Most visitors don’t come to Molokai to shop. There are no malls, no outlet centers, no enclaves of fashionopoholics needn’t despair; you will still find opportunities to purchase gifts, souvenirs, and all the necessary sundries. In Kaunakakai, the largest town on the island, you’ll discover a charming shopping district featuring a grocery store, pharmacy, a gourmet wine and spirits shop, flower shops, a few gift and apparel boutiques and art galleries.

You’ll also discover local crafts and art in a handful of galleries scattered across the island, especially in the village of Maunaloa. Here you’ll find Hawaiian clothing and gift boutiques, and a variety of artist studios offering one-of-a-kind treasures. Maunaloa’s most popular shopping attractions include The General Store and the colorful Big Wind Kite Factory.