129 Best Places to Shop in Bermuda

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 little store sells colorful women's fashions with a Southeast Asian island–resort look. Cotton, silk, and rayon leisure wear is the backbone of the stock. Don't miss the hand-strung, brightly colored beaded necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, as well as eye-catching bags.

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.

Come to this shop for the thoughtful selection of books by black authors, particularly by Bermudian authors with cultural relevance to Bermuda's black history and the island's struggles with racism. There is also African art and African artisan crafts for sale. But The Griot is more than just a shop—it's also a space that hosts relevant events to further build community understanding and provide a safe space for those of African descent to explore their shared culture.

Kipling luggage and bags, among other brands, are sold at this store, which prides itself on having \"everything pertaining to travel.\" Wallets, handbags, and gifts round out the stock.

Harrington Hundreds is a great spot to grab prepared food or picnic items on the way to nearby John Smith's Bay or Spittal Pond. While it's unassuming, it also stocks all the basics as well as a good selection of speciality items for various diets and freshly baked breads, cookies, cakes, and donuts from the bakery. The shop also offers delivery services, which is ideal for vacation rental stays nearby.

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.

Holidae (formerly BermuniTees) started as a pop-up but their designs were so popular they took up a permanent residence in a ground-floor shop in the Washington Mall. Here you'll find modern active- and loungewear for men, women, and children. The fabrics are buttery soft and the seasonally-changing colors pair with everything. Their signature Bermuda Collection features a simple white print of the island with the word \"home.\" 

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 selections 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.

Bermudian Kimwana Eve saw a need and filled it—Lookie Lookie, located at the Washington Mall, is a vibrant pop-up store that supports Bermudian creativity by showcasing products from over 30 local vendors. From jewelry and accessories, to clothing, to treats, and more, every purchase is an opportunity to support small businesses while fostering community growth.

This chic store of the popular M.A.C. Cosmetics brand has every beauty, makeup, and skin-care product you could ever want. Its trained makeup artists offer walk-in makeovers.

Casual clothing and swimsuits by big-name brands Roxy, Billabong, O'Neill, Reef, and Quicksilver are sold at this beachy shop for men, women, and children. There are plenty of shorts, T-shirts, and summer dresses to choose from, and surf and dive gear is a specialty. You can also take your pick from Maui Jim sunglasses, beach bags, hats, flip-flops, water shoes, and snorkeling gear. There's another store on Camber Road in the Dockyard.

The island's largest grocery store and the chain's headquarters, MarketPlace offers homemade hot soups, stir-fries, salads, dinners, and desserts for about $8 a pound. It's the place locals go for a quick takeout lunch; many are drawn by the healthy-eating and organic sections.

A franchise of the large British chain, Marks and Sparks (as it's called by everyone in Bermuda and England) is usually filled with locals attracted by its moderate prices for men's, women's, and children's clothing. Summer wear, including swimsuits, cotton jerseys, and polo shirts, is a good buy—but don't forget everything is in U.K. sizes rather than U.S. The chain's signature line of food and treats, plus wine from all over the world, is tucked away at the back of the store.

Prices for this Italian designer's clothing average about 20% less in Bermuda than in the United States, although the accessories sell at much the same as U.S. prices. The boutique is much smaller than its counterpart on Madison Avenue, but it still has a good selection of conservative casual wear and evening attire. You'll find the labels Max Mara, SportMax, and Studio.

Featuring popular names in women’s clothing and jewelry and a mix of casual and dressy pieces, this bright airy addition to the Bermuda shopping scene offers a positive love-yourself vibe with its flattering and stylish selections. Shoppers will find breezy maxi dresses, denim, and trendy pieces. The shop also stocks a small selection of handbags and sunglasses, and there's an excellent collection of plus-size clothing options.

Part of the MarketPlace chain but smaller than its flagship Hamilton store, this location has all the essentials and organic foods. You get a 5% discount on Wednesday. The store is easily accessible from Paraquet Apartments and other south shore hotels. It's also the nearest food stop to Elbow Beach.

This independent shop is crammed full of all sorts of musical items from guitars to stereos and other electronics. Inside is a diverse collection of new CDs and DVDs, as well as CD/DVD players and accessories. A handful of music books are for sale.

Point-and-shoot digital cameras, SLR cameras, digital photo frames, camcorders, and other small electronics such as iPod docking stations and tech accessories are all here. Brands to look for are Nikon, Canon, and Olympus. There's also a small photo department on the corner of Church and Queen streets with self-service photo booths as well as a full-service photo lab.

You can find every permutation of gift in this shop—from "Bermuda" T-shirts to plates to funky knickknacks.