Hippie Markets Guide in Ibiza

The hippie movement that arrived in Ibiza during the 60s and 70s left an indelible mark on the island's culture, fashion, and lifestyle. Today, that bohemian spirit is very much alive in its iconic open-air markets. Visiting Ibiza's hippie markets is a must-do whether traveling with family, as a couple, or with friends. From Apartamentos Llobet, here is our guide to shopping in Ibiza. The island's most famous markets: 1. Las Dalias Hippie Market (Sant Carles) Undoubtedly the most iconic. Las Dalias market opens every Saturday year-round (and several summer evenings as Night Market). Wandering among colorful stalls of Adlib-style clothing, handmade jewelry, artwork, and exotic scents is a complete sensory experience, always accompanied by live music. 2. Punta Arabí Market (Es Canar) The oldest and largest market on the island, held on Wednesdays throughout the summer season. Featuring hundreds of artisans and a dedicated children's area, it makes for a fantastic family plan. 3. Sant Jordi Flea Market If you prefer a more local vibe focused on second-hand items and vintage antiques, this flea market takes place Saturday mornings at the Sant Jordi racetrack, very close to Ibiza town. Tips for your market day: - Go early: Especially in July and August, to avoid peak midday heat and find parking easily. - Bring cash: While most stalls accept cards, some smaller craftsmen prefer cash. The advantage of staying at Llobet: Planning excursions is effortless with our 24h reception team, who can help arrange car rentals or guide you with the best bus routes.