Pure Kona Green Market on Postcard

"This small farmers’ market takes place every Sunday from around 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Captain Cook on the west coast of Hawaii Island. There’s local produce on sale, as well as the obligatory macadamia nuts, honey, and Kona coffee, but much of the market is occupied with arts and crafts by local artists, including jewelry, pottery, wood carvings, and even some magic wands. Visitors can also look forward to live music, food stands, crystal healing, and massages. The vibe is chill and welcoming, with stallholders eager to chat and offer you samples of their wares—no strings attached. Come spring, the market will add another site for vendors on Halekii Street. Called the Pure Kona International Market, the indoor spot will be open six days a week. By AFAR Traveler , AFAR Contributor"

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Kim Clower

Google

I love this Market. It has a variety of everything. They have jewelry. They have food. They have pottery. They have fish. They have everything. The parking is a little difficult but I love the variety and the people. I would highly recommend this Market

Laurie Mitchell

Google

We were lucky and caught it open on Sunday in our drive South from Kona and enjoyed the variety of kiosks - enjoyed Kona coffee samples, and Thai tea with coconut milk 😋 lovely variety of venders but high prices. Far better than the Kona market. Highly recommend the Thai kiosk - the tea and tapioca pudding $6 each are so tasty. Only down side is parking was a huge challenge.

Ayn Generes

Google

This was a great farmers market with local vendors, good music, and great food. We had the new Aloha Seoul for lunch (pictured) and it was delicious! It’s also adjacent to a Botanical Garden that is worth the time to walk through to learn more about local plants.

Valeria Fedyk

Google

A farmer’s market, hippie vibe, people selling everything from macadamia nuts, honey, jams, hand-crafted soaps, coffee cold brew, foods and all. A bit pricey, but local wares.

Sarah A

Google

Seen it from the road and was glad we stopped. Plenty of parking and just a nice little laid back market. Lots of vendors with different types of booths (not everything the same) some very unique gift ideas. You could walk through without spending half the day if you wanted but I definitely would come back and stay longer to listen to the live music. Sorry no pics of the actual market (was just kind of taking it all in) but here are a few purchases I made there.

trl1971

Google

You’ll find lots of unique and interesting finds here. Lots of souvenirs at a fair and reasonable prices. There’s lots of booths to look at as well as a couple of awesome food trucks to try out. There’s lots of free parking at the adjacent park, which is just foot steps away from the market. And you can’t miss it from the main road.

Tony Li

Google

Drove out from Kailua to find fresh veggies and fruits but found this market instead. There were some food trucks and a few food stalls. Tried the lemonade but didn't want to pay $10 for a cup. Saw a lot of interesting art such as the water fountain made of bamboo. Lots of coffee vendors and Mac nuts. Also a poke vendor.

April Ambard

Google

Great food vendors, fresh produce, and arts and crafts by local artisans.

Kim Clower

Google

I love this Market. It has a variety of everything. They have jewelry. They have food. They have pottery. They have fish. They have everything. The parking is a little difficult but I love the variety and the people. I would highly recommend this Market

Laurie Mitchell

Google

We were lucky and caught it open on Sunday in our drive South from Kona and enjoyed the variety of kiosks - enjoyed Kona coffee samples, and Thai tea with coconut milk 😋 lovely variety of venders but high prices. Far better than the Kona market. Highly recommend the Thai kiosk - the tea and tapioca pudding $6 each are so tasty. Only down side is parking was a huge challenge.

Ayn Generes

Google

This was a great farmers market with local vendors, good music, and great food. We had the new Aloha Seoul for lunch (pictured) and it was delicious! It’s also adjacent to a Botanical Garden that is worth the time to walk through to learn more about local plants.

Valeria Fedyk

Google

A farmer’s market, hippie vibe, people selling everything from macadamia nuts, honey, jams, hand-crafted soaps, coffee cold brew, foods and all. A bit pricey, but local wares.

Sarah A

Google

Seen it from the road and was glad we stopped. Plenty of parking and just a nice little laid back market. Lots of vendors with different types of booths (not everything the same) some very unique gift ideas. You could walk through without spending half the day if you wanted but I definitely would come back and stay longer to listen to the live music. Sorry no pics of the actual market (was just kind of taking it all in) but here are a few purchases I made there.

trl1971

Google

You’ll find lots of unique and interesting finds here. Lots of souvenirs at a fair and reasonable prices. There’s lots of booths to look at as well as a couple of awesome food trucks to try out. There’s lots of free parking at the adjacent park, which is just foot steps away from the market. And you can’t miss it from the main road.

Tony Li

Google

Drove out from Kailua to find fresh veggies and fruits but found this market instead. There were some food trucks and a few food stalls. Tried the lemonade but didn't want to pay $10 for a cup. Saw a lot of interesting art such as the water fountain made of bamboo. Lots of coffee vendors and Mac nuts. Also a poke vendor.

April Ambard

Google

Great food vendors, fresh produce, and arts and crafts by local artisans.

Pure Kona Green Market

Pure Kona Green Market

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