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Boho Bazaar – Porthmadog’s Eclectic Gift & Lifestyle Shop
A colourful, fair-trade gift shop on Porthmadog’s High Street, filled with bohemian clothing, handmade jewellery, essential oils and global-inspired décor.
Tucked into Porthmadog’s High Street, Boho Bazaar is a vibrant, independent gift shop brimming with fair-trade clothing, handmade jewellery, essential oils, soaps, and global-inspired décor. Step inside to discover a kaleidoscope of colours, textures, and scents, from Moroccan lanterns and Indian textiles to locally crafted accessories and wellness products. It’s a favourite stop for those seeking unique souvenirs, bohemian homewares, or a touch of wanderlust without leaving North Wales.
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A brief summary to Boho Bazaar
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
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117 High St, Porthmadog, LL49 9HA, GB
Duration: 0.5 to 1.5 hours
Mid ranged
Indoor
Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
Monday
10:30 am-4 pm
Tuesday
10:30 am-4 pm
Wednesday
10:30 am-4 pm
Thursday
10:30 am-4 pm
Friday
10:30 am-4 pm
Saturday
10:30 am-4 pm
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Getting There
On foot from Porthmadog town centre
From Porthmadog’s main railway stations or the harbour area, walk along the High Street for about 5–10 minutes; Boho Bazaar is clearly visible at 117 High Street, in a row of traditional shopfronts near the town’s central shops and cafes.
By car from nearby towns
From Caernarfon or Blaenau Ffestiniog, follow the A487 into Porthmadog and park in the town centre car parks; from there, it’s a 5–10 minute walk along the High Street to reach the shop.
By bus from surrounding villages
Local bus services from Beddgelert, Harlech, and surrounding villages stop in Porthmadog town centre; from the main bus stops, it’s a short, flat walk along the High Street to Boho Bazaar.
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Visit mid-morning or early afternoon to avoid the busiest times, especially on weekends when the town is full of railway and Portmeirion visitors.
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Bring cash as a backup; while card payments are usually accepted, smaller independent shops like this can occasionally have technical issues with card machines.
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Ask staff about the origins of fair-trade items – many pieces have interesting stories about the artisans and communities behind them.
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Combine your visit with a walk along the High Street and a stop at nearby Siop Fawr Portmeirion for a broader taste of Porthmadog’s independent shopping scene.
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A Bohemian Treasure on the High Street
Tucked into the heart of Porthmadog’s bustling High Street, Boho Bazaar stands out as a colourful, independent gift shop with a distinctly global spirit. More than just a store, it’s a sensory experience: walls lined with handcrafted jewellery, racks of fair-trade clothing in rich fabrics and patterns, and shelves stacked with essential oils, specialist soaps, and incense that fill the air with warm, earthy aromas. The shop’s eclectic mix reflects a love for travel and craftsmanship, bringing together pieces inspired by India, Morocco, Thailand, and beyond, alongside locally made accessories and homewares.What You’ll Find Inside
The inventory at Boho Bazaar leans heavily toward the bohemian and handmade. Visitors can browse flowing dresses, tunics, and scarves in vibrant prints, along with silver jewellery, beaded bags, and statement accessories. Homewares include woven textiles, dreamcatchers, lanterns, and decorative objects that add a relaxed, worldly feel to any space. Wellness lovers will appreciate the selection of essential oils, refresher oils, and natural soaps, while those looking for a small gift will find plenty of affordable trinkets, cards, and curios. The stock changes regularly, so there’s often something new to discover on each visit.Shopping with a Conscience
A strong emphasis on fair trade and ethical sourcing runs through Boho Bazaar’s offerings. Many of the clothing and accessories are explicitly fair-trade, supporting artisans and small producers overseas. This ethical focus extends to the shop’s overall ethos, making it a thoughtful choice for travellers who want their purchases to have a positive impact. The staff are typically friendly and happy to share stories about where items come from, adding a personal touch to the shopping experience.Practical Details for Visitors
Boho Bazaar is open daily from 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM, making it easy to fit into a day exploring Porthmadog’s harbour, railway attractions, and nearby Portmeirion. The shop is compact and laid out over a single level, with narrow aisles and a relaxed, cluttered charm that invites browsing. It’s located at 117 High Street, just a short walk from the main railway stations and the town centre, in a town known for its independent shops and maritime history. While the shop itself is small, it’s part of a wider network of characterful stores that make Porthmadog a rewarding destination for those who enjoy browsing unique, locally owned businesses.A brief summary to Boho Bazaar
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