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In the stores, shops, and boutiques in Port Lucaya Marketplace you can find duty-free goods costing up to 40% less than what you might pay back home. At the numerous perfume shops, fragrances are often sold at a sweet-smelling 25% below U.S. prices. Be sure to limit your haggling to the straw markets.
Shops in Lucaya are open Monday–Saturday from 9 or 10 to 6. Stores may stay open later at the Port Lucaya Marketplace. Straw markets, grocery stores, some boutiques, and drugstores are open on Sunday.
This gallery showcases owner Matthew Wildgoose's paintings as well as the works of other local artists. It's also a spot to embrace your own inner Picasso under the guidance of Wildgoose by taking an art class, workshop, or a fun sip-and-paint session.
This storefront serves as both studio and showroom for famed local artist Leo Brown. Each of his expressive Haitian-style paintings and colorful Bahamian impressionist pieces has its own story. This place is worth a visit just to meet the charming Leo and witness his inspiring work and creativity.
