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The 9 Best Shopping in Freeport, Grand Bahama Island
The capital of Grand Bahama Island, founded in 1955 as a center of tourism, has undergone recent redevelopment and again offers nearly every amenity an island visitor could hope for: pristine beaches, golf, water sports, diving, gambling, duty-free shopping, boating, nightclubs and fishing. Want more? Try the Pirates of the Bahamas theme park, Freeport's International Bazaar, Port Lucaya marketplace, Garden of the Groves botanical garden, the Rand Nature Center or Lucayan National Park.
Restaurants in Freeport
1. Coastal Mojo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Owned and operated by local ceramic artist, Lisa Codella, Coastal Mojo offers unique handmade gifts with a Bahamian flair. Original paintings, art prints, home decor, pottery, ceramic art, painted glassware, and more! We accept all major credit cards. Located in the Port Lucaya Marketplace, opposite Domino's Pizza.
2. Leo's Art Gallery
3. Port Lucaya Marketplace
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3,593 reviews
Port Lucaya Marketplace is the largest shopping, dining and entertainment open air facility in the Bahamas, with over forty specialty stores and boutiques, sixteen restaurants to tempt any palate and four bars/lounge for late night entertainment. The Marketplace boasts of a wide variety of Duty Free stores, two generously stocked Straw Markets, two Craft Centres and Push Carts filled with Bahamian craft and souvenir items. Visit our famous Coconut & Fruit Daiquiri Stand & Daddy Brown's Conch and Seafood Stand for authentic Bahamian Island treats. Our famed Count Basie Square, now called the Marketplace Square, will have you dancing to Bahamian and International music all night long. So please make every effort to visit Grand Bahama's only shopping paradise where we have it all!
Reviewed By 591mariannec - Boynton Beach, United States
I am a south florida resident now..getting to The many beautiful ISLANDS of The Bahamas is time for fun. for a simple yet fun reasonably priced fast travel to get away .from fl. Time Grand Bahama Island.it is a poor island so many Hurricanes its hard to come back like many Caribbean places.but on the positive side the hotel is on beach.Casino right there walking .and across the street is The Lucayan Market place open day & night. Local vendors places to eat .Discovery Cove.. dolphin swims .at night in the Marketplace there is entertainment and for a real treat still there since 1969 i think...is The Perfumery .an island Perfumery that sells the island scents already boxed up OR YOU CAN CREATE AND MAKE YOUR VERY OWN SCENT AND LOTION ITS FUN ...PICK YOUR SCRNTS MIX AND MATCH OILS .etc. and you make your fragrance..plus you pick your label style and the name you pick..is patented..check it out
4. The Bahamas' Arts and Straw Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 104 reviews
Local craftsman sell their jewelry and their wood and straw handicrafts at this market.
Reviewed By 951dougk - Miami, United States
Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line is now offering daily cruises to Grand Bahamas Island. Their two ships, Grand Celebration and Grand Classica alternate daily departures from the Port of Palm Beach Florida. Each cruise is for three days and two nights. We sailed on the Classica and our expectations were exceeded! The fare is affordable making it possible for our family to upgrade to a generous suite with two rooms and a balcony. Meals are endless with choices of buffets and restaurants with fine tastes. The bar coupon package is terrific. Friendly staff adds to the enjoyment of games and shows. The full day in Freeport/Port Lucaya offers tours to swim with the dolphins, a day at the beach, shopping at the straw market, and much more. We chose a banana boat adventure from sea to lagoon with a tour of millionaires row. This is the perfect choice for those who want to sample a cruise on the high seas ...at times so smooth we could barely tell we were moving!
5. The Art of Giving
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
6. Goombay Park Straw Market
Haggle your way to buying some of the most splendid crafts on the island.
7. Sheldon Saint Fine Art
Owned and operated by Sheldon Saint, a Bahamian Artist and his wife Sherraine since May 2, 2009. Sheldon has been painting for over twenty-six years (26) years; he is known locally and internationally for his fine works of Art. Goods and Services Include: Original Artwork, Murals, Prints, Commission Paintings, Greeting Cards, Post Cards, Custom Framing, Art Parties, Kids' Painting Parties, Corporate Events, Clothing, Shoes and Accessories.
8. Paradise Jewels
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Coconut Treasures
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
