Big Wind custom makes kites for high fliers of all ages. It has hundreds ready to go in stock or you can choose a design and watch production begin. Lessons are available; enquire within. There's a range of other goods to browse as well, including an excellent selection of Hawaii-themed books, artwork, clothing and crafts originating from all over.
Big Wind Kite Factory & Plantation Gallery
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