The best fashion and gift stores Belize

Kaj is a charming Belizean who, a few years ago, began making handmade jewelry using noble, local materials. She made a name for herself with her collection of earrings and pendants made from fins of the famous lionfish, the Caribbean's invader, whose elimination helps protect the reefs. Today, Kaj presents her jewelry in the 4 stores she has opened in Belize City, Placencia, Caye Caulker and San Pedro. All her creations are original and make excellent gift ideas.

Kaj is a charming Belizean who has taken up the craft of handmade jewelry with noble, local materials in San Ignacio. She made a name for herself with her collection of earrings and pendants made from fins of the famous lionfish, the Caribbean's invader, whose elimination helps protect the reefs. Today, Kaj presents her jewelry in the 4 other stores she has opened in Belize City, Placencia, Caye Caulker and San Pedro. All her creations are original and make excellent gift ideas.

Kaj is a charming Belizean who, a few years ago, began making handmade jewelry using noble, local materials. She made a name for herself with her collection of earrings and pendants made from fins of the famous lionfish, the Caribbean's invader, whose elimination helps protect the reefs. Today, Kaj presents her jewelry in the 4 stores she has opened in Belize City, Placencia, Caye Caulker and San Pedro. All her creations are original and make excellent gift ideas.

Kaj is a charming Belizean who has taken up the craft of handmade jewelry with noble, local materials in San Ignacio. She made a name for herself with her collection of earrings and pendants made from fins of the famous lionfish, the Caribbean's invader, whose elimination helps protect the reefs. Today, Kaj presents her jewelry in the 4 other stores she has opened in Belize City, Cayo, Caye Caulker and San Pedro. All her creations are original and make excellent gift ideas.

A souvenir store from the Toucan Gift Store chain, where you'll find all the little gifts you need to bring back from Belize. If you forget someone, you'll find another Toucan Gift Store at the international airport. Very reasonable prices and outstanding quality. Most of the clothes come from Latin American countries. The staff are very friendly and the store is open almost all the time. Beware, not everything is made in Belize here!

Austin Rodriguez works with his daughters to build percussion instruments sold throughout the country. A renowned craftsman, he can easily be found in his open-air workshop, working on his instruments made from mayflower wood, cedar and mahogany. Austin is renowned for his innovative drum-making methods. His technique uses a chainsaw to make several drums from a single log; this means he uses the majority of the hardwoods he harvests from Belize's forest sustainably.

Welcome to the airport shop of this small chain of six stores that are also located in San Pedro. Sale of souvenirs, tee-shirts, caps etc.

In San Pedro, most souvenir stores belong to this small local group. There is a bit of everything: books on Belize, nice caps, Maya blankets, T-shirts, everything you want to report in your luggage to make small gifts… And if you have forgotten someone before leaving, you will find most of these products in the airport store!

Beautiful proposals for necklaces, bracelets and rings in this shop in the centre of the village. Jewels are made from stones from all over the world and assembled by local artisans. Beautiful initiative. If the store is not open, you can contact the owner by phone who lives next door and will be happy to show you these different pieces. 

Very convenient for food and cosmetic races.

There is a bit of everything: books on Belize, nice pockets, Maya blankets, T-shirts. How to fill your souvenir baggage. 

Several samples of local crafts that you can bring in souvenirs or gifts for your loved ones: masks, necklaces and other typical objects. Negotiate prices.

More like a mini-mart with a bazaar than a real shopping center, the Linda Vista is perfect for travelers in search of food or essentials, as there aren't many stores in the region. From children's toys to camping and hunting gear, the range is eclectic, but the salespeople are very knowledgeable about their stock. If you ask them for the moon, they'll do everything in their power to get it for you with a big smile.

The city's supermarket, where you'll find groceries, stationery and a pharmacy. Nothing exceptional in itself, but it's worth mentioning, as well-stocked supermarkets aren't very common in the capital!

The Albert Street shopping mall is home to some thirty small stores selling everything from telephones and shoes to clothing, household appliances and beauty products. If you've forgotten to pack a pair of shorts or a tank top, this is the place to go, just as Belizeans do every day. We're in the center of town, but beware of pickpockets who are sometimes on the lookout for tourists with their heads up their sleeves. The clothes aren't great quality, but they'll do for the vacations!

Exhibiting both international and local artists in a variety of disciplines (sculpture, painting, drawing, architecture, photography...), this gallery is the city's only true contemporary art offering. Bold choices and regularly changing exhibitions have been presented here since 1995. An honorable and interesting initiative, well worth a visit. Artist presentation sessions, often in their presence, are organized regularly and documented by short, highly educational videos.

Basic food and cosmetic products. 

Here's a big bazaar where you'll find a little bit of everything, but particularly brand-name clothing - often exclusive, by the way - and many pairs of shoes, whether for sport, for walking or simply for the city. Perfect if there's something missing from your adventurer's kit before venturing out into the jungle. You'll also find sportswear and an extensive toy department. The company also has a sales outlet in Belmopan and a more recent one in Belize City. It's also a good place to top up your mobile phone's SIM card.

Lindsey Hacksto, an Englishwoman who has lived in Belize for almost 30 years, opened this gallery in the hope of raising the profile of Belizean art. Today, the gallery is one of the most renowned in the country. Alejandra, a young artist who was born in Belize and grew up in San Pedro, now runs the store and welcomes customers in good spirits to this gallery, which art and hand-crafted jewelry lovers will definitely want to visit on their visit to Isla Bonita.

Now with two stores, one on Pescador Drive and the new one opposite the town hall on Barrier Reef Drive, Belizean Breezes Soap Company offers a wide range of handmade soaps and natural beauty products that will make an ideal souvenir of Belize to take home in your luggage. The range of body creams, facial creams and, of course, soaps is unique, and the saleswomen are always on hand to present them. Lovers of exotic fragrances will be in heaven in these charming little boutiques.