Always have to stop and see what new stuff is there. Always fun. We have stickers on the back of…read moreour trailer. We get good ones here.

My favorite, my go-to when in Port Aransas! In fact, I'd make the trip just to come here and say hi…read moreto Sally Marco, the owner! So incredibly delightful!

This souvenir shop it THE BEST PLACE IN PORT A to get your souvenirs. genuinely 5 stars isn't…read moreenough they are so kind and helpful. my friend and I were in there shop for 2 hours dealing with a hotel cancellation last second and these wonderful ladies were so kind and tried to help us find a place to stay. The customer service is top tier and as well as the Selection and pricing. we will only be spending our money at the Islander!!

Same overpriced nonsense as any other gift shop in the area. Whoever owns this place should teach…read morethe brown-haired girl with glasses some customer service skills, because they are severely lacking. Won't be returning.

Pam the MGR. needs a lesson in how to treat others. New employees need a little extra help…read more Bree bend over backwards to help and ask question. I've shopped here for years, and have never seen a mgr treat others that way.

If you are in Port Aransas, Islander is a great souvenir shop! There is a wide variety of things,…read morefrom jewelry to stuffed animals! The prices vary, some things are cheap, some things are expensive, but the quality is very good. The people working there are very nice and won't hesitate to strike up a conversation.

Out of all the shops in Port Aransas this one was my favorite. I got a few cute ornaments from…read morehere for my friends and myself and also some cute anklets for my girlfriends. Their customer service was good too.

I've been coming to Bojons for years, spending $200-$300 every time my family visits. But after our…read moremost recent experience, we will never be back. In my 41 years, I have never experienced such obvious racism. From the moment we walked in, one of the employees followed my family around the store--without even trying to be discreet. Looking over her shoulder while trying to pretend she was folding a pair of jeans that was already folded. It was so obvious that we finally confronted the manager about it. Instead of denying it, the manager all but admitted that they thought we were stealing something. When we told them we'd respect it more if you just came right out and accused us the response was, "We're not supposed to approach you until you put something in your bag." In other words, they assumed we were thieves but didn't have the nerve to just say it outright. If Bojons wants to follow customers around based on their own prejudices, they should at least be honest about it. We would have respected it more if they had just come out and said, "We think you're stealing, so we're going to track your every move." Instead, they tried to act like this was just their "policy." Spending our hard-earned money at this store year after year clearly meant nothing. Bojons has lost our business for good, and I hope others take note of how they treat paying customers.

I absolutely love going here when I'm visiting the area. They may have the best selection of flip…read moreflops and beach wear. I usually go in September and find lots of great deals.

Really great selection of brand name clothing and accessories. Best place to get Salt Life gear but…read moreexpect to pay higher prices than your typical souvenir shop. Cute selection of stickers and found a few dainty rings for $3.99 too!

Love this place and love my new toe ring! Amazing service from Kiara despite the fact that I…read morewandered in after closing time (oops). Definitely will be returning anytime I'm back on the island!

Great experience per usual, very happy with my experience! Great selection of toe rings and the…read morefitting was perfect! I have been to many toe rings shops and this one seems to be priced very fair! Added two new today!

Love the new location, larger store, and increased selection! They have a place for spouses to sit…read moreand relax while the better half shops. Delightful staff!

Just got these cute shoes and bathing suit for my little girl. They have clothes for women, men,…read morekids and cute home accessories. This is the only place I shop at when we go to Port A. Super cute southern style boutique.

Tons of options here. Found some oldies and some Japanese candies which are my favorite. Big bonus…read morefor having Blue Bell ice cream available too! Store was clean and not too busy, parking was kinda a hot mess but that's ok. Service was fine, only one gentleman working so, took a few extra minutes as he was scooping ice cream when I wanted to check out. If you've got a sweet tooth, stop on in, I'm sure you'll find something to get your fix.

The location is nicely decorated and looked clean, service was OK for checkout. I was expecting…read moreto pay a premium due to location for families on vacation at the beach. The downside is the poor quality of candy and especially the chocolate. They charge an added premium for the chocolate candy even though it was cheap and tasted old/stale. Some of the regular candy, gummies and sours balls were old and hardened. Save your money and spend it elsewhere like Winton's or Bourbon Street in Corpus.

What a wonderful store. We could have spent hours there, but we had a kite to fly. I had contacted…read morethe store before our trip letting them know what we wanted. They told us they had everything we needed to make our kite dreams come true. And boy did they. The woman working was super friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. She set us up with everything we needed to have successful kite fun for our week in Port A. We will be back next time we visit the island for more kite accoutrements to add to the kite we purchased this trip. Thank you all!

After tossing our last expensive beach umbrella we finally decided it was time for a Shibumi! Fly…read moreIt Port A was our "go to". They had every shade under the sun! Jeremy showed us the Shibumi and another shade that was equally as good and explained their differences. We decided on the Shibumi and Jeremy explained the warranty (amazing) and even explained how to set it up. Great shop, great service and tons of kites/shades/wind socks!

Seems like every community these days has a non profit " Art Center". I'm a strong advocate for all…read moreart all the time. On the surface it appears the director of the Port Aransas Art Center is currating the pieces for sale nicely. I didn't see any thing I thought was less than worthy to hang there. They have plenty to choose from if you're in the market for local artist coastal subjects. Go!

I have some major complaints about Michelle, the Gallery Director, that I would like to address…read morewith the board. I have been treated rudely for the past three years by her. I submitted a compaint through the website that was intercepted by Michelle, and she emailed me back with excuses about "procedures" that were complete and utter BS. My last interaction with her was on January 15, 2026, when I arrived for a class and she yelled at me as I was moving my watercolor supplies to the classroom, angrily telling me that I was NOT signed up for the class and was not allowed to go in the classroom. I WAS signed up, and as I tried to show her my Apple Card transaction to Port Aransas Art Center, she essentially called me a liar. I had paid for the class on January 6th through the website, and my card was charged $45. She demanded an email receipt, which I was unable to locate because I was flustered and angry...there were other people also trying to check in, and I felt embarrassed at being accused of somehow cheating the art center. She eventually found my registration, but I was humiliated in front of other students, and she still tried to make it MY FAULT. This is NOT normal. She literally yelled at me over the other girl working there and DEMANDED that I stop walking towards the classroom, as she came out of the office in what seemed like an attempt to physically prevent me from going in. We already spend 50% more for the watercolor class (price went up for the weekly class from $30 a couple years ago), and Michelle absolutely destroyed my creativity that day. I did almost nothing in class because I was so shaken. This is not an isolated incident, and she's been rude and hateful to me (and others) for about the last three years. I would like to address this with someone on the board (not her spouse or significant other). I submitted a long email with events from the last three years, although I've been coming to the center for over ten years. In the last three years alone, I've donated cash to the center, purchased art, paid class fees, donated art supplies, and a few years back donated two jewelry items that I created, valued over $500, for an auction to benefit the center. The total for the past three years, not counting the jewelry items, is over $1,540. And yet I'm still treated rudely, EVERY TIME I visit the center. I have never done anything to deserve this. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss with one or more board members what's been happening. Michelle is not going to forward my email, and she's making excuses for her rudeness...there is never an excuse to yell at or make snarky, nasty, hateful comments to someone who has gone out of their way to support the center. The Art Center was a big part of why we chose Port Aransas to spend thousands of dollars in the local economy each year for the past 15 years. Next year, if we return, I will make sure to sign up for watercolor lessons at the rec center instead. If you're on the board, look up the receipts...I paid for a watercolor class with Carrie on January 6th through the website. I also just donated $100 to the rain barrel project on the 13th or 14th. I live in Colorado and we come down in January and February each year. You can find my contact info there, or reach out to me through the Yelp messaging center.