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!

We stopped here exploring the Gulf Coast because it just looked like a cool place - it is! The…read moreowner is super nice and so is Lola, the resident rescue dog. We cruised the stacks of thousands of beautiful shells and learned a lot about the various varieties. We picked a few beauties and paid a fraction of what the more trendy beach shops are asking for them. Get off the beach and check out this cool, kitschy shop selling seashells by the seashore!

The owner is a prick!! If he starts talking to you and rambles on and acts friendly I highly…read moresuggest you to tell him to stop talking. He doesn't talk to you to be friendly, he talks to you a lot so you won't pay attention to what prices he punches in at the end!!! He swindled us of our money! He is a crook and highly manipulative! He says he is married but acts feminine. We were nice to him and once we got back from Port Aransas we realized he punched a extra $10 in the register without us knowing! So instead of us paying $40 we paid $50 and since he kept talking and we bought into his friendly attitude we were tricked and robbed of some cash! He doesn't answer his phone either! And if you are dressed nice he will tell you higher prices just because you look rich!! I highly suggest buying from any souvenir shop and I strongly suggest people to not buy from this crook from Shell World in Port Aransas Pass, Tx!!! Do not purchase anything from here!!!!

We had a good time! Place is huge and there's a ton of vendors. We did go on a Saturday and…read moreseveral of the vendors were closed but I did enjoy what we did see. Found a really cute vendor shop in the middle who sold a lot of different skull merchandise and I bought the cutest snow globe with a newlywed skull couple driving in a sports car. He also sold skull plate sets, leather items and overall a ton of skull items. Loved it! We also had ice cream and mangonada from a vendor and enjoyed that as well. The only thing that was a disappointment was there wasn't anyone selling video games or video game equipment. But I was surprised by the vendor who was selling kids ATV's and other motorized items near the door. There was two brow shaping places, a guy doing table massages and a tattoo artist, which I've never seen in a flea market before. It was also really clean and organized.

Once is enough. Very packed and confusing layout. It becomes overwhelming. Overpriced on just about…read moreeverything. I think your suppose to haggle to get the better deal and I'm not used to that. Food court in the back. Be careful, prices are good at some food stands, not good at others. The pretzel stand was ridiculously overpriced. One pretzel was $11! I thought that maybe I needed to haggle over that! Looking for imports? Go to the Mexican imports place on Staples next to Banuelos tires! Pass on the trade center.