Where to explore Coconut Grove’s eclectic mix of boutiques

Aesop, the skin and hair care shop, has only two in Miami, one of them in Coconut Grove.

The Bookstore in the Grove & Organic Kitchen, a community-focused independently owned bookstore, has an extensive selection of art, photography and architecture books, as well as a large children’s section.

Celestial Treasures is the go-to place for books, crystals, oils, herbs, tarot cards and incense. The store also offers classes, tarot card readings and energetic healing.

Edite Mode carries contemporary fashion labels and limited quantities of the latest trends.

First Flight Out/PAN AM By Palm Produce, in an ode to Pan Am’s glory days, offers everything for your next getaway from comfortable easy-to-pack clothing to the iconic Pan Am carry-on bag. Just blocks from the site of Pan Am’s first air terminal at Dinner Key.

Kit and Ace has athletic wear with the styling of street-wear.

Maya Hatcha, an oldie but goodie, sells a mix of ethnic clothing in natural fabrics, Indian tapestries, essential oils and jewelry.

Pineda Covalin is a very Miami boutique, with a unique collection of textiles that includes scarves, ties, shawls, ponchos and silk handbags — inspired by Mexican and Latin American art.

TKS Coconut Grove is the go-to place for all things you can do on a board — surf, kite, skate and paddle. In addition to a large selection of the very popular Penny Skateboards from Australia, the store offers boards, board accessories and demos to try.

If you can’t resist chain stores, try Cocowalk, an outdoor mall that brings together retail, dining and entertainment options, including 15-screen luxury movie theater Cinepolis.