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Discover Shopping on South Caicos

Interior of a luxury boutique at a Turks and Caicos resort.
Macori, Salterra Resort's onsite boutique. The shop sells swimwear, jewelry, reef-safe sunscreens, and a variety of other items.

South Caicos is a relatively new luxury tourism destination, and as such, there isn't much in the way of tourist souvenir shopping on the island beyond what's found at the larger South Caicos resorts. While it's no problem finding groceries, the selection beyond that is rather limited.

Both of the luxury resorts have a boutique or gift shop onsite where you can purchase imported souvenirs like jewelry and clothing. The local convenience and grocery stores are mostly located in the Cockburn Harbour area.

If you’re planning on spending more than a day here, you may want to buy any specialized products on Providenciales.

Souvenirs and Gifts

There are a few gift sellers and shops around Cockburn Harbour, along with gift shops at the main resorts. The newest shop on South Caicos is Macori at Salterra Resort & Spa. This luxury boutique stocks imported apparel and swimwear, jewelry, books, sunglasses, beach necessities, and high-end souvenirs.

A small gift shop at the Sailrock development carries beach basics, souvenirs, and a selection of wines and food items.

Groceries

There are two small supermarkets selling groceries in Cockburn Harbour: Seaview Supermarket & Rentals and Johnny's Grocery. If you're visiting South Caicos on a longer trip, they can special-order products from Providenciales for you.

Left: Wilson's Variety of Cockburn Harbour, South Caicos.   Right:  Freshly caught lobster at the Caicos Seafood processing plant.

Seafood

Caicos Seafood is located in Cockburn Harbour and is a small factory that processes the fish, queen conch, and lobster brought in by local fishermen. All products processed at Caicos Seafood are gathered by low-impact methods: fish are caught by hand with a hook and line, lobster with small traps or by hand, and conch with a snorkel mask. Nets, long-line fishing, and the use of scuba gear for collecting conch and lobster are illegal in the Turks and Caicos.

Shops on South Caicos