Roatán

West End is famous for its large number of shops, mostly small ones that specialize in souvenirs and gifts. If you are looking for handicrafts and jewellery made by Honduran artists, this is definitely the place to visit. Additionally, West End is home to Roatan's nightlife, restaurants, dive shops and even water taxis that connect West End to West Bay.

Waves of Art is an eye-catching, colourful gallery located in West End Village. It is a popular destination for tourists, and cruise ship passengers that are looking for local artists showcasing their unique, handmade goods at an affordable price. Waves of Art offers a comfortable, air-conditioned shopping environment and a different experience from the conventional gift shops.

Mega Plaza is the largest shopping centre on the island. The mall offers a wide variety of shops catering to every need, from clothing stores and ladies' shops with accessories and purses to jewellery stores and barbershops. Mega Plaza is also home to four local banks, making it easy for travellers who need banking services. For those in need of appliances like computers, TVs, or furniture, there's Lady Lee, a large department store that offers a vast selection of goods. Additionally, both Roatan cell phone companies, Claro and Tigo, have stores in the building where they sell SIM cards and offer various services.

Macaw Container Market is a relatively new shopping destination in Roatan that offers a variety of options for travellers. Whether you're looking for handmade products, crafts, convenience stores, bars, or restaurants, Macaw Market has it all. Visitors can also find a brewery, chocolate factory, coffee shop and liquor store here. One thing that sets Macaw Market apart from other shopping destinations is the focus on locally-made goods by Hondurans, allowing tourists to support the local economy.