If you're in Maui and looking for some authentic Hawaiian souvenirs to bring home, you have to…read morecheck this place out. They have the most imaginative, carefully curated collection. My wife and I picked up an awesome replica of the 1930's Dodge Hula Dancing lamps and couldn't be happier. Be sure to ask for Pat! She is amazing.

They have high quality merchandise including artwork, jewelry, woodwork,hawaiian quilt bedspreads…read moreand other hawaiian fabric items. It is a a must stop and shop to frequent. Friendly sales staff to assist you as well.

IMHO I was in search…read moreof a tropical scarf to gift to my sister for her upcoming birthday. Every store I went into had your usual souvenir aloha dresses, tops, swimsuits, but no scarves! Soha Living is a definite step-up from your typical souvenir stores. It oozes tropical charm without overworking your senses with a tightly merchandised store. Everything in Soha is beautifully merchandised and eye-pleasing! When I walked in, I was greeted immediately, and I asked the kind salesperson if they had any scarves. Yes! She quickly got up and showed me the few they had in stock. I had only three different colors to choose from but they were what I was looking for, and for the perfect price! Thank you Soha! I will definitely be back!

This place is open. Smaller store with a selection of home goods, stationery, cookie tins…read more... Good customer service.

I ventured into this store on my last trip to Maui ~ wow! This is as uniquely Hawaiian as a gift…read morestore can get. They have a wide variety of many handmade goods here ~ with small signs showing the family who helps to create these intriguing goods. I am trained in Aromatherapy and wanted some essential oils that smelled like Hawaii when I got home to Canada. All the tourist shops carried the same brand of 'pikake' smelling oils ~ artificial smelling ~ I can buy those at home. No thanks. Banana Wind had some amazing blends: I bought a few and absolutely love "Hawaiian Sea Salt" in particular. Beautifully blended with care and were so amazing smelling I spent half an hour at the counter, smelling each one and it took a while to select ones I wanted. Not a cheap place, but the selection here is unlike anywhere else that I saw anywhere in Maui. I will definitely go out of my way to visit this shop again on my next trip to Maui.

This is in my opinion the best store in the Cannery Mall shopping center. It's a combination of…read morejewelry/home decor selling beach items such as seashells, and decorations made of exotic island woods. The shell selection here is amazing. They have several types I have never seen before and they are in pristine condition. I was enamored by some lockets made by a local artist. The nice woman at the counter brought out what she had in stock so that I could pick out my ideal locket and chain size. The items are a little pricey but hey, it's Maui everything is pretty pricey especially in Lahaina!

I like Whalers Village and it's one of the view park and shop places where you can kill a couple…read morehours in this area. Do I buy a ton at the stores here? Nope. But the coffee shops and shave ice spots? Can't get enough of those! And happy hours :) It's open air, so be aware of that weather wise. I also love getting henna here. One cool perk is that the henna spot offers 50% off a refresh the day before you head home. There are plenty of touristy shops to pick up souvenirs for family and friends. My husband likes their Travis Mathew because you can find hawaii theme stuff. The ABC Store here is pretty big so it can also get really busy (crowded) ... you might have better luck checking out an ABC of the other locations nearby. But it's also a quick place to get parking verified, if needed. All the restaurants will do it, and henna shops too! Overall, a clean place to walk around, snack, shop a little (or not!), and just enjoy being in Maui.

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).

HUE INTERIORS did just a bang up great job re-imagining our vacation home in Paia. I really was…read moredubious before we began the project. The place was run down and drab, infested with tropical critters, a little moldy ... how could that possibly change? These gals came in and did a major overhaul, on time and on budget. They worked so hard. The ultimate proof? Guests who stay there love their INDOOR time as much as the outdoor time, which is saying a lot in Maui. Then we repeated the whole process recently with a 2nd vacation home acquisition in Lahaina. Once again, they turned something dull and outdated into beautiful habitat. We were stunned all over again. More happy guests, gushing about how spectacular the place is. The HUE girls certainly have the skills, and are easy to work with. They've help us SO MUCH thanks to their gifts, I just can't wish them enough success. Mucho recommendo!

One of my most favorite home decor stores. It's pricey but well worth it. One of the only main…read morestops to shop if you're looking for great quality.

Love the vibes and the clothes are super cute. I love walking through stores owned by people who…read moretruly want to spread good energy and god vibes cause the different slogans I saw in merch just makes me happy and makes me smile inside and out.

Love this little boutique located in Whalers Village so many beautiful unique pieces you won't…read morefind anywhere else

This home decor store is very cute. The vibe is relaxed and calm…read more They have great home accessories that are elegant and tasteful. I personally like their great selection of soy candles. There were some Hawaiian scented soaps like lilikoi, guava etc. I saw a couple of beautiful lamps I loved but they were over $400 each. Too steep for my little place in paradise. Sorry I forgot to take some pictures. I will be sure to do that the next time.

This is a small mall that has an ABC - great for souvenirs! and a Safeway grocery store attached to…read moreit. They also have a large food court with some sort of beer garden/bar area, and multiple food truck options that look amazing. Families were here, eating, and people were sitting at the bar. It was pretty busy. The stores are predictable - a snorkeling place, some beachwear, fashion, etc. Parking is plentiful and free. It is air conditioned so you can get out of the heat for awhile. They also have a restaurant on the outside of the mall that seems popular. So it's not a big mall, but if you're looking for a swimsuit, or a cute outfit or a souvenir, you can get that here. You can also get a tasty bite to eat or some groceries.

Nice cultural hula shows and cultural crafts. Clean and modern and public bathrooms available. Air…read moreconditioned. Longs drug store is a part of the cannery. That's the main store that might have some decent prices. I've visited some of the other stores and the prices are kind of high. Food trucks inside mall that have food for sale. Sometimes there are craft fairs on the lawn outside. Update: Was sad to hear they did away with the Hawaiian crafts last year. They really should bring it back. The shops at Wailea have a robust program of Hawaiian dance, crafts and music and I guess I will go there future. They only have a hula show on Sundays 1-2 pm, some music on Friday and Saturday 5-6 pm and and a hula class I believe on Thursday/ Friday. The shops at wailea has something everyday. I did want to mention that the hula show put on by the Oni foundation was one of the best I had seen and it was for a whole hour. I would definitely recommend it!!

Great place to find some unique used & new furniture pieces! Some nice work done to refinish some…read moreold treasures. Was looking for bench and hat rack. Found a piece that would work for hat rack but did not have hooks. They happily offered to add them for me so I ended up with matching set.

Purchased a dresser of drawers. It was infested with termites. They spread all over my condo within…read morea week. I notified their General Manager, John Kelly. I was informed that they did not accept returns. In addition, when I requested that they at least remove it from my condo, they never showed up. We were left with fumigation and disposal expenses. VERY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!

What a neat store and fantastic owner! Maggie is an absolute gem. She was full of information on…read moreher products, local artists and other suggestions including where to get really good pudding on the island! We loved the homemade local soaps. We bought four to get a little discount. We also picked up three prints from a young local artist that are stunning! We finished with some guitar picks. This shop is clean and full of locally made products. While not everything is cheap in price, you are likely going to get what you pay for. Highly recommended.

Found some absolutely stunning pants here. Very welcoming and friendly as well as filled with loads…read moreof beautiful artisan clothing made in Maui. Would definitely recommend stopping by even just to look!