Freeport & Lucaya
At Lucaya’s heart, this tidied-up pastel version of a traditional Bahamian marketplace has the majority of the area’s shopping, dining and entertainment…
Must-see shopping in The Bahamas
The Abacos
The granddaughter of the original woman who began sewing bags and purses from canvas leftover from her husband's sailmaking business is still behind the…
Eleuthera
Set back from the bend in the main road in central Gregory Town, and surrounded by foliage and cars in various states of repair, Rebecca’s is an eccentric…
Nassau
Thoroughly marinated in Ole Nassau Bahamian rum, these buttery little bundt cakes sell for BS$7, and up to BS$19 for large ones in decorative tins…
Nassau
If you're interested in picking up traditional Bahamian handicrafts from around the islands, this shop makes it easy. The paintings, jewelry, driftwood…
Nassau
Just behind the main Island Traders' Building on Ernest St, this boutique and factory outlet sells lovely, handmade interior-design fabric, clothes, bags,…
Eleuthera
Owned by India Hicks, socialite designer and cousin to Prince Charles, this upscale boutique has an impeccably edited selection of men’s and women’s…
Nassau
Fronted by touts directing the cruise-ship crowds inside, this frenetic market has long been the go-to place for knock-off purses, souvenir T-shirts, and…
Nassau
The flagship store of this Bahamian luxury-goods chain, which started out here in 1929, is worth popping into for its iconic status, even if you aren't in…
The Exumas
Look past the mass-produced tourist tat on sale here and give serious consideration to the Bahamian clothing, trinkets and knickknacks that are genuinely…
Eleuthera
Several colorful huts near the dock make up the local straw market, where ladies sell traditional Bahamian straw products (hats, bags, jewelry) and other…
Eleuthera
Visit this boutique, handsomely established in a blue-shuttered house from 1840, for stylish sundresses, wraps, hats and accessories.
Eleuthera
Bold, bright, unfussy and unabashedly jam-packed with flip-flops, bikinis, Briland tees, local preserves and Bahamian books.
Out Islands
Stallholders here sell handmade straw goods alongside T-shirts and a galaxy of other brightly colored tourist merchandise.
Freeport & Lucaya
Back in the 1960s, this warren of international-themed shops and restaurants was a cutting-edge attraction, with faux European alleys, mock Chinese…
