Excellent boutique. Love my outfit. Wish they had a bit more size runs. Wanted the orange slice…read moreprint palazzo pants in large but through make a small amount of items in each size. : ( ​

10/10 the best clothing store. Their pieces are adorable and I would want my entire closet to be…read morethis store specifically. Each Mahina store has their own curation of items and out of the Kapa'a and Koloa locations, Princeville is my fav. I picked up a beautiful flowy dress, shirt, and linen top here. I would say that their prices are extremely reasonable given the quality and style. The workers are also great. Love Mahina!!!

This review is based on the rental facility located at Bali Hai. We rented a Beach Umbrella and 2…read moreBoogie Boards for the week. The Beach Umbrella was a nice Tommy Bahama beach umbrella but super old and flipped out in the winds at Salt Pond Beach. The Boogie Boards were old with flaps falling off that prevented us from catching good waves at Hanalei Bay and Poipu Beach. Make sure to inspect your gear before you leave! I didn't notice the quality of the boards until we were using them and seeing the rolls royce of nice boogie boards flying by us when we were trying to catch waves and going no where. This shop is conveniently located at the hotel and reasonably priced.

We rented two snorkel gears from here, very affordable! Discovered this place while we walked…read morearound Holy Grail donuts and were on our way to Hanalei bay. They have a bunch of other rentals and stuff to buy too. We got it for a day and had to leave early the day after. Couldn't return it in the evening the same day but they were nice enough to have us drop it early the next morning before they open up their store. I messaged them on the google chat or something , not expecting a reply and I got one! It was very easy to communicate and coordinate the drop off.

When I went to Kauai last, October, my niece and I walked by tropical tantrum and went inside to…read morecheck out the gorgeous looking sundresses. I fell in love with the place, but didn't pick up a dress at that time. I wished I had so when I got home, I found their website and ordered a gorgeous sun dress. It took a while for it to get here, but when I finally got it after communicating with one of the owners, the handmade to my measurements dress was gorgeous and one of my favorite wardrobe pieces for warm weather vacations.

Everything is 100% quality that retains its vibrant color, is easy to wash, wear, can be worn to…read morefancy occasions, or on a simple errand. The fabric breathes because its an oranic product. Customer reps are 'A+' knowledgeable and have super powers to filter out anyone who tries to avoid paying a fair share for an attainable luxury article of quality clothing that lasts forever; so don't get cheap. If you want factory direct 'walk on by'.

Cutest little coffee shop in Hanalei. They have an excellent selection of coffees and teas as well…read moreas açaí bowls. Get here early as the line does fill up pretty quickly. All iced coffees come in an adorable keepsake glass jar. If you bring it back, it's $1 off your coffee. The staff is kind and quick but be gracious as they're super busy. There are a ton of photo ops around the property and some adorable souvenirs to take home.

So this place is more like a compound or collective of businesses on this property. When you see it…read morefrom the road, you first see the Wishing Well Shave Ice business, then walk and find various stores, and the Wishing Well Coffee Shop. I ended up buying a cute hat and travel bag from the shop. The cashier Ellie was so nice and shared the sweet story behind the brand. It could not be a better message for us all to slow down at times, especially when life gets busy. I ended up checking out most of the shops and loved this place so much we came back a few times for coffee or some shave ice.

Cute little boutique that had gifts for kids, womens, and even items that could be gifted for men…read more I was intrigued by the jewelry - these beautiful beaded anklets that were quite pricey, earrings by the register, the beach things - only a few sizes in swimwear left, towels, wall decor - shell leis and lava stone arrows, and this sleek looking pocket knife. I really wanted to try on the anklet as it came in three colors, but I was never approached if I needed any help. I circled several times and entered the store two separate occasions while I was trying to decide if it was worth it. Nice shop to browse and if you're in need of a gift though.

Such a cute spot with lovely gifts and souvenirs to remember Kauai with. I highly recommend…read morestopping in and seeing the cute jewelry. The handmade ohana brand clothes, the linens, locallly made jewelry and even smell a nice Pikake candle. The workers are nice and always accommodating and they give you space to shop. I even purchase online from them just to support local. Check out this little gem!

My husband rented a performance board from Backdoor and he was helped by Kahelei , she was…read morewonderful! She even gave us local recommendations for coffee and breakfast and her approach was outgoing and personable.

Wow went shopping there today and a young man, Regan, was so welcoming and energetic. Asked what…read morewe were looking for and how he could help. Great customer service!!! We will definitely be back to this shop.

This was a very convenient shopping where Foodland is the anchor store…read more We stayed at the Westin Princeville resort. Short 20 minute walk if you so choose. On the second Sunday each month there's an arts & craft fair with food vendors and live music. Hubby enjoyed going into the Ace Hardware store. Two places we did takeout - Sandwich Isle and Lotus Garden Thai and Chinese. There's an outdoor food court and nearby a public library and a bank. Heads up - avoid going to Foodland during dinner hour. Everyone has the same idea. Long times. We liked the poke. But the prepared food was primarily fried food. Ample outdoor parking.

Closest market here if you're staying in Princeville. They have a post office too. Not much else…read morehere really worth going to. There is a booth that sells sun catchers, but you can buy the same items from them at Islands Country Market in Kapa'a for cheaper.

I've always been intrigued by Eastern philosophy, and if I didn't have the patience of a flea I'd…read morebe a meditation guru by now. I can't sit still and clear my mind long enough to be at one with the universe. I start thinking about what I'm going to make for dinner, whether I sent the mortgage payment, why the tip of my nose itches so badly and needs immediate scratching... But I do love everything else about Eastern philosophy, which is why I wandered into Divine Planet one afternoon. There's eco-clothing woven from bamboo fiber, Chinese paper star hanging lamps, handmade Thai jewelry, batiked sarongs, silk drapes, scented candles and lotions, saris repurposed into throw pillows and throws, an entire wall of stunning Buddhist malas, and beads galore for stringing your own jewelry or meaningful mala. The woman running this location has a non-pushy and welcoming persona that exudes Zen. Prices are reasonable, and the sales astounding. I found a handmade, multi-colored shift from Tibet with gold thread woven into the fabric for $10, marked down from over $60. Not that you could ever feel stressed out on Kaua'i (OK, maybe "rush hour" on Kuhio would do it), but Divine Planet's got yer om right here.

Cool items. They are appealing to the earthy crowd that come from money. Over priced like activists…read moreand medication practitioners but t shirts for 40 bucks?? Who gives up earthly products and rises to the divine but can afford a hemp bracelet for $100? Service is not inviting but they do return smiles.