Location: Koloa
Top Things to do in Koloa
What to do and see in Koloa, Hawaii (HI): The Best Shopping
Step off the beaten path to Koloa, a community steeped history. Hike, bike or drive the Koloa Heritage Trail to experience such sites as the spectacular Spouting Horn geyser, the ancient walled temple of Kihahouna Heiau, the archaeological sites at Keoneloa Bay, the Puuwanawana Volcanic Cone from which Kauai was born and the Sugar Monument, celebrating the sweet history of sugar production in Hawaii. If history isn't your thing, Poipu Beach and the Kiahuna Golf Club are nearby for your pleasure.
Restaurants in Koloa
1. Art House Hawaii
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
2. The Wine Shop
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5.0 based on 47 reviews
The O’Connell Family opened The Wine Shop in December of 2006 in the heart of Koloa Town on Kauai. Their vision for the shop was simply to provide an amazing assortment of wines to guests and residents on the Southside of the island. Over the last 13 years the store has evolved expanding its offerings to include wine, champagne, spirits, beer, gourmet items and gift baskets, as well as a place to get your marriage license. The shop’s friendly and knowledgeable staff, the husband and wife team of Dan and Ellen O’Connell are prepared to help you find the perfect choice to please your palate and pocketbook. Whether you are dropping in for an old favorite, putting together the perfect picnic basket, shopping for a special occasion, or simply rounding out your gourmet pantry, The Wine Shop has it all.
Reviewed By ghappliancerepair - Yorktown, United States
They have a great selection of wines. With a knowledgeable staff they can help you choose the perfect wine. They also sell liquors and the fixing for mixed drinks
3. Under The Sea Gallery and Mermaid Boutique
4. Crystal Harmonics
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
5. Alan Akana Gallery
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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!
6. Koa Wood Jewelry
7. Halele'a Gallery
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Specializing in the artists of Hawaii. Halele‘a The Art of Hawaiian Living, showcases original art, fashion, jewelry and more. All of our art is one-of-a-kind. Our exclusive artists and designers create pieces exclusively for Halela‘a. PLease come see us on Kaua‘i or visit us online.
8. Koloa Monday Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By 403marcym
This was a surprising hit for our family! Who knew the Farmer’s Market could be so fun?!?! The crowds around certain trucks (hello, lettuce lady!) were astounding and fun to watch. And the vendors were generous with samples of fruits we were unfamiliar with. The selection of bananas was our favorite. The ice cream bananas and the apple bananas were both delicious and unlike any banana we had ever eaten. Highly recommend!
9. Island Soap and Candle Works
10. The Shops at Kukuiula
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By SnowBeans - San Diego, United States
We visited The Shops at Kukuiula in the evening in search of dinner. It was located in close proximity to our hotel, offered parking and seemed busy. We were able to find dinner (Bubba Burgers) and dessert (Lappert's Ice Cream). Both were great finds and were exactly what we we needed for dinner (quick, quality and local) and dessert (delicious, local). We also spent time walking around The Shops and found most establishments were closing or closed by the time we arrived. The Living Foods Market & Cafe was a great find!
