Come and experience Boutique Coyaba, a "tropical oasis" right in the heart of Pointe Claire Village on the West Island just minutes from downtown Montreal.

Pamper Your Body
Discover comfortable easy-care clothing perfect for that special cruise, romantic seaside dinner or a relaxing day on the beach. At Boutique Coyaba  summer never ends! All year long you can count on Boutique Coyaba  for your tropical travel wear. Our fashion lines include SPIRIT washable (S-XL) and EZZE WEAR no-iron cotton (XS - 4XL), FLOJOS sandals, CARIBBEAN JOE handbags, our famous wrap pants (sizes2 – 18), and more.



Tantalize Your Senses
Start your dream vacation early. Boutique Coyaba offers world famous TORTUGA Rum Cakes from the Cayman Islands, gourmet coffees including freshly roasted Jamaican Blue Mountain, Aroma Nica from Nicaragua and FAIR TRADE Organic from Peru. To add a little spice to your life, try our  exotic spicy Island sauces. Complete your tropical escape with the rhythms of Island music. Whether your perfect tropical escape includes gently swaying to the soft rhythms of Carnival  Steel Pan,  basking in the sultry beat of Putumayo’s Latin salsa, or jiving to the jazz of New Orleans,  Boutique Coyaba has the perfect CD for your collection.



Help to Expand Fair Trade
Boutique Coyaba  works proudly with such organizations as the Caribbean Artisan Network and Casa Relief International to preserve traditional craft practices and expand regional and international FAIR TRADE.  Boutique Coyaba  purchases hand-crafted products directly from the individual artisan at a fair and equitable price. All products are paid for in full before leaving their country of origin. Together, through our purchases Boutique Coyaba,  and you, our valued customer, are assisting gifted artisans in their efforts to make a living using their skills in a sustainable relationship with the environment.

Bring the Caribbean Home
Boutique Coyaba‘s handcrafted FAIR TRADE products include:  Haitian steel drum artwork; rainforest jewelry from Trinidad, Equador and Columbia; larimar, conch and amber jewelry from the Dominican Republic and St. Thomas, B.V.I; silver jewelry, cast from seashells on Nevis; woven cotton hammocks from Venezuela; pottery and wood carvings from Nicaragua and Cuba; coffee wood and teak root furniture and décor from Bali; rattan and woven furnishings from Malaysia; original batik beach wraps and home décor from Caribelle in St. Kitts; hand-painted clothing from Cleopatra’s Collection in Jamaica; natural skin care products from Earth Mother in Barbados and Caribbean Blue in St. Lucia; along with stunning photography and artwork imported from all over the West Indies.