First time visiting Hawaii -- and Maui. Drove with family to Maui Swap Meet on Saturday. The vendor selection was excellent and diverse. Even picked up two Açaí Bowls -- they were a bit expensive at $15 each (cash only), but totally worth it. Possibly the best Açaí on the island (Maui). Shame the Swap Meet is only open on Saturdays; would've loved to come again. Also, forgot to note down the name of the Açaí shop, but it's all good. If visiting Maui -- as either a local or tourist -- this one is a definitely must-go spot! Last visited: January 17, 2026 read more

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I walked here from my hotel and found it easy to get to. Lots of items and food for sale. Bring an umbrella in case it spontaneously rains, I was glad to have mine! I got food from Shibiz and it was generously portioned and delicious. The shaved ice from Maui Girlz was delicious as well. read more

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We love visiting this swap meet when we are in the area. As I reviewed three years ago, there is still alot of junk and mass made stuff, but there are some artists too and well worth your time if you're looking for something special. This year I stopped in Joy's booth to look at her beautiful jewelry made Tagua Palm Nuts also known as Vegetable Ivory. I bought one of her lovely necklaces. There are also food booths and trucks. It's always hot there so dress accordingly! read more

Maui Swap Meet - Colors of Joy jewelry - Farmers Market Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

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Ok this is such a cool good sized swap meet Perfect place for coming to buy all your Hawaiian merch or souvenirs at much much cheaper prices than at the tourist trap stores You can also find foods and vegetables and drinks it's a typical swap meet and it's $1 to get in Plenty easy parking Got here kinda late It closes at 1pm So I was able to snag deals as people don't want to pack all their stuff up again I wish i had more time but it's a great place! read more

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Highly Recommended! It only cost $0.75 to go in and kids are free! We went here on a Saturday, we ate shaved ice, pasta, and went shopping! We bought some things and there was enough shade on a hot day. Workers were pleasant. read more

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Shibiz in the front right corner is by far some of the best poke on island. I also thoroughly enjoyed their musubi. I am happy to support local, especially when they're so kind and good at what they do! read more

Maui Swap Meet - Farmers Market Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

The food and drinks were truly amazing. Everybody had aloha kind spirit and willing to help . The swamp meet was set up very nicely organized clean and inviting. Beautiful location. Minus 1 star . I understand why it's in a bowel to break the wind. Heat, broiling,cooking. I Couldn't wait to leave . I felt better when that breeze came back. read more

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There was a price increase to $1 per person. Kids 12 and under are free. Didn't buy anything today I was hoping to get a Christmas tank top today but the vendor didn't have them in stock to buy. So I was sad. I usually buy from the vendor who sells items 3 for $5 but I didn't get anything there either. read more

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The Maui Swap Meet is a diverse, local focused collective offering many Hawaii centric gifts and goods that are great to look through. The variety is good with food, trinkets, and gifts for those back at home within arms reach. Some things are a bit overpriced but we understand that is due to small business needs, still unfortunate to see something you bought for $20 available at ABC for $10 a few days later. We got a few gifts for our dog and others and some stuff for us and we were happy with the quality of them which is all you can really ask for in a market. The food options were also much better than expected. We would certainly recommend this as a go to for anyone looking to support local Maui businesses and for those looking to pick up gifts for those back at home. The Maui Swap Meet is a diverse, local focused collective offering many Hawaii centric gifts and goods that are great to look through. The variety is good with food, trinkets, and gifts for those back at home within arms reach. Some things are a bit overpriced but we understand that is due to small business needs, still unfortunate to see something you bought for $20 available at ABC for $10 a few days later. We got a few gifts for our dog and others and some stuff for us and we were happy with the quality of them which is all you can really ask for in a market. The food options were also much better than expected. We would certainly recommend this as a go to for anyone looking to support local Maui businesses and for those looking to pick up gifts for those back at home. read more

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Stopped by before heading to airport. It's $1 to get in. Some vendors are really pricey like $55/shirt but you can still find some deals especially 5 tshirts for $20. Still should stop by if you're ever in Maui. There's still a lot of different vendors. read more

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Update A opportunity for Yoga pants , one of a kind. Oh ,well, board shorts for me. I'm due. read more

Maui Swap Meet - Outside the fence - Farmers Market Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

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Only a $1 to get for adults, and you can find a bit of everything here: clothes, jewelry, ornaments, souvenirs, quilts, hot sauce, banana bread, and all of the goodies. It's every Saturday morning, and you can help support locals! read more

We were on Maui on a Saturday morning -- so we just had to stop by the Maui Swap Meet. Admission is 75 cents and there's tons of free parking! When we put "Maui Swap Meet" in our GPS, it took us to the wrong spot and we did have to drive around a bit until we saw some signs. With that, it's located at the University of Hawaii Maui College lot off of Kahului Beach Road, across Wahinepio Road from the Maui Arts and Cultural Center. Iced coffee in hand, we had about an hour and a half to kill and we honestly didn't have the time that we would've liked to really look around. We probably did about half of the market in the leisurely speed we prefer shopping and then did a quick walk through the rest of the market. The vendors here are really friendly and you can find some really cool things too. We ended up grabbing some cheap (but cute) sunglasses since I had forgotten to pack a pair and a magnet made by a local artist. There's lots of typical souvenirs but also some really unique and beautiful things made by local artisans. I had my eye on a Hawaiian quilt and a beautiful shell and pearl necklace -- there really is so much to discover. read more

We always enjoy going to the Maui Swap Meet. There are countless booths selling food, drinks, produce, and snacks; clothes; jewelry; bath and body products; souvenirs, beautiful artwork and crafts; etc. There was a food truck selling musubi. I got a miso garlic chicken musubi, and it was unbelievably delicious! I also bought some radishes that were huge and delicious. We had a great time! read more

Maui Swap Meet - Miso garlic chicken musubi - DELICIOUS!! - Farmers Market Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

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Prepare: Arrive early because it can get hot here! Bring water, sunscreen & hats if you choose (especially for kiddos) This is the oldest open air market in Maui and has something for everyone! You don't want to miss the chance to shop with 140 local vendors! Tropical fruits, veggies, food, crafts and the most well priced souvenirs in Maui (plus every purchase goes straight to a local family, some who have vended here for 30+ years). WHERE TO START: Take the first left after the entrance and head for the most amazing mango, banana, guava and lilkoi bread at Maui Nord Farm booth! If you are hot already, pick up one of their handcrafted Guava or Likikoi sodas made with real fruit puree. I like the Likikoi best (also is a fun picture with the cute umbrellas) They even have gluten free options & if you are traveling with a gluten free person, you will want to stock up on the breads! Next door to them are great tacos at yellow belly or fabulous hats if you forgot yours! BEST MEAL: If you are a foodie or want to try one of the best meals in kahalui--go to Shibiz! Run by an incredible chef and his fam who are serving the freshest poke, mouthwatering spam musubi (not like you have ever had it) and my fav is the ahi katsu. *Take the first right after entrance to find this dream level food *First right dead ends to them BEST SHAVE ICE: Maui Girls is the best at the swap meet! *Take the first left after the entrance and it will take you there FRUITS & VEGGIES: On the very back road of the swap meet, you will find fruits and veggies BEST BANANA BREAD: Maui Nord Farm booth (Gluten free available) BEST DEALS for the BARGAIN SHOPPER: *Take the first left and you will find the best priced items at the swap meet for people looking for lots of gifts. (Purses, tshirts, keychains, jewelry, Christmas ornaments) BATHROOM: There are only porta potties here so plan ahead or go to the very back road to find them. There is a real handwashing station here WHAT TO DO AFTER SWAP MEET? Drive to Iao Valley (15 minutes), go to historic Wailuku town (8 min), visit MOMONA bakery (best and cutest bakery on the island), drive to Paia town (10 min), visit Kanaha beach in kahalui (5 mins)!for amazing views of the west Mauis mountains from the sand. Kanaha beach park also has its own unofficial cat sanctuary (just drive into the park to have all the sightings for the cat lover among you). read more

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I love this swap meet! I entered thinking it would either be a farmers market with produce, or a janky flea market like the one at Alina Stadium on Oahu. Guess what... nether! It's a cool little swap meet with mostly artisan goods. And the prices are reasonable! Note too much duplication both to both either. You can also find good deals in souvenirs. Not a ton but enough. Had great Shave Ice at a very good price at Maui Girls Shave Ice. Oh and it's a large parking lot so no need to stewed about finding parking. I'm going here every time I hit up Maui from note on! read more

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This is my second or third visit to the Maui Swap meet. Over two years ago we visited and found some great vendors offering goods, wares, and products, almost all brand new, or hand made, or people starting a new business. That said, just about everyone was happy and friendly. Located in a beautiful setting, a huge college parking lot, not your typical lot, though, you have the tropical air and vegetation all around.... At the same time you're perusing a huge array of items ranging from clothing to carved drift wood and gourds, to toys, signs, and hot sauces, to a very eclectic variety of ready to eat food items. Because that experience was so positive we had to pay them another visit. Everything was still fantastic, maybe even better since Covid-19 isn't such a big deal anymore. Shave ice, spam musubi, bulgogi sushi rolls, banana-chocolate chip bread, and lumpia Shanghai made for great morning snacks and seemed to please the whole family. The one vendor I'm gonna call out here is HiSpice. The variety of hot sauces offered is beyond belief. The flavor profiles are more than pleasing to the palate. Ranging from mild to super hot, I tried just about all of them and learned that this ten-year-old family business was started by a couple brothers, one of whom was a chef and restaurnteur for many years alongside his chemist sibling; what a combination, it works wonderfully! Needless to say I left with a box of different sauces after enjoying the many samples, but even more the visit and awesome conversation with Sai (I'm not sure I'm spelling his name correctly). This place only operates on Saturdays. It'll cost you, and anyone else over 12 in your party, .75 cents to get in, but it's well worth it! You'll save so much on souvenirs and stuff for your visit you should make this a priority. I'll be back! read more

Not as many produce stalls as I expected, maybe a handful? Of note were some huge avocados, the usual apple bananas, and mango varieties, but not many of the more "exotic" tropical fruits (I.e. ice cream beans, mangosteens, egg fruit, etc), though some may be a seasonal thing. Fair number of prepared food stalls/trucks, such as baked goods (some really good breads - not just banana), poke, kimbap, lumpia, popsicles, shave ice, etc. More down to earth and less bougie (and less pricey) than a lot of the food trucks elsewhere on the island. Fair number of crafty goods that make good souvenirs. Less junky stuff as is prevalent @ the Aloha Swap Meet on Oahu. Time spent, hour to an hour and a half at a leisurely pace. Parking spaces a little tight. read more

$1 cash entrance fee, lots of food, produce, souvenir stalls! Everyone is friendly and lots of room to walk around. Recommend getting there early to beat the heat. read more

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Lots of vendors I think the best time to come here is when they open which is at 7am specially if you want to buy fresh produce, they do sold out fast and it gets really hot. Service is ok, some vendors just doesn't keep up with the pricing though, which should be a mandatory put a price! lol I spent $18 for a headband and a tiny Dino toy like finger size which was online bought items. They have a lot of local made also, and we got 2 tank tops from Good living he also threw free shirt for the kids thank you thank you read more

We love going to the swap meet, met some locals who were ready to give us advice on local food eateries and how they had lost stores in the fire. I love the island vibe and we bought a few items including Kona chocolate and banana bread. read more

I had a really good time here! One of the cleanest and best swap meets I've ever been to. This one is not like the swap meets in California. People in cali know swap meets to be a place where people sell junk or used items. They actually had food, drinks, artisans with crafts, jewelry, paintings, shirts, and so much more. Very cool spot. Had a good time. Wish there were more vendors. It's 1 dollar per person. read more

Always a good time here. It's hot, bring sunglasses, hats and umbrellas to keep cooler. The fruits and vegetables here are top notch and way cheaper than the grocery stores. Try and head here at the beginning of your stay here in Maui. There is a new stand, young biologist and super nice who sells his own art, coloring info books, croc charms and other cool stuff. Name is Che Frausto, I bought a tank with his art. It's nice to see young passionate ppl about the environment. The Filipino stand with spam musubi is our favorite and we also hit it. We noticed a new jam and bread stand called. The guava bread and guava drink is so good and the lady at the stand is so nice. We samples and got their banana and guava bread. They have the only guava farm on Hawaii. read more

Maui Swap Meet - The best vegetables at the swapmeet - Farmers Market Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

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Saw this place on social media. Kids and I love swap meet in Hawaii. Entry fee was only 75 cents and kids get in free! It was sprinkling, but didn't stop us from shopping. So many options to buy like jewelry, toys, souvenirs, luggage, clothes, etc...I bought some keychains for friends under $10. It was a steal because at other gift stores would have cost me more. The food there was amazing at really good prices. Got a big portion of shaved ice for $5. My kids were loving it! Everyone was so nice and friendly giving out Aloha vibes. Of course, you can't miss the farmers market with all organic fruits and vegetables. Samples were offered and let me tell you it was the best! We wanted to try so many different food options, but were on a tight schedule. If you are looking for a spot to go shopping, eat incredible food, don't miss this swap meet! Add it to your itinerary! read more

A great place to buy all of your souvenirs to support the locals! Great selection of almost everything you could want.

Lots of handmade crafts, clothing, soaps, lotions, and many souvenir kiosks here at this swap meet. Admission is very cheap. They also have a couple food trucks to one side here. Recommended shopping activity while in Maui. read more

I highly recommend Maui Swap Meet. We had an afternoon flight so took an Uber there quite costly but I'm glad we did. Nice selection of artisanal, imported goods and food. Some artists are working on their craft there so that's interesting to see. Everyone was very nice. It's clean and well laid out. Cost .75cents for entry is a no brainer. There is some shade, portable restrooms which I did not use so can't comment. No poochies allowed except service which I'm good with as it was a bit crowded so hard for poochies to walk about comfortably. It's a good pick especially is you ha e a rent a car while Visiting which I highly recommend. read more

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My Saturday morning ritual while I'm on the island is to shop at the Swap Meet. A classic gathering of locals promoting there aloha goods to the world plus fruits & vegetable farmers peddling fresh organic products. I enjoy the cheap junk from China being sold but it's the vibe of wandering around and searching for just one item that reflects the aloha spirit I wanna bring home. However I gotta give a shout out to one vendor in particular and that's JEFF'S JAM's & JELLY's cause he's da bomb for all things jelly & jams but it's his Kabli Marinade sauce for grilling that's outstanding. I just purchased 6 bottles to be shipped out today. You grab some Jeff's sauce & few pounds short ribs and you'll find your about to have mind alternating experience of delicious chow. Now this swap gathering is only on Saturdays and it's a limited time so get there early and 75 cents to enter and you have an experience! read more

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This is my first time visiting the Maui swap meet. It's open every Saturday, and admission prices $.75. Parking is free and ample. Several vendors have touristy like items labeled with "Maui", and several jewelry vendors. A lot of the vendors are local and are artists, including wood cutters, local soap makers, and jewelry makers. They also had locally screened T-shirts, as well as bags and purses. In the back of the swap meet, there's a few food trucks with tacos, shave ice, and smoothies. The Maui swap meet is definitely a lot smaller than the Aloha Stadium swap meet in Honolulu, but I was able to find some carved gourds, which were pretty interesting. One of them had the nativity scene which I thought was really cool. read more

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Lots of friendly vendors, food trucks, and fun ambiance. Great way to support local businesses. I bought a live plant to take home. So excited to watch it grow! read more

Yes, it's hot and is only .75 per adult above 12 yo. BEWARE, make sure you're buying Hawaiian fruit at the stalls. I bought two mangos from Mexico and paid tourist prices for it. The fresh coconut isn't very good. Keep your money. If going when it's hot, bring an ice pack for anyone who can't handle the heat. read more

This beautiful open air market brings together dozens of local vendors selling everything from baked goods to textiles, produce, decor and local goods such as guava jams and Hawaiian sea salts. A must stop is Aunty Lia's for Hawaiian toffees, banana amd pineapple breads, pineapple macadamia nut cake, cookies and brownies. #maui #mauiswapmeet #mauitourism #farmersmarket read more

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A swap meet with lots of variety! I had contacted one of my favorite jewelry artists to see where I could find her work, and she said I could meet up with a vendor who would be showing her items here. There was plenty of parking in the UH Maui lot--some even providing shade in the back. The entry fee was 75 cents per person at the main gate. My first stop was to pick out some gorgeous glass jewelry--and I'm glad I went there to start! I learned that even though the swap meet is open until 1:00, some of the vendors start heading out as early as 11:30. Even so, we ended up staying until just before closing time, as there were so many tents to explore. We came away with artwork, hats, a knife, jewelry, and some bags. Some of the shops offered big discounts off their sticker prices for the swap meet. We also had a break with some haupia shave ice. Yum! Be sure to bring your hat and some sun screen. When you are outside the shop tents, there aren't many other places to sit to keep you out of the sun. It's also a good idea to bring your own bags--unless you want to buy some from one of the shops there! read more

If you have a couple weeks in Maui I recommend visiting the Swap Meet at the college. You can get anything from veggies and fruit, to local art, to yummy snacks, plus a whole lot more. I would say it takes about 90 minutes to move through at a slow to moderate pace taking it all in. If you are getting fruits and vegetables I would recommend getting there early and bring some of your own bags. Take a load to the car and then enjoy the rest of the swap meet. You meet a lot of fun people and get some fun treasures to take home. read more

Maui Swap Meet - $0.75 entry fee. Worth it. - Farmers Market Near Me - Kahului, Hawaii

Great place to find souvenirs, island attire and food/fruits. The same vendors have been at the same location for many years. The kids love that vendor on the far right end with the bracelets, rings, hairclips. They have a huge selection and irresistible prices. Minimal entry fee. Located at the Maui college. Plenty of parking and shaded parking! Overall pretty clean too. read more

Great venue to shop around for souvenirs and snacks. I was able to find the most delicious trail mix from Maui Macaroon. Definitely go check it out if you're in the area. Entrance is .75 cents per person and has plenty of free parking. read more

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This was our 5 star spot last year. Free last year, back to 50¢ a person. Quality/Quantity - 5 stars last year, free and more vendors. Still plenty of food vendors, see all my pictures. And plenty of local trinkets, sorry no pictures as I do not really like to shop, but if you are following me, you probably can't tell. Pictures sometimes say more than words, so please check them out. :) Atmosphere - Open only 1 day a week on Saturday from 7am to 1pm. Free re-entry with a hand stamp, had the guy stamp both hands so I can come back next year for free, JK. Free parking, come early for the shaded spots. :) Service - Good. Price - 50¢ for entry, and the other prices depend on what you buy. Owner Comment - No comment, except the website on Yelp is incorrect. Everyone should come and have a good time. :) Support local businesses! read more

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The Maui swap meet is always fun to walk Saturday mornings. The atmosphere is always exciting because sometimes you find a new vendor and visit your regular sellers. The staff in the ticket booth are so friendly as you pay your 75cents and get ready to spend. I bought a new wood piece from friend Sam. Thanks you uncle. Found a super nice vendor who weaves palm products. Thanks Tiara "T" of "Roots & Kultire" ,wife loves her hat. Also found " Mauka'i Bakery " Thank you Patricia for the wonderful sourdough bread loaf and boysenberry scone. Can't stop eating the bread. Over all we had a great day, so if your into art work, farmers market produce and locals handmade products this is your place. Enjoy everyone read more

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What a great way to spend a Saturday morning looking & buying local souvenirs for a cheaper price. If you ever come to Maui, go to the swap meet to get all your souvenirs! It's technically not a swap meet because it's very clean and the they don't do "swap" trades for goods. The entrance fee is on fifty cents....yes just fifty cents you can enjoy the scenery which has every single souvenir you can buy, shirts, food & Hawaiian ice. read more

Love the Swap Meet! Great place to get souvenirs from the island! I had a great experience w Wooden It Be Nice - stall #166 friendly and great things! read more