Hopped the #20 bus for some sight seeing in St. John's. Had a nice stroll along he boardwalk and grabbed a refreshing Mocha Frappuccino at Java2go.

This is the place where the slaves were sold, not a happy thought, however the old buildings are interesting and the whole area is now very busy with all the cruiseship passengers coming ashore, the locals continually offering round island trips, beach trips or tours around St Johns gets a little annoying but it is their lively hood I suppose.... More

Lots of good shops and bars big brand names mixed with local items there are lots of taxi drivers ready to take you on tours or to great beaches

more open, quieter and in reality less to see too but more pleasant environment to walk around or grab a coffee etc

Too tatty and poor quality to bother with. Three cruise ships in so traffic very busy, always being accosted for trips.

Close to heritage quay this slightly more charming shopping area is also a tourst mecca but it has old world charm and some nice shops selling more island based goods including handicrafts and art, a nice place for an iced coffee and free wifi in the square.

Stunning, colourful buildings, and quirky little shops... Try the Iced Coffee in Jago on the corner!

The area was nothing stunning although there were a few reasonable shops. As it was out of season it was very quiet, and some shops were closed. We went to the cruise ship area and there are quite nice views from there. It may be we hit it at the wrong time. Peak season is November to April

Has some nice shops but wasnt as big as I thought it would be. But you can get fee wifi here in one of the bars