Harbour Street Craft Market

Montego Bay


The largest selection of typical Jamaican souvenirs in MoBay – coconut-palm baskets, woven hats, Rasta-themed wood carvings and Haitian art rip-offs – is found at this market, which extends for three blocks between Barnett and Market Sts. Clothing in Rasta colors is mass-produced in China.


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