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Hippie markets in Ibiza

Ibiza and hippie markets go hand in hand. The Punta Arabí market in Es Canar calls itself the oldest; it has been running since 1973 and is held on Wednesdays during the season. On Saturdays there is the Las Dalias market on the road to Sant Carles, and in the village of Sant Joan a craft market with island makers takes place every Sunday all year round. The map also shows smaller markets, including in Ibiza Town, Santa Eulària, Sant Josep and near Platja d’en Bossa. Expect jewellery, clothing, leather, art, local produce and food. Handy tips: arrive early if you want to park, bring some cash, and check the current market days and opening hours on the official website before you go, as seasonal dates and times can change from year to year.

Which hippie market is on which day?

Punta Arabí in Es Canar is on Wednesdays (in season), Las Dalias near Sant Carles on Saturdays and the Sant Joan craft market on Sundays. Always check the official website for current dates and times.

What is the oldest hippie market in Ibiza?

The Punta Arabí market in Es Canar describes itself as Ibiza’s oldest hippie market. It has been running since 1973 and has hundreds of stalls with crafts, fashion, jewellery and art.

Are the hippie markets open in winter?

It varies. The Sant Joan craft market runs every Sunday all year. Punta Arabí has a season that runs roughly from April to late October. For Las Dalias and the smaller markets, check the current schedule.

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