7 Best Shopping in Bermuda

Sleek and modern, with well-designed displays of local art, this gallery is in one of the stone buildings of the former Royal Naval Dockyard. The walls are adorned with paintings and photographs, and glass display cases contain exquisitely crafted ceramics, jewelry, and wood sculptures. Exhibits change every month. Several artists' studios inside the gallery are open to the public. Much of the work on show is for sale, and a small shop sells prints and art-related gifts.

The island's largest permanent craft outlet is in the Dockyard's old Cooperage building, which dates from 1831. Dozens of artists show their work here, and this is the place to go to find that unusual gift, from Bermuda-cedar hair clips to local chutneys and jams. Hand-painted glassware, sterling silver jewelry, handmade toys, and sand sculptures are also among the pretty offerings.

Customized house number and name plaques and tableware are among the brightly painted pottery pieces created in this little shop in Dockyard. Faulkner's salt-fired pottery and porcelain, particularly his hand-made Bermuda rockpools, are some of the standout pieces. 

A modern take on a traditional classic, the founder of TABS Bermuda breathes fresh life into our eponymous shorts. Along with fun colors and styles of her signature item, find hand-crafted items from local artisans and more for men, women, and children.

A new addition to the island's luxury retailers, Diamond's International enhances the local shopping experience with high-end, conflict-free stones sourced from around the world. Friendly, knowledgeable staff are happy to assist as you peruse their selection of diamonds and more. With gems and precious metals that sparkle in the island sun, shoppers will have their pick of well known brands like Bulgari, Fendi, Crown of Light—all duty and tax-free—to bring home as a reminder of a vacation well spent.

Part of the island-wide MarketPlace chain, this location has a large selection of fresh vegetables, as well as meats and seafood. It's a convenient drive to Marley Beach from here.

The largest grocery store on the island's western end is convenient to Cambridge Beaches Resort, but take a moped or taxi.