Waipi'o Valley, on the northeast coast of Hawaii, is the birthplace of the King Kameamea.

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Big Island of Hawaii Shopping

King's Shops at Waikoloa
Collection of shopping, dining and services including specialty and gift shops, luxury resort Wear, shoes, cosmetics & accessories, fine art, posters, novelties, t-shirts, jewelry, gifts, collectibles, sun glasses, watches, ukuleles, unique Hawaiian arts and gifts, koa furniture & accessories, food, and much more. The 75,000-square-foot shopping, dining and entertainment complex also features a number of hands-on Hawaiian cultural activities throughout the week, combining culture, education and entertainment.

Waimea Center
A variety of locally owned shops provide hours of browsing entertainment. Check out Big Island Surf or newcomer It is All Good. Restaurants include Yong's Kal Bi Korean and Kona Healthways II. The center is housed in an old-fashioned complex, the front of which resembles a turn-of-the century general store.

New Open Farmers Market
By the Pink Donkey sign
Captain Cook, HI
Held on Fridays.

South Kona Fruit Stand
Near the old Higashi Store
Monday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

Alii Garens Marketplace
Outdoor market open Wednesday through Sunday located 2 miles south of Kailua Pier. Over 50 local merchants offering hundreds of handmade products. Fresh produce, exotic flowers, Kona coffee, black pearls and food court. Free ukulele and hula lessons.

Hilo Farmers Market
Over 124 vendors selling everything from fresh island fruits and vegetables to locally grown tropical flowers, Big Island food products, handmade craft items and more.

Volcano Farmers Market
Baked goods, vegetables, orchids, flower arrangements, and handmade lip balms and soaps. Every Sunday morning from 6:30 to 9:00 AM.