Best Shopping Malls 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."

"A conveniently a short walk from the beach is Whaler’s Village, which is an upmarket mall with a variety of shops and restaurants. In the evenings, the beach front resorts at Kaanapali, regularly host luaus , and attending one makes for the perfect end to a day at Kaanapali beach."

"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."

"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"

"Day 4: Visit Ho’okipa Beach & Hike the Bamboo Forest Trail I hate itineraries that are too rigid. And so this is a free day. What do you want to do?"

"Some of the trails are closed due to flooding, but from the path near to the car park, you’ll be able to see the ‘Iao Needle (named after the daughter of Māui and the goddess Hina, whose merman lover was turned into a stone ‘needle’), learn about the Battle of Kepaniwai and see a number of native flowers and trees. Parking is currently $5."

"When Mark Twain saw this park, he dubbed it the Yosemite of the Pacific. Yosemite it's not, but it is a lovely deep valley with the curious…"

"Long lines and only two people behind the counter was not ok with me since it was a hot day and there was no ac there."

"The BanyanTreats doesn’t just serve the delicious Honi Kukis, but they also servedelightful ice cream that will make you forget your name. And now, the ice cream shopis up to a whole new level with their famous Honi Kuki ice cream sandwiches. You canfind BanyanTreats at the heart of the Old Lahaina Town and get lost with the 24Delicious flavors of Maui’s own Roselani Ice Cream."

"Disappointing, staff not very friendly and nothing special about the cookies or ice cream. Reasonably priced though ($6 for a single scoop and cookie).- ..."

"Ranked 1 st as the best ice cream in Hawaii by Buzzfeed, 11th in the whole America byYahoo Food, 7th in the World’s Awesome Ice Cream Shops by Mozo, and many more!. Island Cream Co. is one of the most popular and favorite choice by many icecream lovers. The ice cream shop is located at Lahaina Gateway Center and opensevery day from 11:00 AM till 09:00 PM."

"There are a number of boat companies that offer the trip, but we went on a catamaran called Mololo which sailed from Maalaea Harbor, which is around a 30 minute drive away from Ka’anapaali. Upon reaching the crater you get your snorkel, mask and flippers and into the water you go. The water was absolutely crystal clear and whilst I didn’t see that many fish, it was beautiful."

"Snorkeling in Molokini Crater is undeniably one of the best parts about visiting Maui. Here in this crescent, submerged volcano off Maui’s southern coastline, over 250 species of fish inhabit a world-class reef. Experience water so exceptionally clear you can see down 75 feet, and swim with schools of tropical fish while cruising the vibrant reef."

"The Seven Sacred Pools at Oheo Gulch is a far better option for swimming in pools, plus there are many waterfalls (Venus Pools doesn’t have waterfalls.) Another reason we like Oheo Gulch is because it’s managed-well, meaning they’ll shut down access if water levels become dangerous upstream. You’re not going to get killed from a flash flood with this system in place. It can also handle a large volume of people, so you never feel crowded. Skip Venus Pools for all these reasons and also because it requires trespassing."

"Post-grinds, prepare for more adventures by heading into Kipahulu—the rustic eastern end of Haleakala National Park and home to the famed Ohe’o Gulch. Otherwise known as Seven Sacred Pools, this stunning space displays a series of towering waterfalls that tumble into the Pacific. While the pools are currently closed due to rockslides and safety concerns, the nearby hiking trails remain open. One that’s not to be missed?"

"One branch of Haleakala National Park runs down the mountain from the crater and reaches the sea here, 10 miles past Hana at mile marker…"

"Some of the trails are closed due to flooding, but from the path near to the car park, you’ll be able to see the ‘Iao Needle (named after the daughter of Māui and the goddess Hina, whose merman lover was turned into a stone ‘needle’), learn about the Battle of Kepaniwai and see a number of native flowers and trees. Parking is currently $5."

"When Mark Twain saw this park, he dubbed it the Yosemite of the Pacific. Yosemite it's not, but it is a lovely deep valley with the curious…"