🌟 The Ultimate Ibiza Market Adventure
Looking for a little market magic on the island to enjoy with the kids on a cloudy day? Whether you're after hippie vibes, handmade treasures, organic goodies, or a vintage lampshade that definitely has a story to tell — we’ve got you covered! We've rounded up a mix of Ibiza’s most famous markets and those charming, under-the-radar gems where locals actually go to buy their veggies, ceramics, or just local gossip and kids dancing in the sun. Let’s dive into this colorful world of crafts, culture, and curious finds — flip-flops optional, good vibes mandatory. 🎩️☀️
1. Mercadillo de Sant Jordi (Sant Jordi de ses Salines)
Every Saturday, the old horse racing track in Sant Jordi transforms into a bustling flea market, beloved by locals and visitors alike. Here, you'll find a treasure trove of second-hand goods (or just that second-hand vacuum cleaner you urgently need), vintage clothing, handmade jewelry, books, records, furniture, and quirky collectibles. The atmosphere is lively and authentic, with spontaneous drumming sessions adding to the bohemian vibe. Don't forget to grab a snack or drink at the on-site bar after you explore the maze of treasures.
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When: Every Saturday, year-round, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
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Where: Hipódromo de Sant Jordi, Sant Jordi de ses Salines.
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Highlights: Super varied finds, great bargains, and a buzzing local scene.
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2. Hippy Market Punta Arabí (Es Canar)
Established in 1973, this is Ibiza's oldest and largest hippy market. It's grown into the most commercial one too, but hey—for people on vacay, sometimes you just want to see it all! Wander through over 400 stalls nestled among pine trees, offering everything from handmade crafts to global treasures. Live music and a festive vibe make it worth the visit.
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When: Every Wednesday from May 7 to October 29, starting at 10:00.
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Where: Avenida Punta Arabí, Es Canar.
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Highlights: Massive variety of stalls, great for souvenirs, a long hike around, and high-energy atmosphere.
3. Sant Josep de sa Talaia Artisan Market
A charming village market that celebrates local traditions. Browse organic produce, homemade pastries, and artisanal crafts. Plus, you'll often stumble upon live music, kids’ arts & crafts, kids' musicals or cultural performances. It’s wholesome, colorful, and just the cute authentic kind. Some might find it too simple or boring, others love the more old-fashioned village calm vibes.
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When: Saturdays (June–October) from 10:00 to 16:00.
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Where: Sant Josep village center.
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Highlights: Lovely vibe, family-friendly activities, and local creativity.
4. Playa d’en Bossa Hippy Market
Located in the heart of the resort area, this evening market is perfect for a post-beach wander—or a great distraction if you made the (hmm...) bold choice to stay in the party zone with your family. Oops! Discover handmade jewelry, leather goods, and typical Ibiza souvenirs.
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When: Daily from May to September, 18:00 to 00:00.
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Where: Calle de la Ruda and Calle del Bruc, Playa d'en Bossa.
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Highlights: Great evening stroll, ideal for hotel-goers of the area, simple souvenir finds, and chilled atmosphere.
5. San Rafael Artisan Market
A charming evening escape that showcases traditional and contemporary ceramics, handmade crafts, and delicious local products. It’s simple, authentic, and refreshingly laid-back.
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When: Thursdays (June–September) from 19:30 to 23:00.
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Where: San Rafael village center.
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Highlights: Lovely ceramics, chilled-out vibes, and true small-town charm.
6. Sant Joan de Labritja Sunday Market
This is a favorite among local parents! Cute and not too big, but with a warm atmosphere and plenty of passion projects from local creatives. Explore stalls full of organic products, medicinal herbs, jewelry, and funky crafts. Amazing live music kicks around noon! Food-wise: not much! So unless you've booked a table at one of the few village restaurants, consider coming before or after lunch with kids.
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When: Sundays from 10:00 to 15:00.
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Where: Sant Joan village square.
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Highlights: Creative start-ups, amazing music, good energy, and locals everywhere.
7. Forada Market (Buscastell)
A down-to-earth gem run by an eco-conscious collective. You'll find locally grown produce, veggies, organic cosmetics, arts and crafts, and if you're lucky: fresh market-made veggie paella! Plus, across the road there's Can Tixedo Art Café, where you can grab an affordable bite with an international cultural twist.
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When: Saturdays from 10:00 to 16:00.
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Where: Buscastell, near Sant Antoni de Portmany.
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Highlights: Community spirit, fresh produce, artisan goods, and great veggie eats.
8. Las Dalias Hippy Market (Sant Carles de Peralta)
A legendary market since 1985, Las Dalias is a kaleidoscope of color, music, and good energy. With over 250 stalls, you'll find boho fashion, handcrafted jewelry, artwork, and a whole lot of soul. The Night Markets in summer are pure magic. Expect DJs, live music, and weekend parties in the adjacent Akasha club. Yes, it’s famous— but for a reason!!!
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When: Saturdays year-round from 10:00; Sundays (Oct–May) from 11:00; Night Markets (June–Sept) on Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays from 18:00.
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Where: Carretera Ibiza–Sant Carles, Km 12.
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Highlights: Iconic Ibiza vibes, live music, epic fashion, and a party twist.
Embark on this market-hopping journey to soak in the rich culture, artistry, and bohemian vibes that make Ibiza truly unforgettable. Whether you're on the hunt for unique souvenirs or just strolling for fun, these markets deliver stories, smiles, and maybe even that perfect sarong you never knew you needed.