Souvenir "Must have" question

[MaryPoppinz]

I'm not a big souvenir buyer unless it's something that I can use and/or display in my home. But, I second (third?) the motion for Wassi Art in Ocho Rios. No pressure at all, and the process and pieces are interesting.

 

Check it out:

http://www.wassiart.com/

[chasetf]

My wifer has a charm bracelet that has a representative charm for every cruise we have been on. We really enjoy looking for that special one to add during each cruise....:)

 

Me... I get a baseball style hat. Used to get on for every port.... now I just get one or two per cruise.... I usually get a few of the t-shirts too.

[Coolmama_1]

I collect nativity sets and have one from just about every island we have visited. Last year I bought one made from banana leaves in Isla Margarita

[jwitt2]

I used to buy charms but now have been getting them free from Diamond International with a card from the ship. They may give you a free bracelet also, depends on how busy they are and the demand.

 

I bought a ring in Jamaica that had a pedistal and a shell that spins around. They had other things like dice and casino wheels which were a bit more tacky, but I have received many comments on how unusual it is.

 

There is a liquor store in Grand Cayman that sells their own brand. They have a statue of a pirate named Dick outside. There are some funny souvenirs and you can have your picture taken with the pirate. I will not go into anymore details here but if you use your imagination you might figure it out.

[Drumbum1977]

Ocho Rios is a dirty hole. Avoid it, stay on the boat.