Big Island, United States of America
Hilo Farmers Market

Big Island, big discoveries!

If you’re searching high and low for fresh fruits, handmade jewelry and crafts, and a bit of Hawaii in all that, it’s time to head to downtown Hilo. The Hilo Farmers Market is an explosion of colours and smells, enticing both locals and visitors to sample the freshest finds at the best prices. The selection seems endless, with stall after stall of locally grown fruit, herbs, island jams and even roasted coffee! You can even find mouth-watering butter mochi and strawberry papayas, their name originating from the pinkish-orange flesh, which tastes sweeter.


Of course, the market is not limited to food. You can find all manners of plants and trinkets, some that you will probably never find anywhere else. From delicate necklaces and bracelets to etched glass and wind chimes, the craft section is a delight! You definitely won’t be able to hold back from purchasing some as souvenirs (or for yourself, because who could resist those lovely koi wood treasures?). For cheese lovers, you can try Puna goat cheese, and get some macadamia nuts along the way. If your stomach rumbles from the onslaught of mouth-watering aromas, you can help yourself to crepes filled with fresh fruit, as well as Hilo ice shave. A visit to this market while in Hawaii is definitely a must!


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Tips Before You Go
The market is held twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, from early morning until mid-afternoon.
19.7234325
-155.0847721
and, Kamehameha Avenue, Mamo St, Hilo, HI 96720, United States