Top Things to do in Hawaii
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1. Art House Hawaii
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
2. Fish Eye Kauai
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By lisarF6541WC
We had been looking for a piece of local art to commemorate our wedding in Koloa. We'd searched through the 'high end' tourist art galleries, and throughout the roadside markets. Fish Eye Kauai's art offerings were eye catching, through their storefront window - as we strolled past on the sidewalk. Glad to have found this studio and Abe Kowitz' koa wood art. We would have loved to buy 10 more pieces, it's just that gorgeous, along with all the underwater photography on display. The gal who was working that day was helpful with tips for preserving and transporting our piece.
3. Alan Akana Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Come experience our unique and vibrant watercolors of Hawaii's flowers by local artist Alan Akana. We are located in the Smith Memorial Parsonage, a historical property and 1920's plantation-style house, in the town of Koloa on Kauai's South Shore. We are open Sunday afternoons from 2-5 p.m. or by appointment. Please call if you would like to visit us!
4. Greenwell Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,303 reviews
We are proud to bring coffee lovers around the world the finest 100% Kona Coffee. Conveniently located along the Mamalahoa Highway, enjoy a complimentary guided tour or book a private tour and tasting to experience the coffee growing process from seed to cup, learn about the farm’s rich heritage since 1850, explore acres of coffee fields, take in the stunning ocean views, and of course, taste our award-winning coffee! Come discover why we were voted the #1 Best Hawaii Farm Tour in Hawaii Magazine's Readers Choice Awards.
5. Genesis Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Solsteinn - Seattle, United States
Vintage signs, Heather Brown, blown glass, hand carved wood - it’s all here and stunning. Start your Genesis Gallery Fund now and bring something amazing home from the islands to never forget your trip.
6. Hilo Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,031 reviews
MARKET HOURS: Big Market Days * RECOMMENDED DAY TO VISIT AND SHOP WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 6:00 am - 4:00 pm. Over 200 Vendors of Local Farmers, Retailers, Food Trucks, Restaurants, Artisans and Crafters. Small Market Days Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Friday and Sunday 7:00 am - 4:00 pm. 20 to 30 Vendors. Local Farmers, Retailers, Food Trucks, Restaurants, Artisans and Crafters. *The Hilo Farmers Market is a Must-See Experience on the Big Island. A Local Favorite Food Hub, Selling Tropical Flowers, Orchids and Plants. Specialty Hawaiian Items from Honey Producers, Coffee Growers, and other Food Product Developers. Local Favorite Dishes such as Poke Bowls, Ice Shave, Loco Mocos and More! The Islands Largest Weekly Collection of Artisans, Crafters and Retailers in a Festive Outdoor Atmosphere that Recalls Back to the "Plantation" Days of Early Hilo. Located at the Corner of Mamo Street and Kamehameha Avenue in Historic Downtown Hilo. Open All Year Round. From Dawn til It's Gone!
Reviewed By nutty_4_nature - Phoenix, United States
The Hilo Farmers Market is always a mandatory stop when we are on the Big Island, we usually will visit on Saturdays and enjoy seeing the normal and exotic fruits and vegetables as well as all of the arts and crafts from local artists. Food trucks serve some good food as well...
7. Kailua Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 165 reviews
Like the more famous Saturday market at Diamond Head, this market features amazing foods and the nicest people -- very full of aloha!
Reviewed By 798tammyc - Boston, United States
A moderate sized farmers market on Sunday mornings with decent selection of produce, prepared foods, coffee, flowers, skin care and women’s clothing. There’s plenty of parking when we got there at 9am. Had breakfast at the crepe place - island special for $9 with bacon, avocado, tomatoes, pesto sauce. Many of the vendors also make the rounds at Kakaako (Saturday morning) and Blaisdell (Wednesday evening). The market is in walking vicinity of Whole Foods, Longs and other local shops and restaurants. Worthwhile to check it out while you’re there.
8. Anahola Hawaiian Land Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
A farmers market for the benefit of the Anahola farm land lessees to sell their home grown produce, plants and value-added products. The farmers market also supports other local vendors and products.
9. Maui Swap Meet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 660 reviews
The biggest outdoor market on Maui since 1981
Reviewed By Pathfinder476103 - Spokane, United States
Maui Swap Meet is a great location to purchase island fresh produce, craft items, island clothing and other island inspired items. Get there early as the swap meet is very popular.
10. Maku'u Farmer's Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By lovetodanceandtravel - Pahoa, United States
The Maku'u farmers market is my favorite on the Hilo side of the Big Island!! If good eats is what your craving, there is a variety of good eats to include thai, Mexican, Japanese, bbq, crepes, local favs, lots of vegetarian options, coffee and danishes, and desserts! If you ate looking for plants, look no further. Ive found rare plants like the peanut butter fruit tree, lemon eucalyptus, and moringa.fruit and veggie stands are endless with local papaya, avocado, breadfruit, breadfruit, mango, rambutan, durian, and many others! Let's talk sweets... my favorite honey vendor whose farm is on the southeast of the island. Nice guy, let's you sample the different varieties of honey from the bees that pollinate macadamia, lilikoi, and mango fields before purchasing. You can also find local art, jewelry, clothing, knick knacks, massage, and fresh coconuts here. Often times, there is live music in the dining areas. Open on sunday's only, lots of parking, $2 per car.
