10 Best Shopping Streets, Malls, and Markets in Maui

Whalers Village is a beautiful and scenic shopping destination on the Ka’anapali beachfront. The open-air shopping center offers over 90 shops and restaurants spread across 3 levels. You can find everything from luxury designer goods and casual island wear, to native arts and crafts at the mall. 

Among the notable shops are Sand People, Totally Hawaiian Gift Gallery, and Whalers Fine Jewelry. After shopping, take a break for some gelato or stop for dinner at one of the great restaurants overlooking the water.

Lahaina Cannery Mall is an air-conditioned mall on Maui’s northwestern coast that offers over 50 boutiques, restaurants, and specialty stores. It’s a great break from Lahaina Beach for if you want to beat the heat. In addition to shopping and dine-in restaurants, the mall also has a food court with international dining offerings.

The mall also regularly holds unique events which range from hula shows to ukulele lessons and more. If you’re looking for souvenirs, you can find an array of fine-art galleries, island craft stores, and boardwalk-style surf shops stocked with clothing and trinkets.

Queen Ka’ahumanu Center is Maui's premier shopping and entertainment center that refers to itself as the island's 'town square'. It’s home to brands that are unavailable on other islands, such as Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works, and Macy's. This shopping center also has over 100 other shops and restaurants.

You’ll find everything from street-style to luxury to island casual, all in one convenient location. There are plenty of dining options as well, including casual snack shops, ice cream shops, and bar and grill restaurants.

Maui Mall is a massive shopping center in Kahului that’s home to numerous shops and entertainment features and is known for its cultural shows. Notable shops include Whole Foods, Hawaiian Island Creations, Kahului Florist, Maui Creations, and Imperial Jewelry.

Check out the mall’s schedules for the many events that take place here throughout the year. These include Polynesian dance demonstrations, musical performances, holiday shows, and more. It has an open-air layout, so you can stroll around, get some ice cream, and take in the scenery in between.

The Shops at Wailea is one of the coastal area’s top shopping and dining destinations, located in the heart of Wailea Resort. It’s home to over 70 boutiques, shops, galleries, and restaurants, so you’re bound to find that item you’ve been looking for, as well as a souvenir or other here.

You’ll find luxury brands, such as Prada, Gucci, and Bottega Veneta, alongside mall brands like Billabong, Rip Curl, and Tommy Bahama. There are also numerous galleries and specialty shops, such as the Enchantress Gallery, the Kiri Gallery, and Martin & MacArthur for art and décor items.

The Maui Nui Farm is a 40-acre farm in Kula on the slopes of Haleakala. Family-owned and operated, the farm is famous for its delicious produce that thrives in the cool temperatures and fertile soil. You can visit the farmers’ market to shop for produce or flowers and plants.

Among their crops are squash, broccoli, bok choy, papaya, strawberries, avocados, gardenias, water lilies, and orchids. Whenever you feel peckish, check out Nui’s Garden Kitchen Thai Food Truck for delicious Thai lunch selections. You can also book an appointment if you want to tour the farm yourself.

The Napili Farmers’ Market is the place to go if you’re looking for fresh Maui produce in Lahaina. The market features homegrown produce and locally made products, such as Hawaiian honey, macadamia nut spreads, dressing, juices, and kombucha. You’ll also find artisan goods, like jewelry and essential oils.

It’s good to get to Napili Farmers’ Market early for the best selection, but you could spend hours just checking out all of the vendors’ products. The market also has special events throughout the year, many of which feature live music, luaus, contests, and special vendor stands.

Lipoa Street Farmers’ Market is one of Maui’s most-beloved markets for produce, fruit, flowers, and more. Every Saturday morning, locals flock to the market, located in the South Maui Center, to stock up on fresh produce and essentials, all of which are homegrown and harvested in Maui.

The majority of the vendor produce is GMO-free and organic or certified organic. Especially if you go early, you can choose from the best selection of local produce and prepare your own Hawaiian-style dish for yourself or your family.

The Upcountry Farmers’ Market has been a local shopping hot spot in Maui for over 40 years. It’s a one-stop shop for all your essential Maui produce, including bananas, coconuts, potatoes, greens, fruits, nuts, and more.

The farmers’ market is located in a stunning outdoor space where you can stroll around and check out vendors offering artisan goods, such as baked items, international foods, pastries, nut cheeses, and dehydrated products. If you’re looking for some gifts, you can also find jewelry, earrings, and wood crafts made from native materials.

The Maui Swap Meet is a must-attend shopping event, whether you have something specific in mind or you just want to see what’s available. Located on the University of Hawaii Maui Campus, the swap meet has over 200 stalls, selling everything from smoothies and fresh produce to original artwork and handmade muumuus.

The Maui Swap Meet is certainly the place to go for Hawaiian delicacies as well, including the famous Hawaiian shave ice and steaming fresh fish. You’ll also find quirky souvenirs like carved bone jewelry, tee shirts, keychains, and more.