10 Best Markets in Ibiza
Where to Go Shopping Like a Local in Ibiza?
The best markets in Ibiza reflect the island’s long-standing creative streak, particularly its famous hippy markets, which grew from the alternative communities that made Ibiza home in the 1960s and ’70s. Today, that free-spirited influence lives on in stands filled with handmade jewelry, clothing, artwork, and crafts. Elsewhere, the focus shifts to fresh local produce, island specialties, or retro and secondhand treasures.
Some markets spring to life after dark, while others fill village squares and historic market buildings with food, crafts, and conversation. You may even meet the makers behind the pieces and hear the stories and inspiration behind their work. Read on for our pick of Ibiza’s markets to seek out during your trip.
10 Best Markets in Ibiza
- Las Dalias Night Market
- Mercadillo Sant Jordi
- Hippy Market Punta Arabí
- Mercat Nou
- S’Alamera Hippy Market
- Mercat Artesanal de Sant Joan de Labritja
- Playa d’en Bossa Hippy Market
- Forada Market
- Sant Miquel Craft Market
- Mercat de Sant Josep
1. Las Dalias Night Market
Bohemian shopping beneath the stars
Categoría: Vida nocturna en , Ir de compras
Las Dalias Night Market brings Ibiza’s hippy-market tradition into the balmy summer evening. There are more than 100 stands glowing beneath lamps and strings of lights. Handmade fashion and jewelry are particular strengths, and while there’s a daytime market too, some artisans sell exclusively at night. Look out for flowing bohemian clothing, distinctive accessories, and pieces shaped by the international community of designers and makers who have long contributed to Las Dalias’ creative identity.
Acoustic musicians regularly perform as you browse, while food stands and restaurants provide homemade pizzas, granitas, berber teas and sweets, plus many more tasty dishes. On selected nights, dance under the stars as DJs take over the terrace. Más información
Ubicación: Carretera, Km. 12, 07850 Sant Carles de Peralta, Balearic Islands, Spain
Horarios: Hours vary by season
Teléfono: +34 971 32 68 25
Las Dalias Night Market
2. Mercadillo Sant Jordi
A racecourse filled with secondhand finds
Categoría: Ir de compras
There’s no knowing what you’ll unearth at Mercadillo Sant Jordi, Ibiza’s long-running secondhand market at the old racecourse. Sellers unpack their cars and cover tables with everything from vintage clothing and old furniture to toys and household curiosities. Music lovers can hunt through vinyl and CDs, while boxes of books and old magazines offer another excuse for a good rummage.
The market has been a Saturday fixture since 1995, bringing together sellers from across the island. When you need to refuel, grab a bocadillo from the on-site cafe, and stick around toward the end of the market when impromptu drumming sessions sometimes strike up.
Ubicación: 07817 Sant Jordi de ses Salines, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Saturday from 8 am to 3 pm (closed Sunday–Friday)
Mercadillo Sant Jordi
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3. Hippy Market Punta Arabí
One of Ibiza’s oldest and largest hippy markets
Categoría: Ir de compras, Historia, Gastronomía en
Hippy Market Punta Arabí has been part of Ibiza’s creative scene since 1973, making it the island’s oldest hippy market. More than 400 stands wind along pine-shaded paths between white bungalows, showcasing everything from hand-tooled leather and ceramics to organic cosmetics. Keep an eye out for clever sustainable designs too, including accessories made from recycled tires and plastics.
Live music drifts through the market as you shop, with drummers and street performers and face painting and workshops for the kids. When it’s time to eat, take your pick from food trucks and restaurants serving everything from home-cooked paella to artisan pizza and sweet or savory crêpes. Buy a bottle of traditional Hierbas Ibicencas for a particularly fitting island souvenir.
Ubicación: Camino 2 Punta Arabi, 9A, 07849 Es Canar, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: April–October: Wednesday from 10 am to 7 pm (Closed Thursday–Tuesday)
Teléfono: +34 971-38-70-80
Hippy Market Punta Arabí
4. Mercat Nou
Fresh ingredients at the heart of town
Categoría: Ir de compras, Gastronomía en
Mercat Nou is Ibiza Town’s place for a serious food shop, with counters piled with fresh ingredients. Check the fishmongers for the day’s catch, choose ripe seasonal fruit and vegetables, or explore stands selling local cheeses, cold cuts, bread, and pastries. Herbalists and gourmet-food sellers broaden the selection, while small food spots provide something tasty to eat along the way.
Opened in 1978, the market has approximately 130 stands and 15 businesses dotted around its exterior. Stop at one of the cafes afterward and enjoy fresh coffee, perhaps with a plate of Spanish tortilla or frita de pulpo, a local octopus dish.
Ubicación: C/ de Catalunya, 26, 07800 Eivissa, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Monday–Saturday from 8.30 am to 3.30 pm (closed on Sundays)
Mercat Nou
5. S’Alamera Hippy Market
Ibiza-made crafts close to the beach
Categoría: Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
S’Alamera Hippy Market fills Santa Eulària’s leafy pedestrian boulevard with handmade pieces that feel distinctly Ibizan. Browse original-design earrings, soft clothing made from natural fibers, intricately carved wooden pieces, and handcrafted leather bags. Other artisan-made objects add more individuality, and many sellers are the people who made the pieces, so you can often hear the story behind a design directly from its creator.
It’s particularly good for souvenirs that are useful as well as decorative, whether that’s a bar of artisan soap or a piece of jewelry to wear back home. The stands line tree-shaded Passeig de s’Alamera as it slopes toward the waterfront, so follow your shopping with lunch or a swim at the nearby beach.
Ubicación: Passeig de s’Alamera, 07840 Santa Eulària des Riu, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: May–October: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday–Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm (Closed Wednesday and Sunday)
S’Alamera Hippy Market
6. Mercat Artesanal de Sant Joan de Labritja
A Sunday showcase of island makers
Categoría: De lujo, Ir de compras
Mercat Artesanal de Sant Joan de Labritja brings handmade goods and island-grown food together in the heart of this small northern village. Browse jewelry and leatherwork made by independent artisans, pick up natural soaps, or fill a bag with Ibiza-grown fruit and vegetables. Food producers add plenty of tempting take-home treats, including artisan cheeses, local honey, and jars of preserves.
Art gets its own space behind the village church, where local creators display paintings and sculptures away from the main craft stands. Around noon, gather at the steps of the village square to hear live bands play as the Sunday market continues through the surrounding pedestrian streets.
Ubicación: Carrer de sa Cala, 3, 07810 Sant Joan de Labritja, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Sundays from 9.30 am to 4 pm (closed Monday–Saturday)
Mercat Artesanal de Sant Joan de Labritja
7. Playa d’en Bossa Hippy Market
Beachside crafts with Saturday music
Categoría: Parejas, Ir de compras
Platja d’en Bossa Hippy Market brings a handcrafted touch to one of Ibiza’s liveliest beach resorts. Its stands line the pedestrian Carrer del Bruc and Carrer de la Ruda, where you can choose leather goods, crochet pieces, and Ibizan ceramics or pick out jewelry fashioned from metal and semi-precious stones. The emphasis is on handmade work, making this compact evening market particularly appealing for creative souvenirs.
The market gets going as the heat of the day fades, with the pedestrian streets leading directly toward the beach. Saturday evenings bring live music around the corner of Bruc and Ruda, so time your visit to catch a performance between shopping and the nightlife of Platja d’en Bossa.
Ubicación: Carrer de la Ruda, 07817 Playa d’en Bossa, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Thursday–Tuesday from 6 pm to midnight (Closed on Wednesday)
Playa d'en Bossa Hippy Market
8. Forada Market
Homegrown and handcrafted products with sustainable roots
Categoría: Familias, Gastronomía en , Ir de compras
Mercat de Forada champions goods grown, made, and created in Ibiza, with sustainability at the heart of the experience. Seasonal organic produce shares the space with artisan bread, local cheeses, honey, and homemade pastries, while independent makers showcase everything from ceramics to natural cosmetics and art. The nonprofit association behind Mercat de Forada also promotes fair trade, responsible consumption, and support for small island producers.
There’s a free book exchange and a children’s corner stocked with toys, books, rugs, and cushions, while various activities can include cooking demos and art workshops using recycled materials to explore marine conservation. Don’t miss the Can Tixedó Art Café’s famous vegan paella.
Ubicación: Ctra Santa Inés, Km 5, 07820 Sant Antoni de Portmany, Balearic Islands, Spain
Horarios: Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm (closed Sunday–Friday)
Forada Market
9. Sant Miquel Craft Market
Traditional shopping beneath Sant Miquel church
Categoría: Ir de compras, Vida nocturna
Sant Miquel Craft Market gathers island artisans beneath the church that crowns this northern Ibiza village. Handmade ceramics are a particular draw, alongside jewelry, textiles, artwork, natural products, and decorative pieces. Food stands bring another dimension, with finds such as goat cheese, home-baked bread, pastries, and organic vegetables providing plenty of ingredients for picnics.
Time your visit for the traditional ball pagès, when the Colla de Balansat performs Ibiza’s folk dance in the church square, accompanied by traditional dress and percussion. Don’t forget to walk up to the whitewashed fortified church for views across the countryside surrounding Sant Miquel.
Ubicación: Carrer de Missa, 7, 07815 Sant Miquel de Balansat, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: May–October: Thursday from 6 pm to 10 pm (Closed Friday–Wednesday)
Sant Miquel Craft Market
10. Mercat de Sant Josep
For zero-mile produce and island craftsmanship
Categoría: Parejas, Ir de compras
Fresh from the field meets handmade craftsmanship at Sant Josep’s organic, local, and artisan market. Island growers sell seasonal, zero-mile fruit and vegetables directly from their harvests, while other stands tempt with honey, cheeses, and herbs. Then turn from food to the makers, where Ibizan ceramics, jewelry, and decorative pieces showcase traditional and contemporary craftwork, sometimes with artisans demonstrating their techniques as you watch.
Tastings and performances by local musicians also appear throughout the season. Try your hand at Ibizan cooking workshops using seasonal ingredients, sessions exploring local traditions and vocabulary, or recycling workshops that transform everyday packaging into useful objects.
Ubicación: Carrer de Pere Escanellas, 07830 Sant Josep de sa Talaia, Illes Balears, Spain
Horarios: Monday–Thursday from 8 am to 2 pm, Friday from 8 am to 2.30 pm and 5 pm to 9 pm, Saturday from 7 am to 2.30 pm (Closed on Sunday)
Mercat de Sant Josep
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