Cruz Bay is full of treasures for shoppers. Here you can browse in a relaxed atmosphere in small stores offering individualized products and services. You will find a startling array of items and styles, certain to find "something for everyone" on your list. Dedicated shoppers can cover the town in a day, but most prefer to browse a bit each day of their stay.

Coral Bay is "the country" to Cruz Bay’s "town". Make sure to visit this unusual East End community. You will find interesting shopping, restaurants, bars, a deli, watersports, and probably a few surprises. The goats are not wild; they belong to people. They are not pets.

Complete Listing of Cruz Bay Shopping

Mongoose Junction featuring Fine Shopping in a Caribbean Setting, located near the National Park Visitors Center. Mongoose Junction offers dozens of unique shops and galleries, restaurants and cafes. Since 1978, Mongoose Junction has been the place to be. Many of the original stores continue to operate, featuring artisans at work. You can watch high quality items – painted clothing, pottery, fabric creations, canvas bags, batiks – being created before your very eyes. As you wind your way through the shaded terraces and lush tropical plants, you will also discover high quality items from around the world, clothing and accessories, gifts, jewelry, a full service salon, a watersports center, as well as real estate, vacation rental, and other professional services. Enjoy Caribbean architecture of finely crafted stone walls and exotic woodworking. Take time to explore. Treat yourself to a tropical afternoon drink, or an evening of live music and good food.

Wharfside Village invites you to come stroll through the colorful Caribbean beach front Shopping Mall featuring quality custom jewelry, tropical clothing, gift shops, fine art, watersports, locally made products and a working spice factory! Purchase that special real estate or reserve a villa for your next vacation...then relax at one of the restaurants or beach bars.

Downtown Shops The short walk from the ferry dock to Mongoose Junction (on the north end of Cruz Bay, on your way to the National Park beaches) or to Wharfside Village (to the south of the ferry) takes you through downtown Cruz Bay. Enjoy the friendly relaxed atmosphere and delight in the wide range of items you will find.

Lumberyard Complex This section of Cruz Bay was once our only Lumberyard. Now the center hosts a variety of shops and service establishments.

The Marketplace new shopping complex on South Shore Road, just outside Cruz Bay.
 

Palm Plaza Just outside Cruz Bay on the South Shore Road, right before the big hotel on Great Cruz Bay. This new center is conveniently located to be there just as you remember what you forgot to bring home. Lots of parking.

Plan to take the drive to Coral Bay, 8 miles from Cruz Bay. All roads out of town eventually lead to Coral Bay. If you drive on Centerline Road, along the way, you will see the Bordeaux Mountain Overlook. Stop, get out, and have a look at a breathtaking view of Coral Bay and beyond.

When you get to "The Triangle", you must choose. The left fork takes you to the East End. The right fork takes you to Salt Pond and beyond to Lameshur. Good idea to go one way, then another day, go the other way. Both are beautiful and breathtaking with good roads. Bring your camera. You can see up the entire Sir Francis Drake Channel to Virgin Gorda, the fat one in the middle, 40 miles away.

Bordeaux Mountain Overlook Enjoy a cool drink at the outdoor refreshment stand. After a while of relaxing in the cool breeze, enjoy the charming island boutiques. Eventually, you will make it to Coral Bay. No rush.

Coccolobo This a a wonderful new addition to Coral Bay. The plaza is located accros from Island Blues.

Triangle to East End This drive takes you past Hurricane Hole, Haulover Bay, and all the way to Round Bay. Tortola looks so close that you almost can touch it. See for yourself why so many artists live out this way. Enjoy unusual island shopping.

Triangle to Salt Pond Go right at the triangle and get a look at Coral Harbor and its impressive fleet of traditional and modern sailing vessels. Enjoy the breezes and views. Shop, eat, and swim along the way.