The Boardwalk Village

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The Boardwalk Village

The shops at The Boardwalk Village offer local products from artists who make their own souvenirs, carvings, jewelry, and clothing using locally sourced materials such as wood, bamboo, and coconut husk. They are often seen carving or painting a new piece.

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addressNorman Manley Boulevard, Negril
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