129 Best Places to Shop in Bermuda

Think of Miles as the Balducci's of Bermuda, with a large selection of upscale or hard-to-find specialty food items. The deli encompasses the finest imported and local meats and fish. There's also a mouthwatering range of pastries, cakes, and Godiva chocolates. Many items are on the expensive side, but the quality and selection are without rival. The supermarket delivers anywhere on the island.

Farm to table at its finest. Sustainable and organic, Wadson's Farm is an example of Bermudian agriculture done right. The farm itself has been in operation since 1976 and today hosts a year-round Farm Market, servicing both local homes and restaurants with a variety of produce, fresh eggs, poultry and lamb, as well as local fish, fresh baked goods, goat cheese and Bermuda honey. Educational tours and special events available by request.

After her line of elegant pink-sand-inspired jewelry took off at craft markets and Harbour Nights, artist Alexandra Mosher opened up a light and airy store to showcase her beautiful designs. The shop is as much a work of art as her jewelry, with a pink-sand-beach-inspired mosaic at the entrance of the store designed by local artist Nikki Murray-Mason. Mosher's designs grace the necks, wrists, and fingers of locals and visitors alike; look no further for the perfect souvenir of time spent in Bermuda.

A boutique that wouldn't feel out of place in a stylish New York City neighborhood, Atelerie carries designer labels such as Loeffler Randall, Isabel Marant, and Helmut Lang in a beautifully designed space. But the selection of jewelry is the highlight here. Look for exclusive designed Bermuda island pendants by Asha by ADM in the line's signature mother of pearl and 14-karat gold or the delicate and colorful beaded bracelets with the island's silhouette in 18-karat gold by Gigi Clozeau.

Sleek and modern, with thoughtfully curated displays of local art, this gallery is set within one of the stone buildings at the former Royal Naval Dockyard. Its walls showcase paintings and photographs, while glass cases hold beautifully crafted ceramics, jewelry, and wood sculptures. Exhibits rotate monthly, and several artists' studios inside the gallery welcome visitors. Much of the artwork is available for purchase, and a small shop offers prints and art-inspired gifts.

Owner Hannah Willmott doesn't believe in wasting space, so she crammed as many books as she could into her small bookstore. The shop is known for its cozy atmosphere and engaging staff, and it is well stocked with bestsellers, children's books, and special Bermuda titles (including some out-of-print books), plus diaries, calendars, sketchbooks, and knickknacks.

The island's largest permanent craft outlet is housed in the Dockyard’s historic Cooperage building, dating back to 1831. Dozens of local artists showcase their work here, making it a great spot to find that perfect unusual gift—from Bermuda cedar hair clips to small-batch chutneys and jams. You’ll also find hand-painted glassware, sterling silver jewelry, handmade toys, and delicate sand sculptures among the tempting offerings.

Renowned artist Alfred Birdsey, who painted Bermuda scenes for more than 60 years, died in 1996, but thanks to his daughter, Jo Birdsey Linberg, the studio remains open and the tradition continues. Watercolors cost from $100 and oils from $350 to $1,000. Prints of Birdsey's paintings are also available on note cards. The studio is usually open weekday mornings, but call before you visit, as appointments are preferred.

Easily recognizable by its distinct yellow facade, Calypso has been clothing Bermuda's most fashionable in European designer wear since 1957. The shop also has an impressive selection of swimwear from brands such as Kate Spade and Tommy Bahama. Pick up a straw hat and sunglasses to make the perfect beach ensemble. Eclectic novelty items from Europe make great gifts, too. This is also where you can find the in-store Longchamp shop selling a variety of the iconic handbags. 

The family-owned and -operated shop, established in 1937, has the island's largest selection of T-shirts, with creatively designed logos in hundreds of styles. It also carries everything for the beach—hats, towels, sarongs, flip-flops, sunglasses, toys for playing in the sand—plus high-quality souvenirs, gifts, and a large range of Scout beach bags.

One of Bermuda's oldest retailers has transformed itself into a contemporary department store with a wide range of men's, women's, and children's clothing. Brands include Calvin Klein, Mango, and DKNY, and there's a substantial lingerie selection, as well as Gap clothing and products, active and swimwear, accessories, and fashion jewelry. The perfume and cosmetics department stocks many French, Italian, English, and American lines at duty-free prices, including being the exclusive retailer for Guerlain. The housewares department stocks Denby tableware, which sells at a much lower price than in Canada or the United States. The shoe section stocks brands including Nine West, TOMS, and Anne Klein. Gibbons also owns and operates a separate store, in the nearby Washington Mall, that sells bed, bath, and home decor; M.A.C. Cosmetics on Front Street; and perfume stores in the Dockyard and Palm Lane in St. George's.

The maker of Bermuda's Black Seal Rum also stocks wines and other liquors at its stores, where the helpful and knowledgeable staff provide excellent advice. The store also sells T-shirts and hats with Gosling's logo, a black seal. There's another branch on Dundonald Street in North Hamilton.

Brightly colored island-theme artwork for ceramics, linens, and pillows is designed by owner Barbara Finsness. A number of her original watercolors are available for purchase. She also stocks the store with cedar-handle handbags embroidered with Bermuda buildings, shell napkin rings, plates, monogrammed guest towels, rugs, chunky jewelry, and elegant gifts, as well as candles and bath products.

Brightly painted pottery pieces—like custom house number and name plaques and colorful tableware—fill this cheerful little shop in the Dockyard. Faulkner’s salt-fired pottery and porcelain are standouts, especially his handmade Bermuda rockpools. Many pieces are available to purchase, and the artist is often on hand to sign his work.

In business since 1928, the historic perfumery creates and manufactures its own perfumes, using the scents of Bermuda's flowers and citrus trees as inspiration. New perfumes are constantly being created, but try out Coral and Lili for women and Navy, 32 North, and Somers for men.

You can also book in for a 90-minute Perfume Making Workshop and let the expert Lili Consultant Perfumers guide you through creating your own signature scent. Sweet P, on the premises, offers a cash-only afternoon tea on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, with finger sandwiches, various pastries, and tea.

Reminiscent of international chains, at Lindo's you'll find a good selection of groceries, organic foods, fresh seafood, extensive international items, and fine imported French and Italian cheese and pâtés, as well as a self-serve, buffet-style hot food counter. It's within walking distance of several Warwick accommodations. There's also a Devonshire location, Lindo's Family Foods on Watlington Road, although at this location you'll also find a bulk store upstairs carrying household necessities, alcohol, and a small selection of electronics from recognizable brands like Kirkland. Both stores have a pharmacy.

A book and gift shop with an emphasis on books by women of color, you'll also find unusual gifts such as locally handmade cedar jewelry and book-inspired candles and mugs. Owner Kristin White also offers unique tours of St. George's, including a storytelling tour exploring stories of the island's culture and fascinating people and the spooky Haunted History Tour of the Old Town.

After you pick up a few unique finds, grab a coffee and freshly made panini from Frequency Cafe, which shares the newly refurbished space, and sit off in the sunny courtyard enjoying your wares.

The ultimate island boutique for designer footwear for men and women from designers such as Ted Baker and Kate Spade. The spacious shop also stocks ready-to-wear collections and Coach bags. The real draw is the resort shop within a shop, where Lilly Pulitzer is the standout alongside beaded headbands and bright, high-quality jewelry, all to round out your island-ready outfit.

This bright and sunny shop offers a range of Italian specialty items, including Italian wines, pastas, olive oils, spreads, and biscotti. There's also an excellent selection of gluten-free items. After browsing the shelves full of speciality items, order a cup of authentic Italian coffee to have along with a delicious assortment of pastries and watch passersby bustle along the western end of Front Street.

This is so much more than a pharmacy, as it's crammed full of goodies. It stocks toiletries and beauty products, many from the United Kingdom. One of the best selections of unusual toys can be found downstairs and there's a large selection of unique greeting cards.

If you're concerned about what ingredients you put on your face and body, stop by this shop to update your beauty routine with an emphasis on all-natural beauty and skincare. No matter what your beauty needs there are products for every skin concern or just to pamper, all selected with care for quality safe products. Many featured brands come from women-owned companies, such as Canadian superfood skincare line Graydon. There's also a wide selection of natural makeup, lifestyle products, and reusable personal care products.

Designed by Bermudian Rebecca Singleton, TABS (which stands for The Authentic Bermuda Shorts) offers the quintessential Bermuda short for men, women, and children in modern fits and fabrics. The cotton-twill, cotton-linen, as well as performance stretch cotton shorts are lined with fun prints and available in island-inspired colors, such as oleander pink, loquat yellow, and lagoon green. You can have your shorts customized with a word or letters embroidered on the inside fly of the shorts (it takes two weeks, but you can have them shipped to you). Tailored swim shorts, limited-edition collections, and accessories (traditional Bermuda socks) are also available. The spacious and newly renovated Reid Street store also stocks a curated selection of local finds, including jewelry designed by Rebecca Little and men's shirts from international brands including johnnie-O. There's a newly opened outpost in the Dockyard.

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 handcrafted items from local artisans like Rebecca Little Jewellery and Merideth Andrews Photography, beach essentials, home goods, and more.

The store is known for its Bermuda-made and Bermuda-inspired designs including delicate necklaces—perfect for layering—with gems in soothing tropical palettes, gemstone bracelets, and a selection of pretty earrings from artist Joanna Stapff. The shop expanded into a bigger, light-filled space just upstairs from its original location, but with the addition of clothes and lifestyle gifts.

Khakis, polo shirts, and dress shirts predominate in this boutique's sizable men's section, and women can find colorful dresses, sparkly tank tops, and great-fitting black pants alongside office-appropriate blouses. Owner Sharon Bartram can help you assemble a perfect outfit—she has an excellent eye for style and detail.

The beauty and home goods section of the former A.S. Cooper's department store remains but under a new name and ownership, and still sells a variety of beauty products and perfume, including Jo Malone, where you can also pick up one of the fragrant candles in coordinating scents. In the back, find the extensive inventory of fine china and crystal from Waterford, Wedgwood, and Portmeirion. There's also jewelry and and tasteful Bermudian souvenirs. This is also the location to find a small selection of Picturesque Bermuda books and prints of the island from Roland Skinner.

Cooper's is best known for its extensive inventory of crystal and china, with pieces and sets by Waterford, Wedgwood, Villeroy & Boch, and Portmeirion, many sold at 15% to 20% less than U.S. prices. The store also carries tasteful Bermudian souvenirs, jewelry, fragrances, and cosmetics on the ground level. Brands on sale include Estée Lauder, Clinique, Clarins, Bobbi Brown, Lancôme, and Elizabeth Arden. The main store also carries its private-label clothing collection for women and a ladies' sportswear department, which carries Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, DKNY Jeans, Jones New York, and Nic and Zoe. There are several branches, including one at the Fairmont Southampton Resort and in Dockyard. Cooper's also owns Astwood Dickinson jewelry stores and the Bermuda outpost of Vineyard Vines, which carries specially branded items only found in the Bermuda store.

The menswear division of the classy department store is first-rate, with staff who are reserved and courteous but very helpful when needed. It is full of men's casual and dress clothes, plus accessories such as belts and wallets. The store is the exclusive Bermuda supplier of Polo Ralph Lauren. It also stocks brands such as Lacoste, Tommy Bahama, Perry Ellis, Izod, and Helly Hansen.

This grocery store is near several Paget accommodations, and it's an easy enough walk to do with bags of shopping. You could also stop here to grab snacks and drinks before hitting nearby Elbow Beach. Organic items are available, and there's a 5% discount on Wednesday.