Mid-Priced Ukuleles from $500 to $1000 at Island Bazaar

Premium Ukuleles with Exceptional Craftsmanship & Sound

Are you in search of a high-quality ukulele priced between $500 and $1,000? Look no further than Island Bazaar Ukes. We proudly showcase a hand-selected collection of premium ukuleles meticulously crafted for players of all skill levels. Our selection features renowned brands such as Kala, Kamaka, Kanile’a, Ohana, KoAloha, and Romero Creations. Each instrument has been carefully chosen for its superior craftsmanship, rich tonal quality, and stunning visual appeal, ensuring that you receive an exceptional ukulele that enhances your musical journey.

Find Your Perfect Ukulele

• Soprano, Concert, Tenor & Baritone Models – Explore various sizes to find the one that best suits your individual playing style and comfort.
• Premium Tonewoods – Our ukuleles are constructed from high-quality materials like Koa, Mahogany, Acacia, and Cedar, each contributing unique tonal characteristics.
• Acoustic & Electric Options – Whether you favor the classic, resonant sound of acoustic models or the versatility of electric options for amplified performance, we have something for you.
• Handcrafted & Limited Editions – Discover unique, one-of-a-kind instruments that stand out, perfect for those seeking something truly special.

🎶 Please Note: Due to high demand for our mid-priced ukuleles, instruments within this price range tend to sell quickly. To ensure you find the perfect match, call or email us to confirm availability. We are more than happy to provide images and details of the specific ukulele currently available in stock.

Mid-Priced Ukuleles from $500 to $1000 at Island Bazaar

Affordable High-Quality Ukuleles for Beginners $100 to $500

What is a good ukulele for a beginner?
Choose a well-built soprano, concert, or tenor from brands like Kala, Ohana, or Flight for comfort and great tone at a fair price.

Is it worth spending $100–$500 on a starter uke?
Yes—quality instruments in this range sound better, stay in tune longer, and make learning more enjoyable.

What size is best for a beginner?
Concert size is a popular choice—it’s comfortable to hold, easy to play, and has a balanced tone.

Should beginners get a solid top or laminate uke?
Solid tops offer richer sound, but high-quality laminates in this range can be durable and great sounding.

Do beginner ukuleles need special strings?
Most come with good strings, but upgrading to premium fluorocarbon or nylon can improve tone and feel.

📍 Visit us in Huntington Beach, CA, or shop online to access the best selection of affordable, premium ukuleles in this price range.