The Big Island Shopping

The island is famous for its world renowned Kona Coffee, but this certified organic grower is raising the bar with award-winning beans. Tour the estate, now open to the public.

Many people make the trek to this highly addictive, out-of-the-way treats factory and buy boatloads. Its to-die-for chocolates and cookies, made fresh on location, are only available from the factory or direct from the website.

This popular local designer sells tasteful and well-made resort-casual clothing, accessories (seek out the Ha’ano’uloa leather wallet), and home items from his downtown storefront.

Hit this not-for-profit gallery and gift shop for precious, one-of-a-kind crafts found nowhere else in Hawaii (koa furniture, volcano-ash fired ceramics, and carved-bone jewelry).

One stop shopping for his and hers matching Hawaiian prints, grass skirts, coconut bras, beach towels and University of Hawaii football jerseys

This local drugstore chain has outposts all over Hawaii, and there’s no better (or cheaper) place to get your Kona coffee, macadamia nuts, guava jelly, Maui Brown Babe after-sun lotion, Kimo’s Hawaiian rum, or Hello Kitty gift items for the kids.

More than 70 independent stalls make this open air a fun place to cruise for everything from Aloha shirts for dogs and carved bone pendants to fresh fruit pies and surf lessons. Open Tuesdays through Sundays from 9am to 5pm.