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 Prettily painted shops in St
John's by mazzap
We found the shop assistants all very friendly in St John's & all were very helpful too. They would happily chat to you & made you feel quite welcome in their family run shops.
We bought local craft souvenirs, nothing expensive really. Leave a Comment Theme: Local Craft
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 by mazzap
I think possibly the taxi drivers do some kind of a deal with these people as ours seemed quite keen for us to take a look! It was worth it for the laugh though!
T shirts, local craft type souvenirs etc.
Inexpensive - but haggle of course, they expect you to! Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: On the central road down towards the sea!
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St Johns duty free area isn't huge, but consists of the usual duty free jewellary sellers such as Columbian Emeralds, Diamonds Intl etc. There are also some smaller more local jewellers.
Other shops of interest was of course is the liquer shop to stock up on the rum to take home. An art shop, and various other handicraft and clothing outlets.
Unless you intend to do some serious shopping, a morning OR an afternoon will suffice.
If you want to take a little look ar around St Johns, then perhaps get there about 10am, and get picked up about 3pm - enough time for some shopping, some sighseeing, and lunch. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Duty Free by 2byrd
Liquor and cigarettes. Two of my daughters bad vices. Cig's were $13 a carton and liquor was cheap too! Leave a Comment Theme: Food and Drink
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 by Sunandlotsafun
I bought two gorgeous ankle bracelets from her..
Sorry, can't remember Leave a Comment Theme: JewelryAddress: Along the beach at Dickenson Bay
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They'll discount the ticket price somewhat, but thereis always another $50 to be squeeze out of them! - I saw it happen with 2 different shop assistants while we were there, where the customer was indecisive about the purchase. Leave a Comment Theme: Jewelry
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 by CADspark
There is nothing much to shop for on Antigua.
In St Johns you will find the usual tourist souvenir shops and can also find duty free jewellery and drinks.
Make your way to Redcliffe Quay where the cruise ships dock and you will find plenty of jewellery / diamond shops to keep you busy.
Redcliffe Quay overlooks the harbour on one side, and is one of the oldest parts of St. John’s. The restored Georgian buildings are painted bright and vibrant colours. There is a yacht marina there now, but this was the main trading place for slaves, rum, sugar and coffee between Antigua, Europe and Africa.
Duty free shopping is much cheaper than Europe Leave a Comment Theme: Jewelry
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 Heritage Quay by Rachael71
Heritage Quay is quite expensive - try some of the shops or the market in the centre of town instead. Leave a Comment Theme: Gifts
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 Shopping presinct in St Johns by PeterVancouver
Take home passion-fruit soap, handmade jewellery, Antiguan rum and Susie's Hot Sauce. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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