Primeira classificação Compras em Hawai'i (Big Island)

Located in one of the most famous vacation spots in the U.S., this shopping center boasts a number of luxury boutiques, specialty shops, upscale restaurants and casual eateries. You'll find boutiques such as Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co., Tommy Bahama and Coach as well as local specialty stores such as Cinnamon Girl, Sweet Paradise Chocolatier, Noa Noa, Maui Divers, Walking in Paradise, Honolua Surf Co., and Whalers General Store. Dining options include Roy's Waikoloa Bar & Grill, Merriman's Market Café, Island Fish & Chips and local favorite, Kona Brothers Coffee.

For a superb selection of gifts and souvenirs that are uniquely Hawaii, head to this treasure trove located near the outskirts of Kukuihaele. The gallery and store packs in a large amount of items within the fairly old wooden building in which it sits. From traditional wooden Koa bowls and decorative Ipu gourds to furniture with intricate woodwork, ceramics as well as paintings, there's a lot to browse in the store. Pretty much everything in the store is sourced from local artists and artisans keeping the legacy of Hawaiian art forms alive. The hand-blown glass pieces as well as wooden pieces make for great gift ideas. Stop by to take home a piece of Hawaii.

One of the larger galleries in North Kohala, this one holds a prominent space across from the historical statue of King Kamehameha in the middle of the sleepy town of Kapa'au. The gallery offers many original pieces of art from sculpture to watercolor. Many pieces are affordable, although the gallery is known to furnish nearby resorts and hotels with a multitude of pieces for lobbies and guest rooms. The shop has many small gift items that range from jewelry to clothing. The collection of island art is especially diverse. Everything from photography of native birds to volcanoes can be found here.

A visit to this macadamia outlet will offer not only an amazing selection of island nuts, but a commanding view of the Pacific Ocean and Kohala Coast. What's important to know here is this outlet is not located in Hamakua like the name suggests, but in fact just a short distance from Kawaihae Harbor. A quick turn off the highway and up the road is ample parking, as well as a welcoming staff with lots of goodies to take home to friends and family. The outlet attracts mostly visitors and is certainly the most convenient place to stock up on island treats for those on the west side of the island.

Na Hoku draws on the themes of nature and Hawaiian aesthetics to create sophisticated pieces of jewelry, which are sure to set you apart from the regular crowd. A range of ornate cuff links, chains, bracelets, pendants, anklets, necklaces, and watches is available in white, rose and yellow gold at this, one of the kind King's Shops store in Waikoloa. So come with a loaded wallet all set to splurge!

This aloha shirt designer is one of the best known in the resort world for classic and conservative island wear. The designs have been a part of many high profile events including college and professional football events, regattas and more. Reyn's still offers a collection of high quality resort wear for men. Also offered is a unique line of yachting and golfing wear. The shop is within walking distance to the hotels. In addition, the shopping complex provides lots of free parking.