Hawaii Cannabis Dispensary Directory

Hawaii has 8 licensed medical cannabis dispensary companies with 24 retail locations on Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island, Maui and Kauaʻi. Recreational cannabis is not legal in Hawaii, so every dispensary serves registered medical cannabis patients only: you’ll need a valid Hawaii 329 card (or an approved out-of-state patient registration) and photo ID.

Hours change often, so check the dispensary’s website or call before you go. Tap an address for directions.

Jump to: Oʻahu · Hawaiʻi Island (Big Island) · Maui · Kauaʻi

Oʻahu

Aloha Green Apothecary

agapoth.com

Cure Oahu

cureoahu.com

Noa Botanicals

noacares.com

Hawaiʻi Island (Big Island)

Big Island Grown

bigislandgrown.com

Hawaiian Ethos

hawaiianethos.com

Maui

Maui Grown Therapies

mauigrown.com

Pono Life Maui

ponolifemaui.com

Kauaʻi

Green Aloha

greenalohakauai.com


Visiting Hawaii?

Patients with a medical cannabis card from another U.S. state or territory can apply to the Hawaii Department of Health for a temporary out-of-state 329 registration, valid for up to 60 days (non-refundable $47.41 fee). You can apply up to 60 days before your trip. Learn more on the Department of Health website.

Closed locations removed from this list: Maui Grown Therapies Lahaina; Pono Life Maui Kahului, Wailuku and Pāʻia.

Directory checked October 22, 2026 against the Hawaii Department of Health dispensary list and each dispensary’s website. Pineapple Express is not affiliated with any dispensary. General information, not legal or medical advice.