13 Best Shopping in Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad's foremost gallery showcases Jackie Hinkson (figurative watercolors), Peter Sheppard (stylized realist local landscapes in acrylic), Sundiata (semiabstract watercolors), and other local artists. Openings are usually held on Tuesday evening.

Acclaimed local designer Meiling Esau showcases her classically detailed Caribbean resort clothing here.

Masks and music are just two of the many kinds of souvenirs you can pick up at Shore Things Café & Crafts.

Stecher's at the airport carries perfumes, china, crystal, handcrafted pieces, cigars, and jewelry.

The sights and scents of homemade soaps and lotions in this delightful little store are sure to please. Soaps come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and the soap cupcake display makes for a great photo opportunity.

Tina Louis offers batik, imaginative local crafts, jewelry, footwear, and clothing at this charming little store in Scarborough.

This shop carries a good selection of popular local musicians as well as other music genres.

Stylish handmade batik items, Ajoupa (an attractive, local terra-cotta pottery), local art, T-shirts, and many other gift items are available here.

The soca and steel-pan recordings and other local music from this airport store (it's in duty-free) make great last-minute souvenirs.

The stalls at Store Bay sell T-shirts, local handicrafts, homemade candy, and lots of other souvenirs. It's also convenient to the airport for any last-minute purchases.

The deals on alcohol here would be hard to find in many other parts of the world.

All the traditional duty-free luxury goods are available from this store, a Trinidad institution since 1885.