Shopping in Maui
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Maui Swap Meet
Skip the mall and head to this quintessential island scene where you buy direct from craftspeople and local farmers (admission 50ยข). You'll not only find fresh organic Hana fruits, Kula veggies and homemade banana bread, but it's a fun place to souvenir shop for everything from Hawaiian quilts to Maui designed T's. This place glows with aloha and the prices are unbeatable.
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Banyan Tree Gallery
The nonprofit collective Lahaina Arts Society represents more than 100 island artists at this extensive gallery. The works run the gamut from avant-garde paintings to traditional weavings. Many of Maui's best-known artists got their start here, and there are some gems among the collection, so it's a good place to start your browsing.
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Kaukini Gallery & Gift Shop
Just before the 14-mile marker, the hilltop Kaukini Gallery & Gift Shop has works by island artists, with watercolors, native-fiber baskets, pottery and much more. There's a soda machine here, too, and a good bird's-eye view of Kahakuloa village from the grounds.
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Maui Crafts Guild
One of the island's best galleries, this collective of Maui artists and craftspeople sells everything from pottery and jewelry to handpainted silks and natural-fiber baskets. It's on the makai side of the road as you come into town from Kahului.
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Na Kani O Hula
Producing instruments for hula halau (troupes), the shop sells 'uli'uli (feather-decorated gourd rattles), bamboo nose flutes and more - any of which would make a fascinating souvenir.
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MauiGrown Coffee
On the mountain side of the highway, next to the former sugar mill's smokestack, this shop sells west Maui's newest homegrown crop, Ka'anapali Estate coffee. Buy it by the pound, or test it by the cup.
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Kihei Kalama Village
Kihei overflows with souvenir shops of all sorts, the most interesting being Kihei Kalama Village, opposite Kalama Park, which has a collection of stalls selling cheapo T-shirts, sarongs and jewelry.
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Village Gifts & Fine Arts
This little shop in the Masters' Reading Room sells prints, wooden bowls and silkscreened fabrics, with a portion of the proceeds supporting the Lahaina Restoration Foundation.
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Hana Coast Gallery
Stop by this gallery at the north side of Hotel Hana-Maui even if you're not shopping, just to see the museum-quality wooden bowls, paintings and Hawaiian featherwork.
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Dan's Green House
Looking for an unusual souvenir? Dan's specializes in 'fuku-bonsai' - a mini-tree only a few inches high with its roots grown around a Hawaiian lava rock.
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Lahaina Printsellers
Hawaii's largest purveyor of antique maps, including fascinating originals dating back to the days of Captain Cook; also sells affordable reproductions.
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Bakery
Lahaina's finest bakery, in a nondescript industrial park, offers sinfully sweet pastries, crispy croissants and generously heaped sandwiches.
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