Our Elite Duval Street Shopping Guide
At Dwell, our vacation rentals are conveniently located next to several famous spots that make Key West such a memorable place to visit. We’re a top option for visitors looking to stay in a hotel near Duval Street!
If you’re unfamiliar with the area, you may be curious about Duval Street—perhaps you’ve read its name before, or this is the first time you’ve heard about this famous street! There’s plenty to do, from dining at top restaurants to getting in some retail therapy. If you’re feeling ready to shop ’til you drop, you’re in the right place.
Duval Street is the perfect place to go shopping during your stay in Key West! Let’s explore our elite Duval Street shopping guide so you know exactly which stores you need to visit during your shopping spree.
What kind of stores are there on Duval Street?
There’s a wide range of stores here! From local businesses to art galleries, jewelers, and high-end fashion, there’s a little bit of something for everybody.
Are there any locally made products I should look for?
Yes! There are plenty of things Key West is known for. Look for Key lime treats, hand-rolled cigars, conch shell jewelry, and local artwork from Key West artists.
Is there a mall or shopping center on Duval Street?
No traditional malls, but there are shopping plazas and clusters of stores, such as Mallory Square shops and The Key West Historic Seaport.
Can I find any unique specialty shops on Duval Street?
Absolutely! Look for stores like Key West Aloe (known for skincare made with local aloe vera), and Besame Mucho, a one-of-a-kind boutique with eclectic gifts.
Is Duval Street walkable?
Yes! Duval Street is walkable, but you can also rent a bike, golf cart, or hop on the Duval Loop bus for free transportation around Old Town Key West.
Is Duval Street shopping expensive?
It depends! You can find budget-friendly souvenirs and t-shirts, but luxury boutiques and jewelry stores also cater to high-end shoppers. Splurge if you want to, or make a few sensible purchases! There's something to fit every budget.
Our Favorite Duval Street Shops:
There are so many places to shop on Duval Street that it can be hard to narrow them down! If you have a specific item you’re looking for, our list below is divided by category so you can easily find what you need. If you’re simply in the mood for some window shopping, then you can combine a little bit of everything!
Gift Shops and Home Décor
Want to take home the perfect gift for friends and family, or perhaps a souvenir for yourself to remember your time in Key West? These Duval Street shops are perfect for those occasions. Here are some of our favorite gift shop/home décor stores:
Key West Hammock Company
Offers handcrafted hammocks and island-style decor.
The Key West Sponge Market
Specializes in natural sponges and nautical gifts.
Margaritaville Store
Sells Jimmy Buffett-themed merchandise and island apparel. Plus grab some delicious food while you're here!
Art Galleries
It wouldn’t be a trip to Duval Street if you didn’t check out the gorgeous local art galleries! Whether you’re into photography or oil paintings, you’ll love seeing pieces from these talented local artists.
Coco and Salem
Established in 1981, the gallery showcases original paintings by both nationally and internationally recognized artists, with a strong emphasis on local talent.
Wyland Gallery Key West
The gallery showcases the marine life art of Wyland, with his impressive paintings and sculptures. In addition to Wyland's work, the gallery features pieces by other leading contemporary artists, such as Jim Warren, James Coleman, and John Pitre. This gallery is a must-see destination for art enthusiasts!
Ocean Blue Galleries
Ocean Blue Galleries presents breathtaking art from around the world, representing many top-selling and collectible artists from the country and overseas. With over 50 years of combined experience in the art world, the gallery has built a reputation for featuring a diverse array of artists, including Dr. Seuss, Tom Everhart, and Nano Lopez.
Art On Duval Key West, A Procaccini Gallery
A contemporary gallery featuring the works of American artist John Procaccini. This gallery showcases a variety of art forms, from paintings and sculptures to mixed media pieces.
Guild Hall Gallery
Guild Hall is an eclectic artists' cooperative here on Duval Street. Established in 1976, it stands as the island's oldest co-op gallery, showcasing the diverse talents of over 20 local artists.
National Brands
Of course, sometimes you’re looking for something familiar. These national brands also have storefronts on Duval Street:
Banana Republic
Classic apparel for men and women.
Coach Outlet
Luxury handbags and accessories.
Ron Jon Surf Shop
Surf-inspired apparel and gear.
Specialty Shops
Looking for something uniquely Key West? These specialty shops have outstanding, unique products. Buy them for a loved one as a gift or keep them all to yourself!
Besame Mucho
A boutique offering a curated selection of international delights, including beauty products, chocolates, and jewelry.
Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe
Famous for Key lime pies and related products.
Key West Aloe
Offers a range of aloe-based skincare products.
Find A Hotel Near Duval Street: Book with Dwell Key West!
Dwell Key West has the perfect boutique rental accommodations right off Duval Street. You don’t have to travel far to find exactly what you need!
Whether you want to check out the newly acquired Inn on Fleming and stay in a room such as The Hemingway Suite, or you want to narrow your search by amenity so you can find exactly what you’re looking for, we’re confident you’ll find the perfect fit in our extensive rental catalog. Many of our rentals have a shared pool to relax in, and several come equipped with a full kitchen so you can whip up a few meals during your trip!
No matter which off our rentals you choose, you can’t go wrong when you stay with us. Browse our available boutique rentals near Duval Street now and book your trip to Key West directly with Dwell Key West!
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