105 Best Shopping in Bermuda

The island's largest bookstore carries plenty of contemporary titles and classics, plus a complete selection of books on Bermuda. Paperbacks and children's books are here in abundance, as well as a wide selection of popular beauty, technology, and travel books. The Hallmark store at the front of the shop offers the expected greeting cards, balloons, party supplies, and little gift items. Its café has a balcony overlooking Front Street, perfect for grabbing a sandwich or a drink after a hard day's shopping.

Owned by the English Sports Shop, the store sells quality casual and work wear for women of every age, but the highlight is the selection of evening wear. Look for reasonably priced cocktail dresses along with stylish contemporary separates and trendy accessories.

Bermuda's leading footwear chain sells a wide range of men's, women's, and children's shoes. The Trends location at 22 Reid Street in Hamilton has the most up-to-the-minute foot fashions, although the Sports Locker location on Queen Street in Hamilton has a good stock of running shoes and a wide range of fashion sneakers such as Converse and Keds. The store at 70 Church Street specializes in children's shoes. There are also locations on Water Street in St. George's and in Somerset Village.

Although there are several standout sections in this sprawling store, including a perfume department, home decor, and a fun assortment of upscale Bermuda-inspired gifts and trinkets, it's also the location of the Body Shop and sells a large range of its natural and ethically produced products. Look for the deliciously scented body butters and the popular gift sets.

This wine and spirits merchant has a great selection in stores all over the island, including spirits from Bacardi. Visitors who want to take duty-free alcohol back home make significant savings on the retail price. One other retail location is on Harbour Road in Paget.

This shop's focus is on tobacco and smoking-related gifts. In business since 1895, the store has an old-world charm with shelves filled with cigar boxes and a life-size statue of a Native American princess that greets you as you walk in. You can find top-quality cigars from the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, and Cuba (Romeo y Julieta, Bolivar, Partagas, Punch); briar pipes; tobacco; and Swiss Army knives.

Bright neon hues and funky styles dominate the selection of shoes at this store. Look for on-trend, reasonably priced sandals and sneakers, as well as a wall of brightly colored accessories.

The only store in Bermuda carrying Rolex, Crisson's attracts well-heeled customers who come here to buy merchandise at U.S. prices with no sales tax. The shop also carries a selection of David Yurman, and Pandora charms and jewelry. Earrings are a specialty, and there's a large selection, as well as a handful of gold bangles and beads. There's also a branch in Dockyard at the Clocktower Mall.

Focusing on one-of-a-kind and specially designed jewelry, husband-and-wife-team David and Avrel Rose Zuill can create anything you dream up. While the design studio originally began on the wharfside in St. George's, the current location on Front Street, still stocks all of their unique statement pieces all inspired by the colors and sights of the island.

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.

With over 650 wines and spirits, this boutique liquor shop has one of the most impressive selections of craft gin on the island. As well as the fully stocked Reid Street location, which also stocks mixers and accessories, the spacious warehouse is open with helpful staff on Bakery Lane. Efficient delivery is also available.

This natural-food and health shop sells everything from tea and supplements to organic body products and home cleaners. Don't leave without grabbing a fruit smoothie or a vegetable juice from the bar in the corner. There's seating on the porch.

Gold, sapphires, colored pearls, and tanzanite (a rare gemstone) are the specialties of this Hamilton jeweler. The store also carries a large selection of certified diamonds and promises to match prices as long as they can be verified. There are additional locations on Queen Street and in Dockyard's Clocktower Mall.

This shop specializes in knitwear, but you won't want to miss the selection of classic and colorful Bermuda shorts and knee-high socks. This is also the place for men's business and formal wear, and made-to-measure suits from Alexandre of London and Hugo Boss. Women's clothing and accessories are also available, including a selection of bathing suits and resort wear. There are branches in Somerset Village and on Water Street in St. George's.

Day or night, this gas station sells a good range of fast food and sandwiches, as well as cigarettes, hot drinks, chips, soda, and aspirin. This is the only true 24-hour place on the island .

Silk and satin panties, boxers, brassieres, and nightgowns, in sizes small to full figure, are tucked away in this discreet shop at the back of the Emporium Building. You can also find massage oils and an adult section. The store houses the Bra Boutique, which sells a wide range of top-quality lingerie for all shapes and sizes.

This bargain jewelry store stocks countless styles of basic gold and silver chains, earrings, bangles, and rings.

Owner Mick Adderley runs this popular shop selling men's clothing, shoes, and accessories, including Dickies work clothes. It also has a small selection of specially made clothes in big-and-tall sizes.

This chic urban-wear shop carries trendy skirts, pants, tops, and accessories for day and night. Women's clothing is on the ground level and men's is on the lower level. Follow the locals to the 50%–75% end-of-season sales.

Here's your one-stop shop for wines, beer, candy, souvenirs, and assorted snacks.

Jewelers here make Bermuda-themed charms, including charms with the longtail national bird, the hog penny coin, and a Gombey dancer. They can also produce custom-designed gold and silver jewelry.

Local shoes-in-distress swear by the friendly expert same-day service at Heel Quik. The store also cuts keys and carries shoe-care products and umbrellas.

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.

Cluttered and small, this little shop just around the corner from the Ferry Terminal and Visitor Services Centre offers pretty much what its name implies: postcards, sunblock, sunglasses, and T-shirts.

The latest Apple gadgets and accessories are crammed into this large store. A full-service center is also available with technicians on hand to help if you get pink sand in your phone.

Opened in 2012 by two podiatrists, Island Sole believes that fashion and comfort can meet in a shoe. The shop is stocked with all manner of shoes from flip-flops to comfortable high heels in a range of sizes and width fittings. Casual and dress shoes are available for both men and women.

Dramatic heels, faux-gem jewelry, form-fitting clothes, and colorful accessories lure shoppers looking for the latest in urban fashion to this affordable store. There are also good selection of dresses and streetwear separates in a range of sizes.

If you didn't pack denim for those cool Bermuda evening breezes, then this store—crammed with every style of Levi's—is the place to go. All shapes and sizes are catered to, and—with no sales tax—prices are comparable to the United States (or cheaper). The store also sells Dockers casual clothing.