Bridgetown

Historic Swan Street is the second of the two main shopping avenues in Bridgetown (besides Broad Street). You will find delis, jewellery, clothes and a lot of Bajan vibe on this pedestrians-only street. The usual opening hours of the shops are 8 am to 5 pm.

At Cave Shepherd, you will find all kinds of duty-free products, like jewellery, perfumes, watches, and liquor. Don’t forget to bring your passport and departure card to save a lot of money with tax-free shopping. Cave Shepherd is located at Broad Street, the main shopping avenue in downtown Bridgetown.

Earthworks claims to be “no ordinary pottery” and offers visitors to experience the art of their craft live. Choose dinnerware, serving pieces and souvenirs from a large selection and watch the potters paint them in their workshop.

Limegrove provides upscale, luxurious shopping in a modern, lively atmosphere. Browse through high-end fashion boutiques, jewellery shops or even art galleries and take a break in one of the cinemas. Limegrove Lifestyle Centre is located north of Bridgetown’s city centre in Holetown.

This small market offers goods following the slogan “Home-made, home-grown or home-created”. Fruit, vegetables, prepared Trinidadian and Bajan meals, as well as arts and crafts are sold here every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Hastings Farmers Market is located only 20 minutes by foot from the Garrison and Carlisle Bay.

Chattel Village in Holetown can be the perfect location to find souvenirs for your loved ones and yourself, for example at Best of Barbados Gift Shop. Small shops in colourful houses make for a special shopping experience, so visit this lively gem in Holetown.

Mount Gay was established in 1703 and is the world’s oldest commercial rum distillery. In their Visitor Centre in Bridgetown, you can experience three different tour types and taste Barbados’ finest spirits. You can also choose lunch and dining options or buy your favourite rum.