You can find locally grown products almost anywhere on Kaua'i ' i, but for the stuff really fresh, check a farmers market. In fact, Kaua'i ' i love so much the fruit and vegetables, the community has at least one day of market. It is almost of places... but not in Hawaii. Regardless of which side of the island you are venturing, it is sure to be a market nearest you.
My personal favorite is the most recent in Kukui'ula Shopping Village. I was able to recover some of the jams and breads home during a recent trip to the island, who loved my family at home! Here is where you can also try some products grown in Kaua'i ' i:
MONDAYKoloa (noon): Knudsen Ball Park-side parking off Maluhia Rd.
Lihu'e (15): parking lot behind Kmart Kukui Grove CenterTUESDAY
Kapa'a (09): market of coconutKalaheo (15): neighborhood of Kalaheo on Papalina Rd. Kaumuali off-road Center ' i.
WEDNESDAYKapa'a (15): Kapa'a New Town Ball Park-parking
Po'ipu (16): Kukui'ula Shopping VillageTHURSDAY
Kapa'a (09): market of coconut(430 H) Kilauea: Kilauea parking Neighborhood Center
FRIDAYLihu'e (15): Vidinha Stadium parking lot off Ho'olako Rd.
Koloa (13): historic court in old Koloa townSATURDAY
Hanalei (930 am): Hanalei to Kuhio Hwy Neighborhood Center.Kekaha (09): off Elepaio Rd. Kekaha Neighborhood Center.
Kilauea (09): Kaua'i Mini GolfPuhi (10): parking Kaua'i Community College
SUNDAYKealia (11): front of Kealia Beach
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Entry filed under: Hawaii shopping tips28 July 2012
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