Honolulu
Kakaako Farmers Market
A Saturday market in Kakaako, smaller and less visited than the one at Diamond Head.
Why go
Much the same growers with a fraction of the queue, and you can walk to the waterfront afterwards.
The catch
Saturday morning only, and genuinely small. Check it is running before crossing town for it.
- How long
- 1 hour
- With children
- Yes
- Effort
- Easy
- Cost
- Free
- Parking
- Easy
Before you go
- Closed Sunday and Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday and Thursday and Friday
- Busiest at first light
Getting there
Driving times on real roads, from the same data the trip planner routes on — not straight-line distance.
| From Waikīkī | 9 min | 3.3 miles |
|---|---|---|
| From HNL airport | 33 min | 13.2 miles |
| From Downtown Honolulu | 4 min | 1.3 miles |
| From Ala Moana | 5 min | 1.6 miles |
Add traffic. These are free-flowing times, and the H1 through town at eight in the morning is not free-flowing.
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What else is close
Nearest by road, which is not the same as nearest on a map — and not the same as sharing a region either.
- Hawaii Children's Discovery Center1 min awayA hands-on museum for younger children at Kakaako waterfront.
- Kaka‘ako2 min awayA warehouse district between downtown and Ala Moana, now covered in large-scale murals.
- Kawaiahao Church3 min awayThe coral-block church at the centre of downtown, built from reef quarried by hand.
- Honolulu Museum of Art3 min awayA museum built around a series of open courtyards, with a serious Asian and Pacific collection.
- Ala Moana Center4 min awayThe largest open-air shopping centre in the world, between Waikiki and downtown.
- Hawaiian Mission Houses4 min awayThe oldest standing Western houses in Hawaii, with the print shop that produced the first Hawaiian-language type.