A collective bringing together creatives from all over Baja California Sur; you will find unique souvenirs, reminding you of adventure in the town originated by salt.
A unique workshop with pieces such as knives, folding knives, and razors made by hand with forged spring steel, mule deer handles in a hand-sewn cow leather sheath. We recommend signing up for their workshop where you can assemble your own knife or give life to unique pieces of jewelry.
+52 (615) 159 29 98, (615) 159 73 42
A must-visit shop! Here, you’ll find Mexican treasures like embroidered blouses, sandals, silver jewelry, and the region’s famous date bread. It has been a go-to spot for travelers—not just for crafts but also for helpful tourist guidance, including local attractions and practical needs.
+52 (615) 154 03 82, (615) 111 30 15
A well-stocked market, run by a local cooperative, offering a surprising variety of products. For nine years, it has been the largest store in town, catering to both locals and visitors with groceries, fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, personal care items, sunscreen, and even beer and liquor. It’s a one-stop shop for all your needs while in this Pacific coast town.
+52 (615) 156 00 04
For 40 years, retired professor Abraham Verdugo has crafted stunning pieces from nature—sailboats from maguey stalks, paintings with crushed shell sand, and volcanic rock from Santa Rosalía. If you’ve visited MUSAM in Guerrero Negro, you may recognize his regionally renowned work. Let the beauty of whales, mermaids, turtles, and seahorses inspire you.
+52 (615) 113 54 28
The go-to spot for authentic Mexican crafts. Specializing in Oaxacan art, hand-embroidered blouses, Puebla talavera, and more, it showcases the beauty of Mexico in every corner. With 25 years of offering unique, handmade treasures, it’s a must-visit for travelers looking to bring a piece of Baja California Sur home.
