Fantastic service every time. These guys dont mess about. I live a few hours from them, so mail my…read morereg set in for its service. Within an very reasonable amount of time, they have them looked at then contact me with the details. Payment is completed and they mail them straight back. Always spotless and lovely to breath from. Can't fault it!

Wow. Just wow. I…read morestumbled across this store last night while shopping with a friend. In the main shopping centre in Cardiff, the facade of some old American beach hut stands out, complete with balconies and all. Chandeliers hang low in the doorway and beckon you in like a waistcoated rabbit. Then you find yourself in a wonderland of dark, cosy shopping. Hollister mainly sells surfer clothing and the like, but it's all good quality; the kind you might otherwise find in White Stuff or Fat Face. But they also have a selection of Cd's, home-ware and fragrances. The prices are tiny numbers easily mistaken for European sizes, so look carefully before you ask, in case you feel silly like I did. You can almost feel the humidity of summer nights, and this is a high-street shopping experience like no other. The staff are friendly, and clearly used to people walking around slightly dumbfounded. Go check it out.

Oh how I hate this shop and everything it stands for...'cept I really like the smell that alludes…read morefrom it and the clothes in all honesty. What does crack me up is a fartooprettygirl greeting me with the words "hey dudes what's up" in a thick Welsh accent. I had to run to the back to avoid her further embarrassment. I just really hate how perfect everything is and wonder how all the women feel who didn't fit the super model bill upon staff selection that clearly is in effect here.

Ah the sound of seagulls over head. The smell of pasties, ice cream and the feel of salt spray in…read morethe air. It's great to be beside the seaside... wait, we're in Redland. For me BeachShack has to be one of the most peculiar placements for a surf shop I have ever seen - a block of sexy bright yellows and blues on a street of otherwise fairly standard inner city shops. Having said that, it works. The shop fits in, is always busy and yep - I dig it. Anything you could possibly need in the world of surf, beach and water sports can be picked up here. If you're a serious windsurfer looking to completely revamp your kit or just a sun chaser looking for a sexy new bikini - you will receive the same level of expert customer service and value for money. Reef sandals, dry suits, rash vests and so much more - just no Devonshire ice cream.

Peculiar, a surf shop selling all the things any sea-faring, wave-surfer could need. The exterior…read morecertainly brightens up Kellaway Avenue, blue and yellow certainly remind you of sun, sea, sand, and surf but it slightly falls short of transporting you to the salty air of the seaside. I would think the shop would be more fitting situated near the harbour at least, where there is some water in sight. That said, the shop is always bustling and seems to do very good business. Probably because there is such a vast selection of goods for anybody wanting to hit the beach. It is not an elitist shop only there to serve surf enthusiasts willing to spend over £100 on a dry suit. The shop sells swimwear, goggles, flippers and sun cream. A perfect place to go if you want summer seaside attire, without the pricey cost.