
Shopping
Markets, craft shops, and the practical stops every trip needs and nobody plans for: groceries, ice, and the pharmacy. Silver, pottery, and vanilla are the classics worth carrying home.
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Tequila Factory
Centro
Fernando's tasting room: an afternoon of tequila education that ends with new friends and chocolate tequila.
The souvenir gauntlet done right: a riot of ceramics, silver and color, where haggling is the sport.
Rocky Imports
Centro
A little bit of absolutely everything: the store you check when nowhere else has it.
A half-mile of artisan stalls with malecón goods at better prices, and none of the hard sell.
Malecón Puerto Peñasco
Puerto Peñasco
The waterfront strip itself: seafood, souvenirs, live music, plus the best free sunset in Sonora.
Galería Mercedes Rústicos
El Puerto
Room after room of hand-painted pottery, blown glass, silver and tile a few blocks uphill from the Malecón, every piece chosen by the owner herself.
Temo's Talavera
Obrera
The talavera destination: rooms of glazed Mexican ceramics, wrapped properly for the drive home.
Algo Bello - Ropa, Cosméticos y Accesorios, Puerto Peñasco
Nueva Esperanza
Lino’s Curios
Obrera
A cute crafts shop with pottery, Mexican pieces you have not seen elsewhere, and coconut ice cream.
Su Casa
Obrera
The quality end of the decor hunt: curated Mexican art and furnishings, no trinkets, no pressure.
José's hand-welded metal art, made to order: a seven-foot fish with every scale welded on, if that is what you want.
Novedades Cari
Obrera
A perfect-five Rodeo Drive gallery where Cindy's own art anchors a store people decorate whole condos from.
The town's souvenir strip: pottery, yard art, blankets and wall hangings, shop after shop, with pharmacies and parking.
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