First, if you're trying to find it, it's in the front building. There are a bunch of local store…read moreowners with spaces. This place has hand made, one of a kind tiki mugs, vintage mugs & commercially made mugs- from $20-$400. You'll find something. Don't worry if you can afford that one of a kind, the owner doesn't make you feel bad- super friendly and helpful. Please stop by.

Awesome selection for unique tiki mugs. Very unique and original. The shopping area has plenty to…read moreoffer, but that store was one of a kind

In my quest to find surf fins this weekend I came here last on the way home. Of all the places I…read morewent today, they had the most choices , sizes and brands. I m looking for Churchill Makapu fins or the dolphin cut shape in another brand. So while I liked the looks of what they had, the fit wasn't there. So I m still looking, trying to buy local.

I just finished a 2-hr. private lesson with Hi-Tech's Kakoa (this isn't the best pic of me, but…read moreKakoa's in the background smiling away - priceless!). I've taken a few lessons from other surf shops, and bobbed around a bit on my own, but never left feeling like I had done much of anything. Today was an absolute blast. Perfect location and the perfect instructor. Kakoa kept it simple and was very encouraging. I'll think of him every time I go out and will remember this day forever. Mahalo Kakoa!

Good selection of eye wear. Location couldnt be more aesthetically pleasing. Prices are expensive…read morebut.....they sell top shelf name brand stuffs. The staff was suuuuuuper friendly. If im on maui again and need glasses....this place is nooooo brainer

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.

When in Maui we have to come to this side of the island and hit up this mall. It has high end shops…read morewhich we are used to shopping at. There is ample parking for free. It has quit a few shops and many name brand stores. Tiffany's, Louis Vuitton, Rolex, Gucci just to name a few. A few art galleries and food shops to. Gotta stop by and get some shaved ice. The place is really clean and friendly staff through out the mall. It is an outdoor mall with two stories. An added tip when shopping in Maui or any place in Hawaii. Their pricing is sometimes cheaper on luxury brands and the tax is always cheaper than at home shopping.

Located on the upper level of the Shops at Wailea, this Louis Vuitton boutique is bright and open,…read morewith a friendly staff. Merchandise is nicely displayed throughout the boutique. Our Client Adviser, Sabrina W., has been assisting patrons at this location for many years. She is very knowledgeable and helpful regarding all Louis Vuitton offerings, and delivered a tailored, gold-standard shopping experience. We definitely recommend this location.

Always stop for this store. It is a nice size store and the staff is amazing here. It is on the…read moresecond floor of the mall. They have a lot of the latest items and a nice selection. If you need engraving on your purchase they have the machine right out on the floor and can do all the engraving you need pretty fast. Just a tip for those who travel internationally . Louis Vuitton has engraved stamps for each country so if you buy a passport holder you can go to a store in another country and stamp your passport holder just like a passport. The wife had purchased one last time and she can't wait to do it when we hit another country this year. Just an added perc to shopping with the brand. All the Louis Vuitton stores in Hawaii have special pricing on most of their items. An added perc for shopping in Hawaii.

IMHO This is my…read morefavorite ABC Store on the island. Perhaps it's because its location is in the nicest shopping mall in Maui, and the square footage of the store is huge. It carries the usual touristy items and souvenirs plus anything you forgot to pack, and food/drink. However, this trip I discovered some cute new items that I will consider for future visits. Check out the cute socks! I was happy to find next year's (2027) calendars already in stock, two for $5, or one for $2.99. We also found a warming oven full of spam musubi and chicken katsu musubi! We chose the katsu for a quick shared snack. It was delicious and the perfect size to satisfy our hunger. Customer service is excellent and aloha friendly as always!

ABC Store Five Stars…read more If there's one spot I can count on every time, it's the ABC Store, hands down my favorite place on the island. Perfect stop fo' sovereigns, snacks, drinks, even all the beach gear you forgot in the car. Walk inside, everything stay clean, organized, and got that happy aloha vibe soon as you step through the door. The service? Solid. Folks behind the counter get you in and out quick, no hassle, no attitude just real island style kindness. And the best part: the prices. Fair, consistent, no kinda price gouging or funny business. Feels good when a place treats you right, yeah? ABC Store always got my back. Simple, convenient, and straight up reliable. Exactly how it's supposed to be.

i was pleasantly surprised while visiting this rip curl to see the pretty good selection of high…read morequality swimwear, plus some really cute t-shirts. nothing much to say about the staff, we just left after looking around & seeing it was slightly overpriced! however, i think it's still worth the stop for the t-shirts & shorts

I was so excited when I found a RipCurl store at the shops in Wailea. I purchased 3 pairs of RIP…read moreCuRL shorts and 2 RipCurl teeshirts. I tried the shorts on and all were a great fit. I tried on one of the RipCurl tees, size XL, and it fit good, so I picked another XL teeshirt. I did not actually try it on because it was also an XL. When I got back to the condo in Kihei, I cut tags off and got them ready for wearing. The next morning, I put on the XL and it was too small. I tried on the other XL and it fit fine. I noticed a tear right away in the seem of the shirt that fit, so we took them back. The receipt/return policy clearly states that refund or exchanges are OK with receipt. When we tried to return them, Jessica and two other employees stated that the manager said they smell and the tags were removed, so they would not exchange or refund. We were confused about "smell", as my wife and I smelled them and they smelled like new store merchandise. We did not wash or wear them, and only tried them on. My wife asked to speak to district manager. The district manager reluctantly approved the exchange. RIP Curl is supposedly a reputable brand, but if they will not stand behind their products, we will not shop there again. WARNiNG to all Rip Curl shoppers at Wailea Shops... DONT SHOP here... Rip Curl does not care about repeat business, value of their product, and has ZERO business integrity. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

The merchandise is of good quality, albeit overpriced. The reason for one star is that they accept…read moreno returns. We purchased two bikinis and changed our mind on one of them 5 minutes later. They denied the return.

This was without a doubt the most pleasant swimsuit shopping experience I've ever had. The sales…read morereps were incredibly helpful and inclusive. They listened to what I was looking for, brought me thoughtful recommendations, and gave honest and kind feedback. I left with a suit I feel great in. It was a little hard to find...Google Maps sent us all over. We finally found the shop at Wailea.

This place has such a Beautiful atmosphere. Big beautiful trees and an outdoor market with food…read morenearby. Also has a mini koyfish pond, fed with coins. They have souvenirs, tourist information ticket sales, and bunch of clothing.

The village is set up fleamarket like. I don't like the hovering as I'm looking at items…read more I did snag some cute hoodies and trinkets to bring back home. Some stands are really pushy with their sales. I get it, but, it's a huge turn off for me.

I had a wish list booked on my phone. There were a few pieces from Gucci, Louis Vuitton and YSL. I…read moreknow that the prices on the mainland are higher than on Maui, HI. Gucci was my first stop and we were warmly welcomed by SA, William. He offered us water and asked how he could help. He also let us know that shopping on the island is cheaper than the continental US. William informed us that Gucci had more items in the back, than what was on display. I showed him my wish list and he was off to gather the items for me. I love browsing and the Gucci displays are beautiful. William was able to produce every item on my wish list. After going back and forth trying on purses, I found one that I loved. He added my information to the Gucci customer base and I called my wallet over aka the Husband to pay. He came back with a beautifully wrapped box and I was on my way. After tax, we saved about $200.00 vs picking it up on the main land.

Okay, so I've finally calmed down to leave a review. My wife and I are both Filipinos from…read moreCalifornia. We love Hawaii as a whole and will always be our favorite vacation destination. We've always been treated with respect whenever we've gone into any high end stores like Chanel or LV. But today was different, my wife wanted to see what Gucci had and buy some jewelry. We should have known from the first interaction or should I say the lack of with the first female employee (who very much looked Filipino) on how the experience was going to be. She made eye contact but did not greet us or asked if we needed any assistance. Two other female workers saw us and did the same thing. Come to think about it, they made more of an effort to not make any eye contact at all. We still did not make a big deal out of it, several minutes had passed by as my wife looked around on her own. She finally was going to ask for help to see their jewelry collection. When a white couple walked in and both of the workers went out of their way to greet and ask them if they needed any help. While literally going around my wife who was in the process of asking them for assistance. That was the final straw and she just wanted to get out of the store. She was visibly upset to a point where the first female employee that ignored us actually asked her if she was okay. My wife just shooked her head in disbelief and walked out. She went next door to LV instead, and while she was there I went back to Gucci to let them know how I felt and how my wife was treated. Luckily the person that I interacted with was the store director, I believe his name was William Vega-Alvarez. I told him everything that had happened and at first he was trying to defend his employees stating that they must have been busy and was just accidentally overlooked. That's when I told him that it was just us inside the store at the time. I told him that I know that the workers gets extra money based on commission of sales, but to dismiss us a potential non buyers was unacceptable. I told him that we've shopped at that store before and to look up our name if needed as proof. He said that he believed me and insured that it was not a practice of any of the employees to do of what I had described. I told him well it just happened to us right now. He asked when it took place and I told him no more than 5 minutes ago. He followed up by asking for a description of the workers. I told him you guys have cameras here right? I told him just look at the footage to see for yourself. He said he will and that he apologized for what happened. I told him what happened to us was unacceptable and should have never taken place. I hoped deep down it wasn't a racial issue but more of class profiling, since all the workers were all minorities. But then again, as soon as the white couple walked in they were treated very differently. I think it's time for that store to do a refresher training with all its employees on how to treat everyone equally.