We enjoyed this off-the-path shop for women's dresses, shoes, tops and jeans. The owner was quite…read morenice and it sounds like she is working hard to keep her shop open and develop the town into more than just the cruise port areas, which I liked a lot. She had a nice selection of unique and fun styles that really flowed well with the season and the climate down in St Kitts. She had some nice jeans and tops too, really fun to browse the selection. I enjoyed talking to the owner who was more than friendly and was happy to show us her store and selection.

Was walking with a friend and drawn into West Indies Clothing by it's colorful window displays and…read moreit's wide open front door! Store has a nice selection of higher end men's & women's tropical clothing. Met owner/buyer Sarah who shared an interesting story of how she and her husband wound living and owning businesses in St. Thomas. Definitely worth stopping in and taking a look.

They have so many cute pieces I almost had to buy another suitcase as mine was already full when I…read morewent into this store!!! The clothes are really good quality! The gentleman working was very helpful finding the correct sizes. Very nice!!!

Update April 23 2024…read more Stopped by Fish Face again this week... fun little store chock full of tourist goodies, apparel, etc. The folks that run the place are super nice and helpful. Stop in, you'll likely find something you "must" have!

Nice little boutique! This store is located in a beautiful passage called Palm Passage. They have…read morelocal art and clothing from the nearby islands. I found a nice dress for my wife (HIHO brand from Tortola). Great customer service. They do ship to US mainland. I would recommend that you visit this boutique if you are in the USVI.

Tulip Fleming, the resident artist and owner, is a truly delightful and talented woman. We loved…read moreher little shop. The best part is her lovely art work with gourds, calabash and coconuts. Some are natural with burned designs, some painted. We were fortunate to purchase a beautiful calabash burned and dyed with a gorgeous bird design. My husband and I were in Charlotte Amalie during the non cruise ship time, so it was quiet enough that we had the pleasure of chatting with this lovely woman. She is a warm, joyful and genuine person. Don't miss her little shop in the Royal Dane Mall! (Then pop into Gladys Café for lunch, right nearby)

Celebrating women's day with a special mention to Niccis Boutique & Home! This store offers…read moreadorable clothing for women and children in a variety of sizes and colors, including tshirts, shorts, and dresses at affordable prices. Conveniently located next to my go-to restaurant, Barefoot Buddha, with parking available in the back. Oh and I mentioned they are helpful in finding just the right outfit in the right colofor you.

The service was excellent. From the moment we walked in until we left with our purchases we only…read moresaw smiles and friendly people. It was a delightful experience. We signed up for the loyalty program and got five dollars off our purchase, which was already reasonable. They have so much to choose from, but we just bought the microfiber towels. Now that we're on the loyalty program, we can order online. The shorts, shirts, and the rest of the merchandise was very tempting.

We were hosted by Ocean Surfari for a snorkel and sunset cruise during a company retreat event…read more Dallas was a great captain and Sydney was a fantastic host, my entire party had a fabulous time. The cruise was conducted professionally, and we all had a fantastic time. We highly recommend Ocean Surfari, and recommend you specifically ask for Dallas and Sydney! We definitely would return again.

This place rocks. I went to this location, and the location in St. Maarten…read more First off, the staff was very friendly, and helpful, and answered my questions regarding their items. The store was very nice too. I tried on some of the shirts, and got a couple t-shirts to take home. The material is very soft. Significantly softer than cotton, almost like satin. It does wick moisture better than cotton too. This was a significant plus since it was still summer, and I do a lot of outdoor activities. I also just like the way the shirts fit too. I before next summer I would like to buy their bedsheet set. Or at least a pair of pillowcases. The items cost a little more than their cotton counterparts, which is to be expected of course. But I am okay with paying more for a better product. The novelty of wearing a shirt made of bamboo is cool in and of itself, but the fact that its more comfortable, cooler, and wicks moisture better, makes it a very practical, useable product. I plan to buy some more shirts, and make it a staple of my casual clothing, as it's better than cotton in every way. The only fault I could say is that the clothing selection is a bit slim. However, overall, its great, as they have many other things besides clothing. Definitely check this place out. The fact that they are opening locations in regular mainland US cities goes to show that their offerings are not touristy souvenirs, but are very practical products.

In life, there are many different types of luxuries. You can get fancy cars, expensive shoes, fine…read moredining; the list goes on. For everything that is lesser quality, there are higher quality versions of said items. It's just a fact of life. The question then comes into play, "Is it worth the extra cost?" To me, the extra cost on said luxuries helps mitigate stresses that exist in life. Even if it is minimal or seemingly negligible, it adds up over time. Cariloha is a luxury brand. There's no two ways about it. In my eyes, it's worth every dime. Cariloha sells bamboo-fiber bedsheets, shirts, workout wear, and men's underwear. I can attest that after using their items for over a year. I use fabric softener on all my laundry, and the bamboo items are naturally softer than cotton. In addition, they are cooler (temperature). Cariloha claims it is 3-5 degrees cooler, I argue it might be more. Their shops on all the islands I've visited are tiny. Very tiny. Considering they probably get 1000-2000 people through their shops daily (from cruise ship guests); they are extremely well organized. Everything is folded and neat. When I was there, they were running sales on various items; pretty much the only discounts you will be able to find. Maybe next visit I'll pick up some of the bath towels. Bottom Line: [shouting] Cari-looooooooo-ha!

So after two years of living on St. Thomas and with our impending move, I realized I never sent…read moreanyone a post card. So off I dragged the hubby to find one. St. Thomas is filled with price gouging even after the hurricanes, how can people charge $3 for a bad photo of St. Thomas? I like Island in the Sun Boutique because their prices have actually decreased quite a bit. $0.50 for postcards and everything in the store was on sale. We found out that prices are not at all set. My hubby really liked this elephant décor piece and got it for a lower price than what is was going for. So don't hesitate to ask the owner for break. This store obviously survives off of the cruise ships docking at Havensight, which are slowly coming back so I think any sale to them is a deal at this point. The people that work here are really friendly are aren't pushy about buying things. The AC is off so there are some funky smells floating around from sweaty tourists, and I think that when they get it back on line again people will stick around longer and buy more things. This shop sells everything you could want or need as a souvenir from St. Thomas, one visit here and you have pretty much seen of what all the other shops are selling. Happy shopping! #St.Thomas #USVI

Great Tourist Souveniers for anyone going to St Thomas, Very clean and lots of great choices! I…read morebought Liquor and some typical vacation type t-shirts and darling dresses for my granddaughters. They were very helpful with Sizes and colors. Lots of cute mugs and magnets. Every thing you need to make your vacation memories stay alive. Look them up if you get to the Islands...