How can you not enjoy shopping at Barbados if it’s Tax free? 

 Shopping to your heart’s content is a breeze in this part of the world. And another duty free shopaholic treat is the prices. Items here is 30% to 50% less cheaper compared to Europe and North America, really for every one’s shopping galore.  To top it off excellent services are provided by friendly and efficient store staff in an air conditioned and comfortable stores. For your added convenience deliveries of your purchased goods can reach the airport or the seaport, you can also purchase orders via duty free internet at Correia’s jewelry store.

 At Bridgetown you can find the Barbados’ shopping haven, there lays large duty free shops and department stores for your shopping galore. On the outskirts of Bridgetown, at Pelican village is where you can discover and enjoy local handicrafts produced by indigenous settlers such as straw bags, paintings, batik decors, wall hangings, including rum cakes.

 Down in the suburbs, you can still find shopping stores to soothe your needs, Speightstown in St. Peter and Holetown in St. James that has some specialties of their own including gift items and crafts. Chattel Village, a shopping area where stores are in style of traditional edifice thereby creating an ambience of a period back-to-old-days shopping is becoming increasingly popular in Barbados. Souvenir items are among the most popular buys in here.

 You can find these chattel villages at Holetown, St.James and St.Lawrence Gap, Christ Church.