The Shops at Wailea: The Magazine - Spring/Summer 2011

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HOW TO GET THERE

From within the Wailea Resort: Take Wailea Alanui Drive to the intersection of Wailea Ike Drive.

Watch for the signs, and you can’t miss it.

From Piilani Highway: Take Wailea Ike Drive toward the ocean until you reach the traffic light at Wailea Alanui Drive.

You can take a right or left turn onto Wailea Alanui Drive. There are entrances to The Shops at Wailea either way.

Open daily from 9:30 am - 9 pm. Select merchants open earlier and remain open later. Management office: (808) 891-6770; www.shopsatwailea.com; E-mail: [email protected].

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Contents

4 I MapHow to get to The Shops at Wailea.

10 I style report Fabulous spring finds at The Shops at Wailea.

12 shopping spree A pictorial tour of retailers at The Shops.

14 I shops directory Two levels of premium shopping and dining.

18 I great galleriesEclectic and delightful works of art at The Shops at Wailea galleries.

28 I star power at the shops Celebrity sightings and more.

29 I the starry Maui FilM FestivalWhat’s doing at “the Sundance of the Pacific.”

32 I dining at the shopsLocal brews and liquors find their dining mates at The Shops.

36 I Fun at the shops Sizzling entertainment to celebrate the first decade.

38 I guest services Handy information for guests and Wailea shoppers.

39 I what we love about wailea

shop and dine

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the shops at wailea3750 wailea alanui drivewailea, Hi 96753(808) 891-6770www.sHopsatwailea.com

Morris visitor publicationsmvp | Hawaii regional vice president Patti Ann Rueschaccount managers Liz Cotton, Bob Kowal, Jeff Lumindependent account executivesDebbie De Mello, Wanda Garcia-Fetherstoncirculation & marKeting director Sidney Louieproduction supervisor Lauren Hanley

mvp | Hawaii editorialsenior editor Jocelyn Fujii editors Rebecca Pike, Tom Hanleyassociate editor Sascha Lykes

mvp | creative chief creative officerHaines Wilkerson design director Jane Frey art director Michael Min senior editorial director J.P. Anderson regional editorial director Rosie Leonetti photography director Susan Strayer creative coordinator Beverly Mandelblatt director of production Kris Miller product manager Jasond Fernandez photo scanning/retouch Jerry Hartman

mvp | executivepresident Donna W. Kesslercontroller Angela E. Allendirector of manufacturingDonald Hortongeneral manager, Where mapsChristopher Huber

morris communicationschairman & ceoWilliam S. Morris IIIpresidentWilliam S. Morris IV

The Shops at Wailea is published by the visitor publications division of the morris communications company, llc. 725 Broad st., augusta, ga 30901

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Are you a kahu mālama ‘āina— a “guardian of the land?” There’s a lot of talk today about car-ing for the ‘āina (land). Perhaps society’s great-est opportunity lies in how we treat the ‘āina, and in taking a strong position in support of environmental sustainability.

At The Shops at Wailea and within the entire Wailea Resort, we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact, leaving as small a footprint as possible. The Shops at Wailea has an aggressive green initiative that falls under the CB Richard Ellis Standards of Excellence. This initiative touches everything we do, from recycling and energy conservation within the office to recycling programs for all the stores in the center. It includes our clean-ing methods and products, down to how we handle used fluorescent light tubes. I am proud to say that The Shops at Wailea has been awarded a Greenguard Indoor Air Qual-ity Certification. Why does this matter with an open-air center? Well, our restrooms and rest-room corridors are enclosed, and the air you breathe is not affected by any harmful cleaning agents, nor do any toxic substances run off into the water. Everything we use has been certi-fied by Greenguard.

Welcome, or perhaps welcome back, to Wailea. Join us in enjoying what is arguably the loveliest and finest resort community on this precious planet. We hope you have a wonder-ful stay—and become a kahu mālama ‘āina.

Mahalo,Robert “Bob” DyeGeneral ManagerCB Richard Ellis

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Military Meets Bohemianhigh-waisted, wide-legged pants were seen all over the runway, from designers such as Gucci (9eW) and Gap Women (B39). A tightly fitted top and jacket add the perfect sexy twist to the hard edges, retro enough to make a statement, yet very 2011. the maxi dress and jumpsuit are also hard to miss, a nod to ‘70s nostalgia. Maxi dresses with flowing skirts, ever the image of bohemian chic, come with a high-empire waist and can be found at Fifi & Bootzie (B9), Banana Republic (A47), Tommy Bahama (A33) and Bet-sey Johnson (16eW). A leather jacket found at White House Black Market (B49), or a military jacket from Banana Republic, adds some military spice to the updated bohemian look.

Got a shoe fetish? Lose those stilettos, then, because this season is all about platforms. Why not? they’re not only more comfortable, they’re more versatile. Betsey Johnson favors bright colors and animal print heels, Guess (12EW) takes the platform to new heights, while Sandal Tree (B7) gives you choices galore, including Frye, Sam edelman, B.Makowsky and pelle Moda.

White and BrightAccording to Gucci’s creative direc-tor, Frida Giannini, Spring/ Summer 2011 was created for the “modern Amazons; an intellectual tribe of exotic women, seen through an urban lens.” to wit: Now is the time to get in touch with your exotic inner warrior by being bold in your fashion choices–bright colors or stark white, the color of this season. the trick? pair colors from a refreshing, vivid palette, such as Coral and pacific Blue from Tori Richard (15eW), with white or soft pink or lavender from Gap Women. the look is effortlessly chic, just right for those Friday night Art Walks in Lahaina. tribal-inspired prints from Banana Republic or Fifi & Bootzie also give the Spring/ Sum-mer palette an extra pop!

Spring FlingAt last, it’s time to ditch the boots and bulky winter wear and spring into spring. We can breathe a sigh of relief as waddle-worthy blizzard wear gives way to a tornado of feminine new looks. Shorts, sandals, bright colors and classic white are the seasonal signatures, perfect for Valley isle style. the louche look, too, adds some sassy, edgy chic to the casual looks populating the runways. So let’s get going and hand-pick our fashion finds. Spring is a time of renewal, bringing refreshed, joyful ensembles that look great, feel good, and capture the spirit of the times.

Bohemian chic, from Fif & Bootzie

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Flawlessly FeminineHopeless romantics, rejoice. Floral prints come in all shades and sizes, bursting into spring with feminine seasonal looks. Banana Republic, Tori Richard, and Roxy (B3) are among the shops welcoming the season with airy, romantic dresses for any occasion. Subtle, nude shades give an added sensual appeal to complement sun-kissed skin, de rigueur as the days sprint toward Summer Solstice. We love the BCBG (18EW) dress with its plunging, deep-V neckline—simple yet stunning. Pale tones can look timely and elegant, as long as you choose them based on skin complexion and hair color.

The ClassicsClassic pieces, such as the white shirt and denim, are staples this season, ready to be as dressed up or dressed down as you choose. The white shirt can be matched with wide-leg denims for the offi ce, or with a rolled-up pair of denim jeans from Guess, suitable for a stroll upcountry or a drive to Hana. Over-dyed, cut-off shorts from Roxy, paired with the new, simple yet sophisticated white shirts with ruffl e and ribbon detail (Gap Women), are also a great look for a day at the beach. Whether you’re throw-ing on a pair of rolled-up jeans and a plain white shirt to spend a day at a festival, or wearing an airy maxi dress to a sunset wedding on the beach, you would make Tim Gunn proud. As America’s favorite fashion guru from “Project Runway” once said, “Please have the con-fi dence to embrace a seasonal on -trend item, providing it suits your taste, and lifestyle, and eschew everything else.” Happy spring! —Sascha Lykes

Tula maxi dress from Fifi & Bootzie.

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Shopping SpreeBARON & LEEDSThe purchase of a Rolex timepiece is

an important decision. Only an

Offi cial Rolex Jeweler can guarantee

the authenticity of your Rolex watch

so you can be confi dent in the full

value of your investment. Come visit

Baron & Leeds, your Offi cial Rolex

Jeweler at The Shops at Wailea,

Whalers Village and King’s Shops at

Waikoloa to see a large selection

of extraordinary Rolex timepieces,

including some of the newest

models shown here.

Oyster Perpetual Date-just, 31mm in stainless steel and 18 kt. yellow gold with diamond bezel, silver Roman dial with diamond-set IV and Jubilee bracelet.

Oyster Perpetual Datejust, 31mm in stainless steel with 18 kt. white gold domed bezel set with 24 diamonds, white mother-of-pearl Roman dial with diamond-set IV and Oyster bracelet.

Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona

in 18kt. white gold with tachymeter engraved

bezel, screw-down push buttons and

Oysterlock bracelet.

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NA HOKUInspired by the art of Picasso,

Mother-of-Pearl with Spiny Oyster Inlay

Pendant in Sterling Silver and 18K Gold.

Matching Earrings available. Sterling Silver

Chain included.


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Shopping Spree


ElEphant WalkMade from real yoga mats!

Quite possibly the most

comfortable slippers ever made.

Think of them as a rainbow of

meditation for your feet.

“Sanuk” makes shoes that give

you a reason to smile!

Available on Maui at:

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BLACK PEARL GALLERYSpecializinginstrandsofBlackTahitian,WhiteandGoldenSouthSeasPearls.50+tochoosefrominallpriceranges.

From the azure blue lagoons of Polynesia

come the world’s most beautiful pearls.

The rare, exotic Tahitian black pearl is Mother

Nature’s Gift of the Sea. Since 1983, Black

Pearl Gallery has specialized in brilliant

natural-colored rainbow Tahitian pearls in a

wonderful array of shapes and sizes. We have

recently expanded to offer exotic pearls from

all over the world such as South Seas Golden

pearls in shades of sunshine, and luscious

South Seas White pearls from Australia. Each

purchase is accompanied by a certificate of

authenticity verifying the natural color and

shape of the pearls and their origins in Poly-

nesia and the South Seas.

Come in and see our gorgeous pearl

jewelry. 18k and 14k gold and sterling silver

creations designed and hand-crafted by local

Maui jewelers; Gary Ewing, Ron Lenius, and

Wolfgang Paasch. We take great pride

in our dazzling collection of original

designs. We also carry several lines

of affordable freshwater pearl pieces – truly

something for everyone.

Our magnificent Tahitian pearl jewelry

pieces, created and shared with Aloha, are

treasured by our many clients throughout the

world. Come experience the best in value,

quality, selection and service.

Online at E-BlackPearl.com and Black Pearl

Gallery Maui on FaceBook.

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E’CLEC’TICEclectic Image Gallery is proud to be the exclusive dealer of the phenomenal works of master glass artist George Bucquet. Since 1984, George has been developing new and innovative techniques in casting original contemporary forms in glass. Truly a master of his craft, Bucquet continues his quest to push the limits of artistic glass casting.

George Bucquet’s work is found in the private collections of such notable figures as Bill Gates, Rupert Murdoch, Irvin Borowsky, and the Estate of Jerry Garcia. Visit Eclectic Image Gallery to view the full collection of George Bucquet’s magnificent works.

SANDAL TREEWalleska Ecochic is a

company that is immersed

in ecological consciousness. The purpose

of the company is to celebrate, honor and

inspire creative communities. The line

began with Walleska Tepper who worked

with a community of underprivileged

women in Brazil. The beautiful pieces

are all hand made from recycled pull-

tabs—removed from discarded cans,

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ThE ShopS AT WAILEA IS GRoWINGThe Shops at Wailea recently welcomed three new vendors and a real estate

company to its distinguished repertoire: Swarovski (A-15), Lambros

by the Sea (B-26A), Moonbow Tropics (B-5) and Windermere Valley

Real Estate (EW-22).

Swarovski is renowned worldwide for its glittering collections of

Austrian crystal pieces. Artist, goldsmith and four-time winner of the

East Coast Jeweler’s Association Jewelry Design Competition, Lambros

Magiafas has pieces on display at the Smithsonian Museum and, makes his

Hawaii début at Wailea. Moonbow Tropics, which has won the Governor’s Award for the Best Specialty

Store in Hawaii, brings its singular brand of casual chic, carrying Nic + Zoe, Kahala, Kamehameha and

the top brands in resort wear. With its new location, Windermere Valley Real Estate brings its expertise

in South Maui real estate to the hub of South Maui, Wailea.


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White house Black MarketChic American Sportswear gets reinvented in fresh, bold

neutrals at White House Black Market for Spring 2011. Fit

meets flare, everywhere from this floral print knit wrap

dress to super feminine heels. Sometimes the simplest

ideas are the most groundbreaking.

tiffany Tiffany Locks large heart diamond

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Martin & MacarthurRenowned feather lei master Boris Kekaiuluikahikina, was

recently awarded the highest honor by the State of Hawaii

at the juried exhibit of Hawaiian works. He creates these

stunning lei for us using hand-tying methods passed down

from old Hawaii. Each lei is created with over 2000 matching

feathers, tied individually. Framed in solid Koa shadow boxes

by the craftsmen of Martin & MacArthur, these splendid

Hawaiian feather lei are a testament to the heritage of Hawaii.


Reach for those sunglasses: the wattage is up. Anyone within The Shops at Wailea zip code can see that Wailea has been brightly lit with A-list celebrities and entertainment superstars. Art openings, fundraisers, everyday browsing—The Shops at Wailea is quite a hub. The guests have been residents, visitors, artists and collectors, all enjoying the many off erings of Maui’s signature dining and retail complex.

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Paris Hilton’s fans gathered at Célébrités Fine Art Galleries dur-ing her recent appearance there.

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Fleetwood Mac’s Mick Fleetwood unveils his work at Célébrités Fine Art Galleries

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Paris Hilton (center), Cy Waits (left) and Mick Fleetwood relax on the red couch at Célébrités Fine Art Galleries

4 THE IDOL

“American Idol” judge and Aerosmith star Steven Tyler sports an antique shirt at the Aloha Shirt Museum

5 SWEET TIMES

“Brady Bunch” alumni Maureen McCormick and Barry Williams em-cee the “Life is Sweet” dessert showcase

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Fairmont Kea Lani Chef Ricky DeBoer’s Kokoleka Lani creation won fi rst place honors

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are you a shooting star, a rising star, a comet or the cosmos? the star power at wailea is blind-ing, especially at this time of the year, when the maui film festival, dubbed “the sundance of the pacific,” lights up the skies and luminaries shine at every turn. from June 15 through June 19, the maui film festival turns wailea into an a-list glamour fest as the spotlight shines on both the blockbusters and newly discovered cinematic indie gems of the future.

and it’s not just films, notes festival founder barry rivers. it’s electricity in the air, art and enter-tainment, tastings and socializing, and culturally significant films screened in wailea and at the maui arts & cultural center in kahului. more than 50 screenings are scheduled, says rivers, repre-senting the best in independent and interna-tional cinema and what he calls “compassionate and life-affirming storytelling, where the beauty of maui holds center stage.”

celestial cinema, the festival’s crown jewel of a venue, highlights the romance and beauty of the wailea outdoors and is literally lit by the sun. “we use solar energy to run that venue, light the pathways, show the films, and power the entire event,” says rivers. “the festival puts a special sizzle on wailea for five days and nights, infusing the resort with a magical glow year-round. you can feel it.” many of the films shown at the festival have gone on to win oscar attention.

wait, there’s more. there are several star-stud-ded culinary celebrations, including an opening night twilight reception, the starry night moon-dance, and taste of chocolate, a chocoholic’s fantasy with its gem-like confections and a sensuous, cascading dark-chocolate fountain. outdoors, at taste of wailea, food and wine pair-ings highlight the creations of wailea’s top chefs and sommeliers, who build upon the island’s agricultural bounty. new this year is the cosmic closing night fashion show and awards party.

festival passes come in all levels and price ranges, from basic film screenings to vip parties with a private car and driver. 808.579.9244, mauifilmfestival.com.

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Whether you’re looking for tempting appetizers, tropical refreshments, or a delectable and satisfying complete meal, The Shops at Wailea offers dining options for all.

DINING

Cheeseburger Island Style(808) 874-8990Cuisine: AmericanBreakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Longhi’s(808) 891-8883Cuisine: SeafoodBreakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Kai Wailea Sushi(808) 875-1955Cuisine: Japanese Dinner

Ruth’s Chris Steak House(808) 874-8880Cuisine: Steaks/Seafood Dinner

Tommy Bahama’s Restaurant & Bar (808) 875-9983Cuisine: American/CaribbeanLunch & Dinner

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Luscious Local Libations

From sakes to locally made beers, The Shops at Wailea’s restaurants serve

award-winning drinks, with fare to match. The selections go from all-occasion to top-tier, from day to evening, and

all year round. Salud!By Lauren Hanley


Cheeseburger Island StyleWhat better way to celebrate a cheeseburger and fries than with a cold glass of beer, or sev-eral? Cheeseburger Island Style has some of the best suds on the planet. There’s Maui Brew-ing Company’s sweet, savory CoCoNut Porter, a complex marriage of dark malt, chocolate, barley, hops, more hops, and a hint of coffee. There’s the crisp and delightfully simple Big Wave Golden Ale by Kona Brewing Co., a great ride in a bottle. Here, there’s a brew for every palate, and if you can’t decide what you want, try Happy Hour from 3-6 p.m. to sample them all. Cheeseburger also serves an array of tropical drinks, from the Maui Mai Tai to their signature Trouble in Cheeseburger, a Pina Colada-Banana Liqueur-Dark Rum medley. It will make some trouble in Cheeseburger, indeed.

KAI Wailea Sushi & Japanese TapasYou can’t go wrong pairing light fare like sushi with a refreshing, piquant beverage. KAI offers a drink menu that would be the envy of most bars. From the vibrant and aged Namazake to silky, fruity Daiginjo, the sake list is top-drawer and extensive. That’s not all: KAI also serves award winning wines and cham-pagnes, as well as a unique malt menu that is a must for any beer buff. KAI’s full-bodied range of libations is a perfect partner to the entrée and appetizer menu, which reaches far

beyond typical sushi and sashimi and adds a chic twist to traditional plates.

Longhi’sA local favorite since 1976, Longhi’s roster of pastas, vegetables, meats and fish have been analyzed, enjoyed and applauded for decades. Such fare is usually honored with sambuca and fine wine, and rightfully so. Longhi’s extensive wine selection enhances the food’s flavors with vintages from Napa Val-ley to Tuscany, and everywhere in between. The knowledgeable staff is available for pairings or recommendations, guiding you through an evening of dining perfection. Be sure to stop by on alternating Fridays for their fabulous “Wine and Sunsets in Paradise,” a cel-ebration of reds, whites and tapas.

Ruth’s Chris SteakhouseWhether you’re longing for a Cowboy Ribeye or fresh seafood, you’ll find it here, with libations to match. World-famous Ruth’s Chris offers a powerful wine and cocktail menu, from herbal pinot noirs (to accent the smoky quality of the prime rib) to cool chardonnays (to temper the harvest salad). If that’s not enough punch for the munch, their bar has a liquor collection that could bring you to your knees. Here’s a tip for vacationing lovers: Ruth’s Chris Wailea has been honored with the 2010 Hale ‘Aina Gold Awards for Best Steak and Most Romantic restaurant.

Tommy Bahama’s Restaurant & BarTommy Bahama’s has a notorious rum menu, but nothing tops Hawaii’s own Whaler’s Rum Rare Reserve, a dark aperitif that’s aged in wooden casks. If you’re thirsty for the perfect Hawaiian beverage, ask your bartender to mix it with Old Lahaina rum, which uses Maui-grown sugar and molasses, in your mai tai. It’s mai tai roa ai (the best—out of this world)! Just as the lunch and dinner menus have many options, the drinks list is global. Transcending the around-the-world rum circuit, it includes elegant martinis and the infamous Tommy’s Classics, a collection of exquisite potions for late-night revelers.

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Dinner 5 - 10pm (last call 9:30pm)

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WOW! Wailea on Wednesdayssweep through The shops at wailea’s two open-

air levels, with its fountains and spacious plazas,

and you’ll soon find yourself on “shopping time.”

more than 70 shops and restaurants beckon with

distinctive island treasures and leisurely dining.

but there’s more to The shops than fabulous

food, fine fashions and great gifts.

Throughout this anniversary year, The shops

at wailea is the perfect place for exceptional live

entertainment every wednesday evening. From

6:30 to 9 p.m., wOw! wailea on wednesdays presents artist appear-

ances, gallery receptions, and retail and restaurant specials. live music

is performed in the lower courtyard from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

among the regular performers are the slack key master of con-

temporary hawaiian music, guitarist bobby moderow jr. of nā hōkū

hanohano award-winning maunalua, and Taimane Gardner, “The

diamond of waikiki” ukulele phenom. Polynesian performances play

monthly at wOw.

whether you’re in the mood to shop, or just wish to sit down and

relax, you can enjoy the soothing melodies of hawaiian music, acous-

tic guitar and ukulele—the finest offerings of hawaii.

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Shops Essentials

Hours of OperationThe minimum hours of operation at The Shops at Wailea are Monday–Sunday, from 9:30 am to 9 pm. Holiday hours may vary, call 808.891.6770 for more information.

Gift CertificatesGift certificates are sold through the ATM machine in $20 increments. They are valid at all stores and restaurants at The Shops at Wailea.

ATM MachineThe ATM machine is located on the lower level, under the “down” escalator, on the ocean side of the center, near Longhi's.

Public RestroomsThe public restrooms are located down the hall-way next to Honolua Surf Co., underneath the first bridge of the lower level.

Lost & FoundThe Lost & Found is located at The Shops at Wailea management office, located underneath the first bridge, directly opposite the public rest-rooms. If anything is found, please drop the item off or call the management office immediately (808.891.6770).

TelephonesThere are two telephones located under the grand stairway, on the lower level, next to Blue Ginger Designs.

ElevatorThe elevator is located in the corner between Whalers General Store and Fifi & Bootzie Boutique on the lower level and between Lahaina Galleries and Na Hoku on the upper level.

Drinking FountainsThere are two drinking fountains located on the lower level, next to Whalers General Store.

MailboxA mailbox is located on the lower level, near the northwest entrance to the center, next to Aloha Shirt Museum. Mail pick-up is Monday–Saturday at 11:30 am.

Island Bus ServiceThere is a bus service offered by the County of Maui with service throughout Kihei and to the westside or central Maui. It runs from 7 am to 8 pm. For more information, please call Roberts Hawaii at 808.871.4838. The bus stop is located across the street from The Shops at Wailea, front-ing Honolulu Coffee Co.



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What We Love About Wailea

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•Nearly 300 days of sunshine throughout the year.

•Works by artists such as Elan Vital and Alexei Butirskiy, on display in one of the area’snumerous galleries.

•Live music at The Shops at Wailea on Wednesday nights.

•Getting a socko manicure or new hairstyle at Sisters & Co.

•Magnificent views of Molokini Islet and the neighboring islands of Kahoolawe and Lanai.

•Wearing slippers (flip-flops) all day if you want to.

•Sinking your toes in the soft sand of one of the area’s beautiful golden sand beaches.

•Enjoying the season through the colors and tastes emanating from The Shops’ restaurants.

•Chic fashion at White House/Black Market and Chico’s.

•Fashionable footwear from the Sandal Tree.

•The wide selection of stylish boutiques in a breezy and casual open-air environment.

•Watching the hula and hearing the poetry of the Hawaiian language.

•Wailea’s history. The area was a hub of canoe making in ancient Hawaii.

•Admiring the plants, birds, and scenery along the Wailea Coastal Walk: an easy to navigate, paved walkway stretching from the north end of Wailea to the south end.

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