Shopping in Península De Samaná
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Prensa International
Towards the rear of the El Paseo shopping mall, this shop sells a variety of international newspapers and magazines – most are a day or two old and the majority are in French, though the International Herald Tribune is available.
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Haitian Caraibes Art Gallery
For more of a selection of paintings, other than the ubiquitous cookie-cutter mass-produced ones, stop by the Haitian Caraibes Art Gallery; it also sells interesting crafts, jewelry and typical batiks and sarongs.
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Supermercado £1
The largest grocery store is Supermercado £1; it’s not uncommon for a power outage to occur here in the middle of the day. The 2nd-floor pool hall makes it easy to spot on the main drag.
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Punto Italia
This is a small Italian-owned grocery, a vital resource for expats who demand high-quality meat, cheese, bread and brand-name European exports.
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Supermercado Lindo
The largest and best supermarket in town, this is the place to go for canned foods, pastas, produce, snacks and any other supplies.
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Talisman Gift Shop
This is a good crafts and souvenir shop on the main road which accepts credit cards.
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Tribal Boutique
This is a good crafts and souvenir shop facing Talisman Gift Shop on the main road.
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Mini-Market
There’s a mini-market at the Grand Paradise Samaná resort.
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Mini-Market Plaza Taína
Mini-Market Plaza Taína has snacks and basic necessities.
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Supermercado Ignacio
Next door to Punto Italia, this supermarket carries basics.
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