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Practical information : Treat yourself (& others) Channel Islands
Timetable
Most stores are open from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. every day except Sunday. In summer, some stores stay open much later. The main shopping streets are King Street and Queen Street in Saint-Hélier; High Street and Market Street in Saint-Peter-Port.
Budget & Tips
Although the islands are not a free trade zone, there is no VAT, and each island has its own legislation. As a result, luxury goods are often offered at attractive prices. You'll find a considerable selection of alcoholic beverages, which the commercially-minded islanders even offer "à la tirette", for a better price! But beware: cigarettes, perfumes and cosmetics are not always cheaper than in France. Some tourists, both English and French, don't hesitate to make a quick return trip during the day to take advantage of the duty-free stores on the boat, especially at Christmas time.
Sales
They are held twice a year. In winter, the sales officially start on Boxing Day, the Boxing Day holiday on December 26. They end at the end of January. Summer sales generally begin at the end of June. During these periods, the stores are very busy, with discounts ranging from 50% to 70%. Travelers come especially for these exceptional sales. Major promotions take place throughout the year.
What's very local
Like most locals, in January or July and August, take advantage of the sales (from 50% to 70% off all products) to rush into every store on the archipelago! Whether it's jewelry, clothing, home decor or gourmet food, there's plenty to bargain for on the islands and, like the locals, plenty to stock your cupboards with!
Tourist traps
As in all major tourist destinations, stores selling tourist items, such as fridge magnets, are legion in ports and airports.