We went on Saturday and it was dead, but then we went back on Saturday and there was a bit more people.

Wonderful place to visit if you want jewellery and or souvenirs. A part of this town is ghostly (hotel and casino) due to hurricane Matthew. But there's music playing and open faced bars. We rode bicycles into town. Saw some amazing fish in the harbour...More

We came into the marketplace to get souvenirs for people at home. It was easy to navigate and nice and open. There were great shops and bars all over the place.

Usual stuff here... local collectables... alot of jewelry shops. In the process of fixing up after the hurricanes. There are many people working here so it should be ready soon. Most stores open at 11ish... so dont cone too early.

Not much to see, but water activities to do, most restaurants are not open at the time of visiting, I their fun time starts from 5-12 midnight

Do not miss the fresh conch salad, made in front of you while you wait. Great shopping for souvenirs.

If you are visiting Grand Bahama island you will likely stop at Grand Lucaya Marketplace. It is centrally located and has a good variety of restaurants (Bahamian, Mexican, Greek, Irish, American, Italian, etc.). The prices at these restaurants is comparable to other places on the...More

A must stop when on Grand Bahama Island known for their Coconut Daiquiri island style served in a coconut for just $7.00. Very quaint shopping mall great for purchasing a gift or souvenir. Its local cuisine and tasty restaurants make the trip worthwhile.

Looks like it could be a lot of fun but most places closed in low season. Food is generally expensive for the quality and service - its a tourist trap

Definitely take time to spend the afternoon checking out Lucaya Plaza. Several shops and local booths along with restaurants and other entertainment. My husband and I spent time here in the off season so it was a little quieter, but they were painting, fixing, and...More