Much better than whalers village in kanaapali- even though they both have high end stores. Parking…read moreis FREE here. (Whalers village should really reevaluate their parking policy and offer free parking). This place has a lot more stores too over 2 levels. We came here due to wanting to try out the restaurant Lineage (see review). We shopped at island gourmet markets (an abc with more food options), blue ginger, whalers general store (my favorite as I got some souvenirs from here). They also have an added bonus of a strong Hawaiian culture dance and crafts program associated with the shopping center. See photo. It's too bad I didn't realize they had all these cultural programs earlier as I wanted to join in some of them. (I had gone over to whalers village to join a cultural craft program and no one knew anything about it). Will definitely come back here when I visit again!

The Shops at Wailea is an open-air luxury shopping center situated in the upscale Wailea resort…read morearea on Maui's south shore, near major hotels, vacation condos and homes. Shops at Wailea has a beautiful, well-maintained atmosphere with an open-air design which has easily navigable flat walkways, lined with palm trees, multiple seating areas, and free WiFi, making it a pleasant place to stroll. There are stairs as well as escalators and elevators to accesss both levels. This outdoor shopping center offer a large selection of global brands stores, unique local boutiques, multiple art galleries, and diverse restaurants. There are a varied mix of many high-end, luxury branded stores (Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Bottega Veneta, Prada, Rolex, Tiffany & Co., and others), to Hawaiian themed shops & bakery, to curarated wardrobe clothiers. There is a general store as well as an ABC Store for snacks, sundries and souvenirs. For those interested in art, there are several galleries offering various forms of artistic creations. At present, there are six galleries carrying all levels of paintings, sculptures, glass, woodworking and other forms of media. Ample free, well-spaced parking is available.

Whalers Village is a busy, open-air beachfront shopping center in Kaanapali, a short drive north of…read moreLahaina. There is a mix of local shops with a couple of high-end retailers, along with a few restaurants and a food court. This outdoor shopping mall is located on the beach path between high-rise hotels and condos. It offers a variety of options, from local to limited designer brand clothing, jewelry to souvenirs, along with a couple casual, upscale eateries. This complex is oriented towards family-friendly shopping and activities. There is another open-air mall with higher-end shops in Wailea. Unless one is staying at a nearby property, parking is expensive at $4.00 per 30-minutes with a daily, 24-hour maximum of $50. If you purchase an item from a retailer or restaurant, be sure to ask the merchant to validate your parking ticket for the up to 2-hours of free parking (minimum purchase required).

Mostly upscale stores. I agree with someone said that the paid parking is ridiculous and it was…read moreinteresting to note that only some stores validate and you have to make a minimum spending amount. Good thing I was only there for about 5 min and dropped off. I came for a lei making class on Tuesday 11 am - 1 pm. No one was there. I waited 5 min past the starting time. No one seemed to know where it was and some stores said the crafts schedule is "inconsistent". No customer service desk or anyone to help. Poor customer service with relations to marketing...

It was refreshing to see a mall that was actually thriving with businesses! Compared to Maui's…read morelarger centers of commerce that are near ghost towns, Napili Plaza was bustling with activity. THE MALL: The basic, L-shaped strip mall has been around ever since I can remember and is still in great shape. Most of the building is single story with one end rising to two. Parking is free and plentiful. The tenant list is a mix of local eateries, shops and services. HIGHLIGHTS: - Beach Bums Napili - Joey's Kitchen - Mamas Ribs n Rotisserie - Maui Tacos - Napili Coffee Store - Napili Market HISTORICAL FACT: Koho Bar & Grill of Queen Kaahumanu Center fame once had a restaurant here (where Beach Bums Napili is now).

Great versatile plaza for our Napili stay...the market and food options were clutch and helped for…read moreour two week stay

Kukui mall market started during covid restrictions. During Saturday market day... farmers and…read morecrafters sell their goodies and produce. Sometimes they have performers who entertain the sellers and buyers. The mall has shops and theater

Tiny strip mall in Kihei with plenty of parking available. Franks favorite morning pick me up…read moreStarbucks is located here right next to Stews Burgers so two excellent reasons why you should come by to check out. Now if you need to get your lady a Brazilian Wax job for your hot Hawaiian nights on da beach we'll stop in at Lovely Nail Salon and they can wax her up. I'm sure something will make you stop by and enjoy a moment. If not there's the mobile pizza guy trailer making up fresh pizzas for a snack for the road to somewhere.

Landed last night and just too busy for my kids to get nails done before trip-was looking for…read moresomething in Kapalua Area. I was looking at 3 spots and this had good reviews and vibes. The lady Jennifer was So friendly and massaged my ballerina's overworked toes and feet. Vigorously massaging her calves. She was in heaven. I wish I waited to do nails! Then my daughter went on to do her gel Mani. Lots of colors and their daughter Tiffany does some Serious special nails and art. So they cover the whole gamut. Family owned business with pride. Very chill and happy and friendly and welcoming. Since i was just waiting they encouraged me to sit in a chair and just enjoy a massage the whole time- which these chairs are better than my local salon. Very sweet. Locals favorite spot.

This shop was a jewel in an unfamiliar setting. Everything I needed and some was there. The…read morelocation was convenient and parking was plentiful as well as places to grab a quick bite. It contributed to an extremely awesome vacation.

We re leaving Maui today but one shop has the best price on Tee shirts…read more Buy 4, 1 free. We need a gift shirt, do time for new rash guard shirts. Great Mall

5/11/26 When I used to visit Maui years ago, this was a bustling shopping mall with the major…read moreanchor stores of Sears, JC Penny, & Macy's/Liberty House, & a movie theater. While waiting for a family member at their appt, I went window shopping to check it out. Sad to see this place has fallen like other major malls across the country since covid & looking like a ghost town. The only anchor store left is Macy's. Their food court on the 2nd floor has dwindled to just a handful of choices: L & L BBQ, Panda Expess, Pearl Korean BBQ. There's also a pretzel place on the 2nd floor but near the Fun Factory. Downstairs was a Starbucks, Jamba Juice, and a Mexican restaurant. But there still are some other popular stores like Bath & Body Works, Victoria Secret, Ben Franklin, & even a Cat Cafe where you can play with cats for a fee or adopt. Still a lot of empty store spaces advertising for lease. The mall itself is a beautiful mall to walk thru. It's open-air with a tarp like cover that lets the trade winds blow thru. Ample parking with a huge covered parking structure in the back. I enjoyed visiting this mall, it was just sad to see it half empty.

Old Lahaina is well labeled for this shopping center. It's antiquated for sure…read more Quite a few empty lots here. A nice peach or cayenne paint.

Nice place to walk around, especially in the rain! We went shopping for all kinds of stuff - just…read morewhat you do when you're playing tourist in Maui. It's full of people as usual but just the idea of being here is fun. There are plenty of different kinds of stores but my wife's favorite are the jewelry stores. She and her cousin must have hit all the jewelry stores here, from Maui divers jewelry to Na Hoku. No matter, Lahaina center is a good place to play tourist and spend some money!

Maui's newest mall unofficially opened for business in September 2013 with Safeway as an anchor…read more The rest of the mall is still unoccupied and is available for lease. It consists of four separate buildings ranging in size from 1,000 sf to 10,450 sf. Hopefully some national shops and eateries will jump on board and bring some life to Wailuku and introduce some new options & flavors to the island in general. We'll see! The population area surrounding the mall is growing fast, and hopefully marketers are researching this. So, for now it's a 3-star. Access is safe and easy from Kaahumanu Ave or Maui Lani Pkwy. Parking is plentiful due to low tenant occupancy. EXCLUSIVE BUSINESSES: - Dominos HIGHLIGHTS: - Anytime Fitness - Hoi Hoi Hawaiian Bakery (coming soon) - Jersey Mike's - Maui Dental Professionals - Maui Windows & Doors - Safeway - Supercuts - Ululani's Hawaiian Shave Ice - The Water Store

This shopping complex located located between the twin towns of Kahului and Wailuku, opened in the…read moreFall of 2013 with Safeway as is anchor tenant. It has 103,249 square feet of leasable space on approximately 12 acres. Access to the complex is off of Ka'ahumanu Avenue, with the main entrance off of Maui Lani Parkway. There are 4 buildings in this complex. Safeway with an attached building of 10,450 square feet, a 2-story office building (next to Safeway), a "restaurant" building and a building for shops (along Maui Lani Parkway). The complex went through several changes before it was even built. Originally proposed with a larger Safeway and another attached building (on its' mauka side), it was also to have a gas station. Neighbors in the adjoining neighborhood opposed the idea and the developer revised their plans. The complex was scaled down with no gas station and the proposed entry off of Kainani Street was moved. Also removed was the fifth building that was proposed on the mauka side of the property. Another issue was the discovery of human remains and burials on the property. Local Hawaiian groups opposed the building of the shopping center, noting that it was an ancestral burial ground (pre and post contact). The developer eventually kept several burials in place and marked them (as designated by the Maui/Lana'i Burial Council) with stone markers, a bronze plaque (stating it was a native Hawai'ian burial site, site identification number, AND to respect the area) and metal fence to enclose it. Filling up this shopping center has been slow. There are spaces for a possible 25 tenants, but so far only 6 have opened up. The proposed "restaurant" building is empty and rumours ran rampant that it was the site of Olive Garden.