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Overview

Shopping The guide was updated: 2023-02-12

Shopping in Lucea itself revolves around the Saturday market, when vendors set up stalls all through the town's streets. Items on sale include a variety of fruit and vegetables, local arts, crafts, and souvenirs. For a wider selection of goods head to the neighbouring settlements of Negril and Montego Bay, where crafts markets side with a few shopping malls. Local specialty items include hand-made jewellery, wood carvings, original artwork, Blue Mountain Coffee, rum, Bob Marley memorabilia and cooking spices.

Lucea Market

Lucea Market

For an authentic local shopping experience, hit the town streets on any given Saturday when a multitude of local vendors set up shop throughout. Shop for fresh produce, seafood, fruit and vegetables, exotic snacks or even local crafts to bring home - all aplenty at the busy stalls.

Time Square Mall

Time Square Mall

The Time Square Mall in Negril is known for its luxury goods and traditional souvenirs, including cigars and jewelry. Several duty-free shops and multiple souvenir stores await you, and shopping breaks may be taken at a refreshing courtyard café. Prices may vary significantly from one store to the next.

The Boardwalk Village

The Boardwalk Village

The shops at The Boardwalk Village offer local products from artists who make their own souvenirs, carvings, jewelry, and clothing using locally sourced materials such as wood, bamboo, and coconut husk. They are often seen carving or painting a new piece.

Shoppes at Rose Hall

Shoppes at Rose Hall

The beautiful Shoppes at Rose Hall beckon eager visitors. The array of goods includes local arts, crafts and souvenirs. Be sure to visit the Blue Café for wonderful treats and free Wi-Fi. Many make this a destination after docking from cruise ships.

Montego Bay Freeport Shopping Center

Montego Bay Freeport Shopping Center

The shops at Montego Bay Freeport Shopping Center are frequented by cruise ship passengers during day-stops in Jamaica. The type of goods is similar from one store to the next - items on sale include arts, crafts, clothing, souvenirs, jewellery and the like. Local eateries abound.

The Craft Market at the Hip Strip

The Craft Market at the Hip Strip

The Craft Market at the Hip Strip is filled with art, souvenirs, and crafts. Plenty an artistic gem are to be found here, including carved wood pieces, paintings, handbags, jewellery, and much more. Respectful haggling is expected; shop around before making the final purchase.

City Centre Shopping Mall

City Centre Shopping Mall

For duty free shopping, head straight to City Centre Shopping Mall in Montego Bay. Over 20 shops offering perfumes, watches, jewellery, figurines, leather goods, duty free liquors, souvenirs, and much more are housed within its walls. Despite the comparatively formal setting, haggling is often acceptable.

Crafts Market

Crafts Market

The Crafts Market in Montego Bay is one of many on the island perfect for local souvenirs. The vendors do tend to be slightly aggressive in their effort to sell, but don't hesitate to decline. As elsewhere in Jamaica, prices may be significantly reduced by negotiation.

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