most of the shops had the same stuff.... most of the people were very friendly and we loved watching them make things out of straw.. we found plenty of souveniers to bring back home
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most of the shops had the same stuff.... most of the people were very friendly and we loved watching them make things out of straw.. we found plenty of souveniers to bring back home
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If you've seen one straw market you've seen them all. I've been to my fair share: Guatemala, Costa Rica, DR, PR, etc... The Bahamas is the most expensive by far! Sure you've got the big shopping street where you may actually save money on big ticket items. But the straw market should be a city's one stop shop for inexpensive...
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This is not a guy thing! My wife had a great time - I waited for her at the end of each row of market stalls - ho hum! Nice place, though, if you're looking for island style souvenirs.
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Love the bartenders .... Best drinks and prices around!
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For a little quieter venue, Freeport, Grand Bahama Island is the place to go.
The West End has everything that you may need ie accommodations, boating and restaurants. The beaches are a gem. There are some isolated beaches where there is no one else but yourself. Watch out for the sand flies!
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seen things hand made i never thought could exist.Complete leaf picture frame(absolutely gorgeous)wood carved cup with picture and writing, Beutiful hand made fans with special enscribing,cheap- good quality t- shirts($5-10)necklaces, bracelets, and earings made of shells.Tons of other things i wish i coulda got..those ladies will harass you to get you to come in..your how that island survives..so make a...
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