Island Cabana
403C Pine Avenue
A Lilly Pulitzer signature store on Historic Pine Avenue, resort prints, accessories and gifts in a restored cottage.
Island Guide
Two walkable clusters carry most of the island's retail: Historic Pine Avenue at the north end, and Marina Drive in Holmes Beach. Both are cottages rather than storefronts.
Anna Maria's commercial buildings were mostly restored houses rather than replaced with new construction, which is why the shopping streets still read residential. Expect small rooms, tight edits and owners behind the counter.
403C Pine Avenue
A Lilly Pulitzer signature store on Historic Pine Avenue, resort prints, accessories and gifts in a restored cottage.
9807 Gulf Drive
Part bakery, part antique emporium, part café, housed in the old island schoolhouse and worth the browse even without an errand.
306 Pine Avenue
A tightly edited gift boutique of local and imported finds, the reliable stop for a present you didn't plan to buy.
3902 Gulf Drive
Florida's oldest surf shop, trading since the early 1960s. Boards, swimwear and beach gear, plus genuine local knowledge of conditions.
5308 Marina Drive
Women's resort clothing and accessories on Marina Drive, curated for island dressing.
5302 Marina Drive
Candles, jewelry and coastal homewares, a small shop with a large gift-wrap output.
5414 Marina Drive
A non-profit gallery representing local painters, photographers and craftspeople, with rotating shows through the season.
Thinking about buying here? Talk to Justin