A beautiful twice-weekly market on the lawn at Keauhou Bay with local growers, artisan vendors, and live music. Great atmosphere right on the water at the Outrigger resort — public access, no hotel stay required. The best mid-week market option on the Kona side.

Small and friendly community market with locally grown Kaʻū fruits, vegetables, coffee, honey, grass-fed beef, and baked goods. Very local feeling — not touristy at all. Perfect stop on the way to or from Punaluʻu Black Sand Beach or Green Sand Beach.

The best market on the Kona side for actual locally grown produce — run by the Kona County Farm Bureau and 100% Big Island grown and made. No resellers here. Expect Kona coffee, macadamia nuts, honey, eggs, flowers, handmade breads, jams, and fresh fruits and vegetables. Arrive before 10 AM for the best selection — it goes fast.

Right on Aliʻi Drive in the heart of Kona town — produce, crafts, Kona coffee, and food. Best days are weekends with the most vendors. Apply the rat lungworm warning — wash all produce thoroughly before eating. Not all produce is locally grown — ask vendors where their food comes from.

The most beautiful farmers market setting on the island — held on the grounds of the Amy Greenwell Botanical Garden. Focused on sustainably produced Big Island food and handcrafted items with live music every week. Perfect Sunday morning stop — combine with Greenwell Farms coffee tour or Big Island Bees nearby.

The only farmers market in the Waikoloa resort area — local produce, live music, and cooking demonstrations in a fun evening setting. Only runs twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Thursday so check the date before planning around it. The 4–7 PM timing is perfect as the heat of the day cools down.