Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places 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."

"In addition to the beach time, snorkeling, hiking and lūʻau we’ve already mentioned, add in a day for exploring Upcountry — the island’s pastoral ranchland. If you’re ambitious, start the day with sunrise at Haleakalā Crater and then make your way down to O‘o Farm for the gourmet luncheon and farm tour. Follow the serpentine, pasture-lined road out to ‘Ulupalakua, where MauiWine offers complimentary tastings of their grape and pineapple wines. Finish the day with dinner in Makawao, the heart and soul of Upcountry."

"Upcountry gardeners gather to sell their homegrown veggies and fruit once a week at this small open-air market next to Poʻokela Church."

"Most of Maui's produce is grown Upcountry, which is why everything is fresh at this outdoor market at the football field parking lot…"

"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."

"Open every Saturday in Kahului, the Maui Swap Meet is an excellent place to find locally made arts and crafts, aloha shirts and dresses, and fresh, Maui-grown organic produce. Stock up on gifts for your friends here and save a bundle of money in the process. It’s a win-win for everyone!"

"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"

"Designed and conceived by Peter Lik, this gallery is it`s own work of art and features the photographer`s panoramic photographs of landscapes that truly showcase the brilliance of nature. See firsthand why this Australian photographer has been called "the most important landscape photographer alive" and earned the title Master Photographer."

"Pacific Whale Foundation offers a variety of incredible ocean experiences for the whole family. Their eco cruises are a great way to explore Maui’s oceans while learning about Maui marine life, and the diverse ecology of Maui’s coral reef systems. They operate two main tours out of Lahaina Harbor: Honolua Bay Snorkel Sail and a Lanai Snorkel & Dolphin Watch."

"Located in a plantation-style building, Mauigrown Coffee serves up coffee actually grown on Maui. They serve beans from the Ka’anapali Coffee Estate, so your beans don’t travel far before they are roasted and brewed. Grab a cup and sit on the wrap-around porch (the coffee is delicious but the building may actually be better)."

"On day 7, if you like coffee head to the Maui Grown Coffee store in Lahaina next to the famous Lahaina Smokestack. Here you can sample different coffees grown on Maui, and in Kona too. You can hear a bit of the history and pick up coffees, coffee beans and coffee related gifts."

"The famous Pioneer Mill Smokestack and the cloud-capped West Maui Mountains. A 12oz cup of their delicious coffee is only $1.50, and a few pastries are..."

"Appreciate this feeling—which, let’s face it, feels like the epitome of a vacation—at Beach Bum’s BBQ & Grill in Maalaea, where boats will bob in the harbor as you sink your teeth into a Smokehouse Burger with bacon and jalapenos. Then hurry on over to Maui Golf & Sports Park, where you’ll be playing a sunset round of mini-golf before soaring thirty feet in the air on their X-Treme Trampoline. After all, who said kids get to have all the fun?"

"Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, Beach Bums is a great place to kick back and enjoy a cold beverage, mingle and listen to live music. Try the Portuguese Sausage Eggs Benedict and Bloody Mary for breakfast, or the Prime Rib and Blackened Fish Tacos for lunch and dinner. Happy Hour is daily from 3pm to 6pm, with live music from 5pm to 8pm."

"45 Kai Ala Dr, Lahaina, Maui, HI 96761-9420American, Cafe, HawaiianBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchTelevision, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Disco+1 808-661-9091http://castawaycafe.com/"

"Castaway Cafe has a variety of breakfast items with generous portions. Enjoy a breakfast burrito while enjoying the Hawaii breeze at this casual oceanfront cafe. Don’t skip out on the pineapple bowl."