach in the North Pacific that actually looked as if it belonged in the South Pacific. When the surf’s up, surfers and bodyboarders flock here, though beware of rip currents. When it’s calm, swimming is good in the cove."

"Take your provisions down to Hamoa Beach, a horseshoe of salt-and-pepper sand shaded by ultra-green trees and, on the clearest of days, views of the Big Island. Bathe in the vistas of its ruby-tinged cinder cone: Mark Twain and James Michener called this cove their favorite beach in Hawaii."

"Locals love Hamoa Beach for its clear waters, dark creamy sand and optimal body boarding conditions when the surf is up. It was hard for me to gauge the beauty of this beach on a cloudy day but, nonetheless, it’s a good pit stop if you can find a parking spot ( a challenging task)."

"There are plenty of good spots along the coast, off Ka’anapali Beach or the beach parks just outside of Lahaina, like Launiupoko Beach Park. If you’ve never done either before, I’d recommend getting a lesson."

"Google MapsFacilities: All 3 have showers and restrooms Lifeguards: YesActivities: Swimming, laying out, bodyboarding, and snorkeling. This beach park is a set of 3 beautiful beaches near Kihei referred to as “Kam I, II, and III.” It is a popular beach with tourists and locals because of its facilities, proximity to town, and the fact they are really nice!. Kam I is the largest of the three beaches and is great for swimming!"

"Our day ended at Waianapanapa State Park. Spending a night (or two), is definitely necessary if you want the real Road to Hana experience. But since hotel prices can be high, we decided to camp at Waianapanapa. Having its perfect black sand beach to ourselves was definitely worth sleeping on the hard ground."