Additional Kauai Shopping Listings

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ANTIQUES AND ART

Capturing the underwater world- You’ll be mesmerized by the work of artist Wyland whose works have brought about awareness of the ocean and its inhabitants. Also featured are works by Power, Warren, DeShazo, Walfrido and Mackin. See it for yourself at Wyland Galleries. wyland.com. Poipu Shopping Village, 742-6030, Map G:C12. Kauai Village, 822-9855, Map B:D11. V, MC, AE, DIS.

CLOTHING

Catering to the full-figured gal- Bodacious features mix-and-match Bali Batik separates sizes XS to 6X, the Flax line of linen apparel in petite to 3X and more. Three shops to choose from: Bodacious Plus Size Apparel, Bodacious Petite thru Plus and Jungle Rain. Bodacious-Hawaii.com. 821-1115. Map B:D13. V, MC, AE, DIS.

Wear your style on your sleeve- Find exclusive designs on T-shirts, sweatshirts, ladies’ scoop neck tees, socks and hats. Designs constantly change so there’s always something new. Through the years, Crazy Shirts remains committed to “legendary service and garments of the highest quality.” crazyshirts. com. Coconut MarketPlace, Anchor Cove, Old Koloa Town and Poipu Shopping Village. V, MC, AE, DIS.

JEWELERY

Bodacious jewelry- The owners of Bodacious opened Golden Nugget to offer fine jewelry. Choose from a host of pearls: Tahitian, fresh water, cultured, akoya and biwa—plus Hawaiian heirloom and popular plumeria designs. Diamonds, colored gemstones, 18- and 14kt gold and white gold earrings, brace-lets, pendants and rings. Coconut Marketplace, Kapaa. 821-1120. Map B:D13. V, MC, AE.

Serving Kauai for almost two decades- Kauai Gold has been at the same location since 1986. Specializing in quality Niihau shell lei, heirloom and 24kt Hawaiian gold coin jewelry, Hawaiiana 14kt and silver charms, pendants, bracelets and necklaces. Local artist’s scrim-shaw pieces are featured. Visit Lorraine or Terry, they’ve been there since the beginning. Coconut Marketplace. Major credit cards accepted.

Fine quality jewelry- At the same location and specializing in fine quality Tahitian Black Pearls since 1991. Exotic Tahitian Black Pearls in every color and hue. 14-18kt gold and platinum settings fashioned by fine jewelry artists. Spectacular Australian opals are also featured. Visit Kauai Pearls and “talk story” with their knowledgeable staff. Coconut Marketplace, Kapaa. 822-9698. Major credit cards accepted.

“The state’s largest collection of Niihau shells”- Family owned and operated for over 25 years, this shop specializes in Tahitian Black Pearls and Niihau shell jewelry. The pearls are brought in from Tahiti and set at Old Hawaiian Trading Post. Niihau shell leis made in the islands are their forté. They boast “the state’s largest collection of Niihau shells.” At the junction of Hwy. 530 and 50 in Lawai. 332-7404. V, MC. Map E:A8.

Open for more than 50 years- Robert’s Jewelry showcases over 1,000 styles of Hawaiian heirloom jewelry in 14K gold and sterling silver. It’s modeled after those worn by Hawaiian royalty. Engraved items include rings, bracelets, earrings and pendants. Lihue, 246-GOLD, Map A:C10. Hanapepe, 335-5412, Map E:B17. Or 877-465-3534. robertsjewelry.com. V, MC, AE, DIS.

MADE IN HAWAII

This “Aunty” has great taste- “Aunty” is a term of endearment used in Hawaii for an elder woman. At Aunty Lilikoi, you’ll find lilikoi (passionfruit) products made with the same care that your own aunty would make them. Find tasty jelly, dressing, teriyaki sauce and more. 9633 Kaumuali‘i Hwy., Waimea. 338-1296, or toll free 866-LILIKIOI. auntylilikoi.com

Kauai-style for the keiki- Find this shop on the main drag in Hanalei on Kauai’s North Shore. Filled with great gift items, Kokonut Kids specializes in children’s clothing and items made on Kauai. You’ll also find Barbie-sized apparel such as a handmade kimono, muumuu with matching lei and grass hula skirt with shell lei. Open daily. Hanalei. 826-0353. Map C:B13.

SHOPPING CENTERS

Unique boutiques- Ching Young Village is an open-air shopping center that started as a general store in 1906. Today it sprawls a block and serves as the community hub for groceries, photo processing, services, apparel and eats. Outdoor benches and tables provide a place to relax. Some shops carry items made by North Shore residents. Located next to the Hanalei Post Office. 826-7222. Map C:B12.

Specially geared for visitors- Coconut MarketPlace is a sprawling, open-air mall that has over 70 shops in the heart of the Coconut Coast. Find unique, specialty stores, as well as art galleries and places for a frosty libation. There’s a twin theatre movie complex, a food court and restaurants serving up Kauai-style cuisine with island hospitality. 822-3641. Map B:D13.

The “Hawaiian Mall”- Find world-class restaurants, a day spa and 20 shops offering apparel, collectibles, arts and crafts, fine art and a range of services at this “Hawaiian Mall.” Cool off with a shave ice, stroll along Nawiliwili Stream or go for a swim at Kalapaki Beach. It’s all at Harbor Mall, located in Lihue on Nawiliwili Bay across from the Kauai Marriott. 245-6255. Map A:E11.

Discover more than shopping- At Kauai Village, it’s easy with the courtyard, waterfalls and Wyland Walls, plus the Kauai Heritage Center that hosts Hawaiiana activities. Browse through locally owned boutiques, clothing and jewelry stores and art galleries—nearly 30 stores and restaurants in all. Everything from fast food to fine dining are available. Kapaa. 822-4904.

The tree tunnel takes you back to a simpler time- Drive through the tree tunnel and discover Old Koloa Town. This historic town that sits on the road to Poipu. Koloa, the site of Hawaii’s first sugar plantation, now features the Koloa History Center and over 20 shops and restaurants to see and sample. A plaque on each building tells the story of the shops and the families that used to live there. Map E:C4.

Everything you need in a garden setting- Poipu Shopping Village’s open-air, garden setting, has everything for your vacation needs. Dine at award-winning restaurants, browse for the latest fashions and gifts, plus enjoy numerous services and convenient shops. Don’t miss all the shakin’ goin’ on when the Polynesian Revue performs 5 p.m. Tues. and Thurs. Restaurants at this south side shopping center offer an array of international cuisine. Poipu. 742-2831. Map G:B11.

Quaint resort community shopping- Shop for all you need at Princeville Shopping Center. Find restaurants, shops, a hardware store, gas station, post office, hair salon, variety of real estate offices and banks at this quaint resort community shopping center. Princeville Resort. 1-800-441-1150. Map C:Inset

SOUVENIRS

“The Store of Hawaii”- Hilo Hattie is the world’s largest manufacturer of Hawaiian tropical fashions offers low prices on thousands of products. Shoppers can also receive 2-for-1 coupons to three of Kauai’s leading attractions. Free shuttle service from most hotels and condos. 3252 Kuhio Hwy., Lihue. 245-3404/888-526-0299 Map A:A5. hilohattie.com. V, MC, AE, DIS.

International island-inspired gifts- Find unique and wonderful island-inspired gifts from around the world. Seven Seas Trading offers up jewelry, keepsake boxes, art and more, all unlike anything else you’ll find in the islands. Stop in 8-9 a.m. daily for coffee and fresh pastries. Anchor Cove. Map A:E11. 632-2200. sevenseastradingcompany. com Major credit cards accepted.

SPECIALTY STORES

Brand-name surfwear and more-Progressive Expressions has been open since 1973, this local surf shop carries brand name products from Quiksilver, Billabong, Hurley, O’Neill, BZ bodyboards, Reef footwear and more. Check out T-shirts, board- shorts, swimwear, backpacks and wetsuits. Surf boards are made by owner Joe Kuala. Koloa. Map E:D4. 742-6041. Proexp@ aloha.net. V, MC, AE, DIS.

The “largest selection”- Open daily. “We have the largest selection of shells in Hawaii, including rare Hawaii-only collector shells,” says The Shell Factory’s owner Todd Crawford. They also specialize in coral jewelry. Find gift and jewelry items made in Hawaii, as well as starfish, corals, shark teeth, blowfish and shell horns. Waipouli Plaza, Kapaa. Map B:D11. 822-2354. V, MC, AE, DIS.

VARIETY STORES

Always around the corner- With three stores islandwide and more than 50 statewide, ABC Stores are always right around the corner. Check out the selection of groceries, snacks, liquors, sundries, film, beach gear and souvenirs. The chain prides itself in offering customers con-venience, courteous service and quality merchandise at affordable prices in clean surroundings. Open 7:30 a.m.-11 p.m. daily.

They’ve got all you need- Whalers General Stores in Hanalei, Poipu Shopping Village, Anahola and Coconut Market-Place. Geared toward visitors, Whalers General Stores carry food products, T-shirts, beach accessories, mac nuts, Kona coffee, suntan products and more. Find a great selection of island-style gifts.

HEALTH AND FITNESSS

Spa with the aloha spirit- Quality and elegance with a touch of aloha. At A Touch of Aloha Day Spa, you’ll enjoy a wide variety of massages, hot stone, facials, manicures, pedicures, body wraps, waxing and spa packages. Specializing in wedding parties, groups and outstanding in-dividual treatments. Call for reservations. Harbor Mall, Lihue, across from the Kauai Marriott Hotel. 246-2414. Map A:E11. V, MC, AE, DIS.

Heavenly rejuvenation- Meaning “path to heaven,” Ala Lani Spa & Tennis Club provides superior quality spa services and a first-rate tennis facility, as well as amenities such as mineral whirlpool baths, massages, saunas, eucalyptus steam rooms, Hawaiian garden pool and finely appointed locker rooms and showers. Kauai Lagoons Resort adjacent to the Marriott, Lihue. 245-3323. Map A:G11. V, MC, AE.

“The Best” for your body- Experience ancient Hawaiian healing methods with a lomilomi massage. Lomilomi is a spiritual massage that soothes the mind, relaxes the body and liberates the soul. Ola Massage also offers energy healing and psychic readings. “Simply the Best.” Waipouli Complex, Kapaa. 821-1100. Map B:D12.

Buy Locally Made Products. When you purchase gift items that feature the label “Made in Hawaii,” you’re helping to support our island crafters and artists. Not only do you get a unique work of art, you also receive a part of the person who created it. It’s sure to bring you months of happy memories until your next vacation!