These are the best hippy markets in Ibiza

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Latest update: 19 June 2025

Definitely spend a few hours at one of Ibiza’s famous hippy markets when you’re holidaying on the island. These are the best hippy markets on the island – and a few other markets.

Las Dalias Hippy Market (Sant Carles)

The hippy market of Las Dalias is open on Saturdays all year round. The first edition in 1985 had five stalls; now, there are easily 200 stalls. That obviously attracts a lot of visitors, especially between 11 am and 2 pm. If you can, try to avoid those times. Park your car on the other side of the road for € 3,50 and spend the rest of your money on, well, basically anything.

Las Dalias is an extensive hippy market where you’ll find everything from jewelry to paintings, from homemade honey to dream catchers. There are also several stands to grab a bite or drink and do a bit of people-watching. Or maybe you want to have your hand read or have tarot cards laid out?

In high season, from June to September, there is a night market at Las Dalias on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Sundays. From 6 pm you can marvel at all the trinkets.

Las Dalias hippy market on Google Maps

Punta Arabí hippy market in Ibiza (Es Canar)

The hippy market of Punta Arabí is by far the largest hippy market in Ibiza. On Wednesdays (April to October), more than 500 sellers set up their booths to tempt you to buy their goods. he hippy market of Punta Arabi was founded (1973) when the management of Hotel Club Punta Arabi let the hippies sell their products there. So it has grown considerably since. So it has grown considerably since.

There are also more than enough food and drink options at this hippy market. In high season, it gets swamped here. So mentally prepare for the crowds.

Punta Arabi on Google Maps

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Flea market in the Hipódromo (Sant Jordi)

Officially this is not a hippy market but a flea market. But secretly, I like this market much more than the “official” hippy markets The hippy markets are a bit too busy for me, and I have more space and freedom of movement on the former Hipódromo racecourse.

On Saturdays, people sell their junk and gems from a rug or from the trunk. Due to this laid-back, almost effortless setup, it is clear to see that this site was once a racecourse. Mercadillo Sant Jordi is really very basic in that respect, but that’s precisely why I love it so much.

Hipódromo on Google Maps

Mercat de Forada (San Rafael)

On Saturdays, you can do some real, local shopping on the site next to Can Tixedo. Mercat de Forada is a small-scale market, usually no more than ten stalls, where you can buy local products. From cheese and plants to beautiful jewelry. Mercat de Forada has not (yet) been discovered by the general public, and that is its charm.

Mercat de Forada on Google Maps

Hippy market Sant Joan

I thought I had discovered something unknown in Ibiza: a hippie market in Sant Joan. However, this market is far from undiscovered. The parking spaces are overcrowded, but the market is still nice and spacious in May. This Sunday market is significantly smaller than, for example, Las Dalias, and, more importantly, it is much more atmospheric.

The market stalls lead you through the village. Ibosim (the beer brewer) is there, Meka coffee, and many jewelry stalls. I like walking around and shopping at this Ibiza hippy market because it’s pretty relaxed. So for me, this is the best hippy market in Ibiza. But wow: there are a lot of Dutch people! Damn. You can meet up with almost all of them at the Giri Café for a drink or lunch, haha.

Hippiemarkt Sant Joan on Google Maps

The Ibiza hippy market calendar (+ some other markets)

When is which hippy market happening in Ibiza? Here’s the full schedule per day of the Ibiza hippy markets:

Monday

Las Dalias Night Market – 6 pm to 11.30/12 am (high season only)

Tuesday

Las Dalias Night Market – 6 pm to 11.30/12 am (high season only)

Wednesday

Punta Arabí – from 10 am to 6 pm (April, May, October) or 7 pm (June, July, August, September)

Thursday

Cala Llonga evening market – from 6 pm to 10.30 pm
Sant Rafael artisan night market – from 7.30 pm to 11 pm (June to September)

Friday

Santa Gertrudis artisan market – from 7 pm to 12 pm (June untill first week September)

Saturday

Hipódromo – from 8 am to 3 pm
Mercat de Forada – from 10 a.m. to 3 pm
Las Dalias – from 10 am to 8 pm
San José ecological market – from 10 am to 2 pm (April to mid-October)

Sunday

Las Dalias night market – 6 pm to 11:30/0 pm (high season only)
Sant Joan – from 10 am to 3 pm
San Juan craft market – from 9 am to 4 pm

First published: May 2021 The article has been updated since!