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BEQUIA ISLAND
Across the street at what is known as
the "Rasta
Market" you
may have a "cultural experience" shopping for the
interesting variety of fresh island fruits and vegetables.
At the adjacent fish market fishermen blow the conch shell
to let shoppers know the catch of the day has arrived.
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National Commercial Bank |

The Book Shop
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WALLACE & CO |

NEW IN BEQUIA !!!! SHOPPING ONLINE
Wholesale in Bequia for St.Vincent & the Grenadines,
Barbados, Grenada & St.Lucia.
Avaiable online service.
(ex Euro shopper place).
Italian food & beverages,
electric
items, rib boat,
wind generator and more....
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When thinking of shopping and services don't be
misled by Bequia being a small island in a distant ocean. Sure, there
are no mega marts nor fast food chains and chickens and sheep sometimes
do wander down main street, but there is everything needed for your
convenience and comfort of a holiday on land or sea.
The harbour town of Port Elizabeth is the centre
of the island's commerce for your shopping; at its heart the main jetty
which, with the frequent sailings and arrivals of passenger ferries and
cargo boats, is the closest you'll find to hustle and bustle.
BEQUIA ISLAND

Whatever your tastes, Port Elizabeth is
your one-stop harbour for all you will need to provision your yacht or
stock your kitchen for a self-catering holiday. Supermarkets The
Bakery in O'Car, Knights Trading (on Back
Street, with a hardware and lumber department upstairs) and
Knights Supermarket (on Front Street) offer baked, canned and
dried goods, a selection of frozen foods and a variety of cold drinks,
wines and liquors. Ice is readily available - ask at the
Shoreline Minimart next to The Porthole restaurant.
BEQUIA ISLAND: SHOPPING |